2004-03-18
The Who begin rehearsals for their upcoming live shows. Video and audio are streamed live over Pete’s website
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2004-03-18
Mario Martin Zelaya releases his CD Sorcery and Beer with an acoustic guitar cover of “I Can See For Miles”
2004-03-17
Roger and his wife Heather attend a party celebrating Paul McKenna’s book Change Your Life in 7 Days staying at the top of the book sales chart.
2004-03-15
Sarah Dempster in The Guardian pens an article called “Why I Love…Roger Daltrey”: “Loveable Laurel to Pete Townshend’s truculent Hardy, Roger Daltrey was – and, indeed, still is – the Who’s anchor, a graceless yet relentlessly honest reminder of his band’s working-class roots and a necessarily earthy foil for the enormously nosed guitarist’s artier excesses.”
2004-03-13
Roger begins appearing in an infomercial on U.S. cable television hawking a seven-CD set called Legends of Rock ‘n Roll
2004-03-12
The Who’s two new recordings, “Real Good Looking Boy” and “Old Red Wine,” become available as downloads on iTunes. The first song is about a childhood incident of Pete’s where his mother told him he would never be handsome. The second is a tribute to the late John Entwistle and his love of collecting antique… Read More »2004-03-12
2004-02-27
Pete delivers a diary entry from New York. He is there to play the new Who tracks for Universal Records CEO Doug Morris
2004-02-26
Rolling Stone reports that two new Who songs, “Real Good Looking Boy” and “Old Red Wine” will be released in March on the compilation CD Then & Now. They also report that Pete has “finished five backing tracks” that Roger will soon complete with vocals
2004-02-25
Roger pays a return visit to the former Who-haunt The Goldhawk Club for an interview for London Tonight News. It airs on his birthday, March 1
2004-02-24
Roger attends Brian Wilson’s performance of his Smile album in London