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Roger Daltrey Wants To Make Another Album With Wilko Johnson
05/15/2014
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(Classic Rock) Roger Daltrey has vowed he'll make a second blues album with Wilko Johnson if the cancer victim recovers enough to make it. And he's suggested they'll take more time over recording if they get the opportunity to track a follow-up to Going Back Home, which was released in March.

Wilko Johnson, 66, expected to be dead by October last year after doctors found a tumor in his stomach and he opted not to receive chemotherapy treatment.

He underwent a new surgical procedure last month, after a physician friend became intrigued as to why Johnson appeared to be suffering no ill effects - despite the tumor continuing to grow. more on this story

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