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On October 12th, Eddie Vedder joined Roger Daltrey during his Seattle solo stop on the tour Use It Or Lose It for the second show at Showbox Sodo. Past the mid point of the show Daltrey’s band started to launch into “Better Man” by Pearl Jam, with Vedder joining Daltrey to co-lead on the song’s vocals along with “The Real Me” from the Who. For the encore Vedder returned to the stage and he and Daltrey traded vocals on another Who tune, “Bargain.”

Daltrey changed the show’s set list from opening night. In the Johnny Cash medley he replaced “I Got Stripes” with “Folsom Prison Blues” and “Cache Cache” for “Bargain.” He also added “Giving It All Away,” his solo debut hit from 1973 and added “Shakin’ All Over,” from Johnny Kidd & the Pirates onto “Young Man’s Blues” by Mose Allison.

Simon Townshend, the youngest brother of Pete, is transitioning from the recent Who tours to being part of the backing band for Daltrey, who said he has over the years relied on Simon for his solo performances. He has always been there with me. On stage he is my main man. As a musician I have deep respect for him. I have always felt for him. In another environment without having Pete for a brother, Simon would be a big musical talent. He gets overshadowed by Pete. Simon is a supreme musician.

Daltrey will perform on October 15th at the San Manuel Indian Casino in Highland, California.