Roger Daltrey

Roger Daltrey is seen playing a Gibson J-180 Everly Brothers Signature guitar in a photo included in the Billboard article titled "The Who's Roger Daltrey Plots North American 'Tommy' Tour." He also performed with this guitar at Glastonbury. The guitar is identifiable by the Everly Brothers name on the headstock. While the picture in the article shows the guitar appearing all black, other photos reveal its distinctive red detailing.

2002 July 2002, with Versoul Buxom 6 acoustic guitar.

Photo: ©Ross Halfin. Versoul Buxom 6 jumbo flat top acoustic guitar. Purchased from Westwood Music, LA, in spring 2002.

1982

Roger played guitar for It’s Hard, Eminence Front. Amplifier was a Hiwatt CP103 through one Mesa-Boogie 4x12 cabinet.

Spare Schecter telecaster-style guitars Fender Esquire

In this video Roger uses a Fender telecaster

Roger Daltrey (b. 1944), lead singer with English band The Who, playing electric guitar at a private gig at the Limelight club

Ca. 1962 or 1963, as the Detours. Pete playing a Levin Goliath LM-26 sunburst acoustic with pickup in soundhole, and to the right of Roger, who is playing an Epiphone Wilshire that he would eventually give to Pete, what appears to be a TV-front Vox AC-15, with cabinet corners.

In 1989, Roger Daltrey used a Gibson Chet Atkins SST, a steel-string, solid-body acoustic-electric guitar with an antique natural finish. This information is documented in Roger Daltrey’s guitar timeline on Whotabs.

1996–97 1997, with Gretsch 6022 Rancher.

Gretsch Rancher 6022 flat top acoustic, unknown vintage. Likely fitted with Fishman electronics.

1996–97

Gretsch Rancher 6022 flat top acoustic, unknown vintage. Likely fitted with Fishman electronics. Gibson J-200, sunburst