I disagree, I thought Daltrey had the strongest vocals of all of them.  He has still got the lungs,.

I disagree, I thought Daltrey had the strongest vocals of all of them.  He has still got the lungs,.

Dup!

Dup!

I'll buy that for a dollar!

I'll buy that for a dollar!

Getting out my pitchfork
Pokin your hay!

Getting out my pitchfork
Pokin your hay!

What about Jerry Seinfeld in Seinfeld?

What about Jerry Seinfeld in Seinfeld?

I Confess is a great song.  Nice trumpet solo, good groove all around.   I remember hearing it for the first time in the early eighties at an outdoor party where a bunch of punks were killing themselves on this huge skateboard ramp..there was beer and babes….

I Confess is a great song.  Nice trumpet solo, good groove all around.   I remember hearing it for the first time in the early eighties at an outdoor party where a bunch of punks were killing themselves on this huge skateboard ramp..there was beer and babes….

Thanks for posting, I liked your article. To quote Lou Reed, "those were different times…."

Thanks for posting, I liked your article. To quote Lou Reed, "those were different times…."

Looks awesome! two great clips anyway.

Looks awesome! two great clips anyway.

A friend of mine was pulled up on stage, put in the stocks, had most of his clothes pulled off, was then slathered in shaving cream and flogged with a cat 'o nine tails.  Thankfully for him, it was during the pre-internet era.

A friend of mine was pulled up on stage, put in the stocks, had most of his clothes pulled off, was then slathered in shaving cream and flogged with a cat 'o nine tails.  Thankfully for him, it was during the pre-internet era.

Please do that. I've always loved him back from M the H days, through solo stuff with Mick Ronson and his last couple of albums. I've seen him play live in tiny bars and he carried it off like he was playing for 20,000 people.

Please do that. I've always loved him back from M the H days, through solo stuff with Mick Ronson and his last couple of albums. I've seen him play live in tiny bars and he carried it off like he was playing for 20,000 people.