The Who recording Saturday Night's

Roger Daltrey recording his part of "Saturday Night's" for Elton John / Bernie Taupin tribute album "Two Rooms" at Revolution Studios July 1991. Pete Townshend had already recorded his part at Eel Pie Studios. In after remarks, John Entwistle says little, probably because his name is misspelled in the font.

[@bwbethel]

An incredible cover! Roger's right -- it could easily be a Who song. The montage video to the song is outstanding too!!

[@qdog568]

Poor John. RIP

[@kurtb8474]

The Who did it better than EJ. I was finally able to understand the lyrics.

[@flamethefirefox9006]

I never had trouble understanding the lyrics

[@catherinefitzpatrick9144]

"Yeah, revenge", says John. Lol! What a fuckin amazing life!

[@joelfernandes5638]

Legends!

[@AndreasServo]

Great!☺

[@robertkees6048]

Even in 1991 you miss the sound of Keith Moon's patented drums, it just does't really sound like The Who without him behind the kit.

[@chrisgrabowski2678]

I thought as Roger did, that this could have always been a Who song.

[@andyserfes4884]

Anyone know who drums on this track? Pls answer if you kno1!

[@davidallan4333]

Jon Astley Pete 's father inlaw

[@andyserfes4884]

David Allan ok! What I heard is that Simon drummed, but then Jon didn’t like it so they used a drum machine

[@mikhailbirukov7853]

Simon Phillips?

[@anthonyguest3627]

According to what I've read, Simon Phillips who played with them on the 1989 tour came into the studio but his contribution was not used and John Astley used a machine

[@JRAFF145]

I've wondered. It cetainly does not sound like a drum machine. Who out there knows? Anyone have the album credits?

[@zeecksfilm]

Wtf is this