Andy Pratt's falsetto is just too much; Roger adds some balls to her story, even if Pratt disagreed
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Roger Daltrey covered "Avenging Annie" in 1974, and his version appeared first on his One of the Boys album as well as other collections he released. My opinion of his version is that he was afraid to play the role of a woman in the song, and his band did not play the syncopations that we played in our version. I prefer my version. Still, I am grateful for his recognition of the song, and the added exposure that he helped me to gain.Back when I could still draw, I was even inspired to illustrate my own vision of Annie
* I haf=d planned to do a collection of illustrated song lyrics titled Sally, Mary & Anne, since they seem to come up a lot, especially in Classic Rock ["Sally Simpson", "Lay Down Sally", MaryAnn with the Shaky Hands", "Mary, Queen of Arkansas" and so on]
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