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Track List
01) As Long As I Have You
02) How Far
03) Where Is A Man To Go
04) Get On Out of the Rain
05) I've Got Your Love
06) Into My Arms
07) You Haven't Done Nothing
08) Out of Sight, Out of Mind
09) Certified Rose
10) The Love You Save
11) Always Heading Home
01) As Long As I Have You
02) How Far
03) Where Is A Man To Go
04) Get On Out of the Rain
05) I've Got Your Love
06) Into My Arms
07) You Haven't Done Nothing
08) Out of Sight, Out of Mind
09) Certified Rose
10) The Love You Save
11) Always Heading Home
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2018
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"As Long as I Have You" is the ninth solo studio album by Roger Daltrey, released on 1 June 2018 on the polydor label.
As Long as I Have You features Pete Townshend's guitar on seven tracks as well as guest performances from Mick Talbot on keyboards and Sean Genockey on lead guitar. The album is a mixture of self-penned tracks such as "Certified Rose" and the soulful ballad "Always Heading Home" along with songs that have inspired Daltrey over the years.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 75, based on 6 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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On As Long as I Have You, Roger Daltrey's ninth solo outing and first in more than a quarter century, he goes back to belting out soul numbers like he did half a century ago. The title track, a pleading, horn-accented R&B barnburner by Garnet Mimms that kicks off the collection, is even a tune he sang with the Who when they were called the High Numbers in the early Sixties. Seventy-four-year-old Daltrey's voice is a little gruffer than it was when he was a young buck, but it's as strong and passionate as ever when he pushes himself on this collection of songs by everyone from soul singer Joe Tex to Fifties vocal group the Five Keys.
And when Daltrey sings his originals here, such as the tribute to his daughter, Rosie, "Certified Rose," he pulls from the same toolbox as the other songs: bright horns and a swinging backbeat. It's all part of something grander for him. Even the album's closing track, "Always Headed Home" – another Daltrey original – is a big, orchestral ballad that would also work as a Broadway torch song. Sometimes the album verges on melodrama but he has a way of selling it where it never sounds like he's acting. It's not all R&B, but it is Maximum Daltrey.
Reviewed by Kory Grow for rollingstone.com.
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"As Long as I Have You" is the ninth solo studio album by Roger Daltrey, released on 1 June 2018 on the polydor label.
As Long as I Have You features Pete Townshend's guitar on seven tracks as well as guest performances from Mick Talbot on keyboards and Sean Genockey on lead guitar. The album is a mixture of self-penned tracks such as "Certified Rose" and the soulful ballad "Always Heading Home" along with songs that have inspired Daltrey over the years.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 75, based on 6 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
User Album Review
On As Long as I Have You, Roger Daltrey's ninth solo outing and first in more than a quarter century, he goes back to belting out soul numbers like he did half a century ago. The title track, a pleading, horn-accented R&B barnburner by Garnet Mimms that kicks off the collection, is even a tune he sang with the Who when they were called the High Numbers in the early Sixties. Seventy-four-year-old Daltrey's voice is a little gruffer than it was when he was a young buck, but it's as strong and passionate as ever when he pushes himself on this collection of songs by everyone from soul singer Joe Tex to Fifties vocal group the Five Keys.
And when Daltrey sings his originals here, such as the tribute to his daughter, Rosie, "Certified Rose," he pulls from the same toolbox as the other songs: bright horns and a swinging backbeat. It's all part of something grander for him. Even the album's closing track, "Always Headed Home" – another Daltrey original – is a big, orchestral ballad that would also work as a Broadway torch song. Sometimes the album verges on melodrama but he has a way of selling it where it never sounds like he's acting. It's not all R&B, but it is Maximum Daltrey.
Reviewed by Kory Grow for rollingstone.com.
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