Roger Daltrey - Baba O'Riley ( with sinead o connor )

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• DT

  @dtzjones7632 · 8 years ago (edited)

  Great to see Sinéad smiling and seemingly enjoying herself she is highly respected by many different musicians and that's lovely to see 🙏

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• AN

  @antkneecampy · 2 years ago

  So I’m a lifelong WHO fan and I’ve loved the Chieftains since I discovered them in the late 80’s. So how am I just now discovering this? Truly amazing. What joy! And the amazing Sinead O’Connor! RIP you beautiful light! My life is better now knowing this happened.

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• LO

  @lokomiusek · 7 years ago

  This footage is taken from a two-night concert held at Carnegie Hall (New York City, USA) in February 1994. It was later released both in audio and video as a live album by Roger Daltrey called A Celebration: The Music of Pete Townshend and The Who.

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• LA

  @larrydunning8312 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Great to see Michael Kamen conducting things, I was his postman and I’d see him most mornings walking his dog and he’d always stop for a chat , honestly one of the nicest guys you’d ever meet…RIP

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• TH

  @TheSometimesWhy · 2 years ago

  An overlooked participant in this gem is the conductor, the superlative Michael Kamen.  May he rest in the peace that accompanies the thunderous applause his work so richly deserved!

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• GA

  @garygruber1452 · 3 years ago

  In 1973 when I made the trip from New Jersey to California in my girlfriend&apos;s Camaro (with an 8 track player), the first album I listened to every morning as my adventure began anew was &quot;Who&apos;s Next&quot;. It&apos;s playing on my car stereo right now. The Who have seen me through both the good times and the bad times. I can&apos;t think of a better group. <br><br>May God have mercy on Sinead&apos;s soul.

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• JA

  @jamesdignanmusic2765 · 3 years ago

  Great version, and a wonderful combination of instrument s and voices. RIP Sinéad - I hope you are at peace now.

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• GE

  @geneobrien8907 · 5 years ago

  I can&apos;t believe it, I cried! Growing up we had big family gatherings, in the early 1900&apos;s my grandmother came to the US from Ireland as a teen, believing the streets were paved in gold. She married, had six children, her husband, my grandfather, died from a tetanus infection, his brother came around to check on her and they eventually married and had another four kids! Except for a cousin or two, they&apos;re all gone. As soon as the dancers appeared I spontaneously reacted, surprised the hell out of me.

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• CL

  @clazman48 · 3 years ago

  At 75 I loved the creativity of the Who, their showmanship their musical prowness <br><br>Now this Daltry, O&apos;Connor rendition along with the Chieftains which I never knew.<br><br>Great. Just great.

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• DA

  @DaveColli · 6 years ago

  If you love the Who and Sinead O&apos;Connor and the Chieftains and an orchestra and Irish dancers, give this a listen. Brilliant!

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• JA

  @jamesbutler_swedish-history · 4 years ago (edited)

  Who knew? Orchestra + Rock band + Irish folk band with Galician piper = great music.

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• BR

  @briankorbelik2873 · 3 years ago

  BRAVO! BRAVA! &nbsp;Chieftains, Daltry singing a Who song written by Pete, and the unforgetable &nbsp;and heart breakingly lovely Sinead O&apos;Conner.

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