September 29, 2008 by Tim Saunders
Roger Daltrey rocked a field of fans at a small charity gig last week.
Frontman for The Who, Daltrey played to 400 people who packed themselves into a huge tent at West Well Farm in the sleepy English village of Tingewick – about 20 miles from Oxford – to raise money for some local charities, including MacMillan Cancer Support, Florence Nightingale House, and the Oxford Kidney Unit.
The singer performed for 75 minutes in a lineup of musicians that included members of Deep Purple, Ringo Starr’s son, Zac, and famed session musician Robbie McIntosh.
The annual event – known as the Party in the Paddock and held every year since 2006 – has raised over US$100,000 for charity.
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