A lot of singers should stop...but not our amazing Rodger what a voice..he's just the best rockstar iv ever heard...now that's what I call great..never give up good bless you...
"Giving It All Away" was the debut solo single by Roger Daltrey, the song was written by the then unknown Leo Sayer and David Courtney. Adam Faith and David Courtney produced the track.
Sayer began his music career co-writing songs with David Courtney, including "Giving It All Away", which gave Roger Daltrey of the Who his first solo hit in 1973. The same year, Sayer began his career as a recording artist under the management of Adam Faith, who signed Sayer to the Chrysalis label in the United Kingdom and Warner Bros. Records in the United States.
Terrific. Over the past few years every time I see THE WHO I think it's probably going to be the last time. Going to Berlin in June and can't wait. The Kids Are Alright.
Amazing I saw this guy in 1968 at the Empire in Liverpool still had my school uniform on I think he was singing with some blokes called themselves THE WHO ? ! Wonder if they ever made it !!!😉
Enjoyed listening to The Who all my life. Looking forward for the first time to get to see Roger Daltrey singing live later this year in concert at Sandringham, England
Cruise ship, geez, what's next, sleazy nightclubs, I was 15 in 1975 and a who concert was an event, but it was the era, those drugs sex Rock-'n'-roll days are long gone
WTF!! I know men in their 60's who are much older than Roger and have stopped even listening to music... They will die before you get old, mate! Luv ya!!
He’s half Sasquatch and recently escaped after being held captive by sentient, lizard-like aliens for 5 years, all of which makes this that more impressive .
Why is this incredible musician not been made a Sir yet ? His immense contribution to music, and his momentas work for the teenage cancer trust, make him one of the most overlooked and worthy recipients in a generation. But no, the likes of Dave Davies would you believe considered more worthy. Unbelievable !!!
The drummer is Scott Devours, who plays in Roger’s band and occasionally fills in for Zak Starkey in The Who. Bassist is Jon Button who plays in both Roger’s band and The Who. Excellent musicians and fun to watch Scott and Jon’s antics up close during the show.
Yes. NAHA (Native American Heritage Association) charters a Royal Caribbean ship every year and puts on this Rock Legends Cruise as a fundraiser. Headliners this year were Roger Daltrey and Deep Purple. This event never disappoints.
Yes, Rock Legends cruise. Very organized and music on 3 stages from 10 am to 1-2 am. So fun. We went in 2019, 2020 and 2022. It is a short 5 day cruise, just right. Top notch production and sound crews.
This is a man who's looked after himself. What a voice he still has for man almost 80yrs old.
@user-ug3eg8rs4sSpastic.
One of the greatest voices of Rock 🙏🏻
see him live on stage,genial
a true legend and one of greatest rock band frontmen ever
A lot of singers should stop...but not our amazing Rodger what a voice..he's just the best rockstar iv ever heard...now that's what I call great..never give up good bless you...
This man is the true meaning of the term Rock Legend.
Probably my favourite solo Daltrey track at 79 this is exceptional
Roger gave his all, every performance, and I love this song too! Roll on, Roger!
@Abbey Dunne
Or, Roll Over, Roger! 😄
pervert comments not wanted hear go glitter channel u melts
I really expected them to have tuned this one down a key or two to accommodate Roger's voice.
So glad I was wrong....this is GREAT!!!
Well handled Roger, and most importantly, well executed…your voice and this song will never die ❤
Awesome! Sounds strong!!! One of the best voices in one of the best bands! ✌️
I love everything ❤️ The Who!
"Giving It All Away" was the debut solo single by Roger Daltrey, the song was written by the then unknown Leo Sayer and David Courtney. Adam Faith and David Courtney produced the track.
Sayer began his music career co-writing songs with David Courtney, including "Giving It All Away", which gave Roger Daltrey of the Who his first solo hit in 1973. The same year, Sayer began his career as a recording artist under the management of Adam Faith, who signed Sayer to the Chrysalis label in the United Kingdom and Warner Bros. Records in the United States.
Still got this 45rpm single. Absolutely fantastic. Brilliant . Roger Daltrey is a National Treasure. Love ya mate!
Excellent what a singer grew up with the who
Terrific. Over the past few years every time I see THE WHO I think it's probably going to be the last time. Going to Berlin in June and can't wait. The Kids Are Alright.
Amazing I saw this guy in 1968 at the Empire in Liverpool still had my school uniform on I think he was singing with some blokes called themselves THE WHO ? ! Wonder if they ever made it !!!😉
The last 50 years just vanished and we're back to 1973. Amazing performance.
You obviously never saw The Who many decades ago! This is embarrassing in comparison! I bet you're a big Gary Barlow fan!😂
@@hughzapretti-boyden9187 Who?
He’s a legend
Unbelievably great voice at this age.
Wow, Roger sounds fantastic!
