“They’re both really tasty, but the cheese does one thing and the apple does another,” he said, not specifying which band was which food in that analogy.

“But as a band, if you were outside a pub and you heard that music coming out of a pub some night, you’d think, ‘Well, that’s a mediocre pub band!’” Daltrey added, “No disrespect.”ĭaltrey did credit the Stones with writing “some great songs, but they are in that blues format.” As for measuring up the Beatles and the Stones, Daltrey said it’s like comparing apples and cheese. “You can not take away the fact that Mick Jagger is still the number one rock ‘n’ roll showman up front,” Daltrey said. In a new interview with the Coda Collection ( via NME), Daltrey echoed that assessment when asked whether he heard McCartney’s Stones remarks. weeks after Paul McCartney snidely branded the rockers a blues cover band The singer, 77. I think our net was cast a bit wider than theirs.” Now The Whos Roger Daltrey hits out at The Rolling Stones and labels them a mediocre pub band. This dig came on the heels of Paul McCartney calling Mick Jagger's group a 'blues cover band. According to Loudwire, Daltrey called the Stones a 'mediocre pub band.' There was seemingly no indication that Daltrey was smirking sarcastically as he said it.

In October, Paul McCartney first took a dig at the Stones when, after being asked to compare the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, he said, “ They’re a blues cover band, that’s sort of what the Stones are. The parties involved are The Who's Roger Daltrey and the Rolling Stones. With additional reporting from Matt Laslo.Roger Daltrey is the latest rock legend to drag the Rolling Stones, with the Who singer likening the group to “a mediocre pub band.” It was more than 24 hours later that the Senate began debating the bill. Now, another iconic band has been added to the battle of the bands, calling out the. Many music fans were shocked a few weeks back when Paul McCartney renewed the rivalry between the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, calling the Stones a blues cover band. Hes the number one rock n roll performer. Speaking to the Coda Collection, Daltrey said: 'Mick Jagger, youve got to take your hat off to him. The Who frontman, 77, made the comment after Sir Paul McCartney labelled Sir Mick Jaggers band 'a blues cover band'. A cloture vote is simply to break the filibuster, not to vote on the bill. The Who’s Roger Daltrey slams the Rolling Stones calling them a mediocre pub band. Roger Daltrey has branded The Rolling Stones a 'mediocre pub band'. That said, Cornyn was just reelected in his state and he's not up for reelection again for another four years.Ĭornyn also told Raw Story earlier this week that many Republicans didn't support the cloture vote because they didn't get a chance to read the bill.

While gun safety legislation enjoys support from the majority of Americans, the party isn't as supportive of such legislation. RELATED: Exclusive: Dem senators slam 'extremist' SCOTUS gun ruling: 'It unleashes violence across America' But, that's not necessarily the reason why we're doing it - just because it's popular. 'But, I've seen the polling that says that all sorts of things that we are doing are pretty popular. 'Well, the base is, uh, the Republican Party is a coalition,' he claimed. He also said that being booed by the base isn't a problem because the overwhelming majority of the Republican coalition believes in gun safety. The Who frontman was asked if he agreed with Sir Pauls recent comment that the Stones were 'a blues cover band' when comparing them to the Beatles. Daltrey was piling on the Stones after former Beatles great Paul McCartney dismissed. Roger Daltrey has called the Rolling Stones to a 'mediocre pub band' as he echoed the sentiments of Sir Paul McCartney. 'Guess he has to sell ads,' Cornyn said of Carlson when asked by Raw Story. In a new interview with the Coda Collection, The Who frontman likened the group to a mediocre pub band.

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