#ROGER DALTREY ON THAT 70S SHOW MOVIE#

Someone’s got to be a Jackie Pallo or a Mick McManus someone’s got to be booed and another one has to be cheered. Roger Daltrey plays music teacher to Fez, who imagines his friends in musical presentations as he prepares to perform in a school show. Roy Roy (Jim Gaffigan), who would soon become a recurring character in That ‘70s Show seasons 5 and 6, was first introduced when Hyde and Jackie bumped into him at the job fair. Some of their most famous songs are Stayin Alive, More Than a Woman, How Deep Is Your Love and Night Fever. Roger Daltrey was one of the only 1970s celebrity cameos on That ‘70s Show who also joined The Circle with the gang. Formed back 1958 by brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb, The Bee Gees are one of the best-selling groups in history that changed the Pop music in the 70s. When people talk about the spat between him and Noel, I just think, ‘Don’t people understand? That’s what it’s all about.’ It’s rock wrestling, as I call it. I just loved this song, Roger Daltrey said.

I see quite a lot of Keith Moon in him and maybe that’s what I’m attracted to. “I just think he’s so entertaining, he’s so funny, and he’s got a heart of gold. RELATED: Roger Daltrey on the Who: Were the Best F-ing Rock Band in the World While hes lent his voice to some of the most famous rock songs ever recorded, he also doesnt 'actually like. Dramas, soaps, reality shows, cartoons/animated series. “He’s just a bloke,” Daltrey said with a laugh. Photo galleries for sitcoms from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and today. He is the founder and singer for The Who. Moon remains one of rock’s most iconic characters, but there is one rock star that Daltrey says reminds him a lot of the late moon: Liam Gallagher. Accordingly, Was Roger Daltrey ever on That 70s Show Roger Daltrey (born, March 1, 1944) is English musician. We were too f-ing loud.” (Plenty of rockers who began their careers in the ’60s and ’70s are struggling with various hearing issues today along with Daltrey including bandmate Pete Townshend, Brian Johnson of AC/DC, Ozzy Osbourne and Neil Young to name just a few.)Īs for The Who’s excess, drummer Keith Moon proudly led that charge, especially when it came to the destruction of too many hotel rooms to count. It’s a penalty for what we did in our lives. He also appeared on educational video-series ‘The Wheels on the Bus’ (2003, 2005, 2007).As for his own ears and hearing these days, he says, “Terrible, terrible.

#ROGER DALTREY ON THAT 70S SHOW MOVIE#

He provided voice for children’s animated short ‘The Real Story of Happy Birthday to You’ (1992).įurther TV-series Daltrey appeared on include ‘Tales from the Crypt’ (1993), ‘Highlander’ (1993-1998), ‘Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman’ (1996), ‘Sliders’ (1997), miniseries ‘Pirate Tales’ (1997), ‘The Bill’ (1999), ‘Rude Awakening’ (1999-2000), ‘The Simpsons’ (2000), ‘Witchblade’ (2001), ‘CSI’ (2006), ‘The Last Detective’ (2007).ĭaltrey’s later movie appearances were in-Western-comedy ‘Lightning Jack’ (1994), ‘Bad English I: Tales of a Son of a Brit’ (1995), ‘Vampirella’ (196), gay-romantic film ‘Like It Is’ (1998), sports-drama ‘Best’ (2000), ‘Chasing Destiny’ (2001), sci-fi horror-film ‘.Com for Murder’ (2001) and gangster-movie ‘Johnny Was’ (2006). Many of his concert performances were filmed and broadcast on TV.

He starred in film-adaption of musical ‘The Threepenny Opera’- ‘Mack the Knife’ (1990), TV-film ‘Forgotten Prisoners: The Amnesty Files’ (1990) and ‘Cold Justice’ (1989).ĭaltrey was producer, music-composer, star of comedy-drama film ‘Buddy’s Song’ (1991), then appeared in action-comedy film ‘If Looks Could Kill’ (1991).

In 1983, he starred in musical TV-production ‘The Beggar’s Opera,’ and TV-film ‘The Comedy of Errors.’ He played lead in thriller-film ‘Murder: Ultimate Grounds for Divorce’ (1984) then appeared in adventure-film ‘Pop Pirates’ (1984) and musical-film ‘The Little Match Girl’ (1986).ĭaltrey appeared in various TV-series such as ‘Buddy’ (1986), ‘Crossbow’ (1987), ‘Gentry’ (1987), ‘How to be Cool’ (1988), ‘Midnight Caller’ (1991) and others. Roger Harry Daltrey started as lead-singer with band ‘Detour,’ and later made huge strides in field of music as co-founder and lead-singer of legendary rock-band ‘The Who’ and also, as a solo artist.ĭaltrey made his acting debut as lead in Ken Russell’s fantasy-drama film ‘Tommy’ (1975), adapted from rock-opera album ‘Tommy’ by ‘The Who,’ and received ‘Golden Globe’ nomination for ‘Best Acting Debut in Motion Picture.’ He portrayed Hungarian music-maestro ‘Franz Liszt’ in Russell’s musical-film ‘Lisztomania’ (1975) and also contributed to its soundtrack.ĭaltrey’s next starrer was horror-film ‘The Legacy’ (1978), and was producer-star of drama-film ‘McVicar’ (1980) wherein he played titular armed robber who turned writer McVicar.

Roger daltrey on that 70s show