Love Roger, 1 of the all time greats
What a voice. Brilliant to see this
Happy Birthday Mr. Daltrey!
Great voice roger class
Absolute champion. Legend
Greatest rock singer on all times long live the who 🎉🎉🎉😊😅
Absolute legend RD
Just came across this gem tonight. Brilliant
Enjoyed listening to The Who all my life. Looking forward for the first time to get to see Roger Daltrey singing live later this year in concert at Sandringham, England
I had tickets to that but couldn't make the trip over the pond 😢
Just found this-incredible vocal performance
This was the song, on Roger’s first solo album, that introduced me to Leo Sayer.
little leo from little Shoreham orchard Road not remember number
Wow. The strength and range is best it's been in years. Roger sounds great!
British treasure xx
Cruise ship, geez, what's next, sleazy nightclubs, I was 15 in 1975 and a who concert was an event, but it was the era, those drugs sex Rock-'n'-roll days are long gone
Now we are the old ones!
An oldie but a goodie. Him and song.
LOVE IT ! Thank you so much for posting it :-)
Rodger hit out of the park❤
WTF!! I know men in their 60's who are much older than Roger and have stopped even listening to music...
They will die before you get old, mate!
Luv ya!!
Amazing just amazing
An ICON god bless him so many memories.😍
love it
Brilliant stuff Roger 🎤🎸👍.
Saw him at the Edmonton Coliseum a few years ago. Very engaging performer.
Fantastic !!! ❤
Great song and still a great voice
Best voice ever !
Brilliant what a voice at his age. Saw the WHO in 1970 perform Tommy.
Incredible! Thanks!
Fair play Rog still got the pipes. Amazing.
Still got it !
I'm gonna cover this. It's been in my singalong list for so long.
Quality 👌
Rock on Roger voice still fab 👌
wow!
Roger sounds GREATTTTT!!!!!
And looks great
KING ROGER STILL THE BEST ROCK SINGER.
rod top rog close behind 👌
One of the greatest front ever
My Guy 👍
More luxurious than Woodstock 69........beautiful song written by the great Leo Sayer...
Respect🙌🙌❤️ Working class boy made good.
Saw Who in Auckland many years ago, Roger still has the pipes, great band.
Hard core voice.
❤
He’s half Sasquatch and recently escaped after being held captive by sentient, lizard-like aliens for 5 years, all of which makes this that more impressive .
Mind blower!
Wow
A song that becomes ever more poignant with every passing year.
Why is this incredible musician not been made a Sir yet ? His immense contribution to music, and his momentas work for the teenage cancer trust, make him one of the most overlooked and worthy recipients in a generation. But no, the likes of Dave Davies would you believe considered more worthy. Unbelievable !!!
He refused it ..that’s well known I thought..
@@ThePortia1070 No , I didn't realise, Probably because Pete is on the sex offenders register, and wouldn't get a gong .
Wow , fab , you don’t get that on Brittany Ferries , amazing!
Great song, written by Leo Sayer, I think.....
Andy Warhol does a good job on guitar.
That's Frank Symmes
God bless Yeah Roger still touching me ?
This reminds of a TOMMY style song, something like Cousin Kevin or Sally Simpson.
Yeah. It could have been added right after We’re Not Gonna Take It and before See Me Feel Me finale
Leo Sayer wrote it. 😮
He had a good mentor!
Can anyone tell me who the drummer and bass player are? I recognize everyone else. Thanks.
The drummer is Scott Devours, who plays in Roger’s band and occasionally fills in for Zak Starkey in The Who. Bassist is Jon Button who plays in both Roger’s band and The Who. Excellent musicians and fun to watch Scott and Jon’s antics up close during the show.
PRO- He's been killing it on this song all these years, but this version is actually queen-at-live-aid magic status for some reason.
Is that Simon?
Geez
Is this an actual cruise ship?
Yes. NAHA (Native American Heritage Association) charters a Royal Caribbean ship every year and puts on this Rock Legends Cruise as a fundraiser. Headliners this year were Roger Daltrey and Deep Purple. This event never disappoints.
Yes, Rock Legends cruise. Very organized and music on 3 stages from 10 am to 1-2 am. So fun. We went in 2019, 2020 and 2022. It is a short 5 day cruise, just right. Top notch production and sound crews.
Book me a cabin today plz…..
Absolute class my fav record of all time Leo sayer wrote this but Roger sings it lots better
is it truly a cruise???? please tell me it is not.
Pete should've kept his old nose then he wouldn't have to keep pushing up his sunglasses.🤣
Dude, thats not Pete on stage with Roger.
@@11Stucat Read my 2nd comment dude.
Apparently it's his nephew, has he had a nose job too?
No excuse for voting Leave, but a great singer.
Wow....another bitter anti-democrat (in every respect) who can't help bringing it up 8 years later.
Magical voice
written by leo sayer