Roger Daltrey
Roger Daltrey
Roger
Daltrey is best known as the founder of legendary rock band The Who. The group,
known for their deafening shows and smashing instruments in ferocious displays
of auto-destructive art, went on to considerable chart success. Daltrey released
his first solo album in 1973, and followed that up with a number of solo chart
successes. He also established a stage and (somewhat off-beat) film career after
starring in the movie production of Tommy (1975). He pursued films more
steadily during the years after the death of drummer Keith Moon, and turned to
production with the drama McVicar (1980).
Guest Appearance
playing "Larry Moore
In Luke Ashton's (first) leaving episode, Roger plays the part of an ex-crack addict who ends up taking his own life and his daughter’s.