![]() ![]() For Who fans, who had gone nearly two years without a new Who album, the soundtrack to McVicar was the next best thing. Daltrey sounded more comfortable with such material than he had with the sometimes delicate pop of his other solo records, and you could hear his delight when he had a song like Russ Ballard's "My Time Is Gonna Come," more unadulterated hard rock, to work with. But here, using a set of backup musicians that included all the other members of the group - Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, and Kenney Jones - Daltrey employed his usual arena-shaking shout over Who-like music. On his three previous solo albums, Daltrey had gone out of his way to avoid the hard rock sound of The Who. McVicar was Roger Daltrey's highest charting non-Who project, and for a simple reason: it sounds a lot like The Who. Daltrey, who starred in the film and co-produced it, sings on eight of the ten tracks. Though it is billed as an "Original Soundtrack Recording," McVicar is in effect a Roger Daltrey solo album. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. ![]()
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