Without Your Love - Roger Daltrey (The Who)

McVicar is Roger Daltrey's fourth solo album, and also the soundtrack album of McVicar, the film of the same name. It also has all of the members on the Who playing on the album, with Kenney Jones on drums.
The album was released in June, 1980.
The album reached #22 in the US charts and #39 in the UK charts.

[@123cresswell]

This was my dad's funeral song I've listened to this about 100 times in the last couple of days

[@paulashford4155]

Do you ever get the feeling..you are lucky to be born in Britain and be gifted with our very own great movies and music like this....

[@louosquiles9040]

one of the greatest love song of all time and roger daltrey is the greatest singer of all time.

[@erosromeo]

I remember the early 80s suffering from adolescent angst,listening to this track never realizing how brilliant Daltrey truly was and still is...

[@jasonbannon5726]

Beautiful Full Stop

[@gavinspiby8304]

I’ve not heard this for at least 25 yrs

[@ALLUSIONfilmCo]

This was my parents wedding song. June 1986.

[@helenaquarian]

This nearly always makes me cry. I love hearing Roger singing just about anything, but ballads are especially lovely.

[@hulme187]

This song will always be apart of my life!!

[@EvidentlyFire]

when i was in HMP Wayland my cell mate would play this song and the other Mcvicar songs over and over and over again on his cassette. That film and those songs effected the way he did his time, he thought he was in the film, he was crazy, fighting all the time, we ended up on the punishment block together and we got shipped off together to HMP Blundestone, aka Plunge erstone. On the prison van he got the guard to play the cassette, i remember rollimg over the flat East Anglian landscape with these songs lol he made my time in jail very surreal. Life immitating art. Mad

[@TiLoRaine]

I remember being 12 years old, carrying my little am fm radio with me everywhere, just waiting to hear this song again and again and again. I still love it as much today, as I did then.

[@SuperFlanders123]

Woke up to this on school days via my radio...

[@loujane28]

this was my wedding song and i've been divorced 10+ yrs but i still love the words and it still means the world to me

[@ralphscottiii]

It's a great thing when someone is blessed with such a voice. It's even better when they share it.

[@bodinstarcevic2474]

Beautiful music and excellent singing of Roger!

[@devondodson3378]

This is why my British friend talks about Roger's success when he comes to visit us. He can act, sing, etc. What can't he do?

[@mysticalxproducer]

Seeing Roger Daltrey at the O2 Apollo tonight in Manchester, blessed doesn't cover it 💖🙌

[@rp3gaz981]

I feel down and out all the time. Then I put this on and it really gets me motivated

[@mooseing22]

saw this film at mile end cinema as double feature 8pm McVicar. 11pm Midnight Express. Great films. At same cinema I saw Escape from New York & The Terminator (again a double feature)! McVicar was my favourite tho. Wally Probin was captured on the roof of mile end post office. I loved the East End back then Great pubs, best designer clothes, good mates, the most beautiful girls, and real villains too.

[@boldableh1]

Some songs are life changers. This is one of them.