Roger Daltrey, Dave Stewart and Joss Stone live for UCLA children autism program

On Tuesday evening Roger Daltrey of The Who performed together with Dave Stewart and Joss Stone at a charity event for the UCLA Early Childhood Partial Hospitalization Program (ECPHP) for autism (today 1 out of 150 kids has to face it and 1 out of 90 boys). They performed a 90 min set including The Who classics like “Squeezebox”, “Who Are You” and “Baba O’Reilly”. As part of an auction a photo of Mick Jagger taken by Dave Stewart was sold for $5500 and the honour to sing “My Generation” together with Roger Daltrey was won for $17000. The event was held at a private house for 200 people only who donated $2500. A visitor about the event: “Generous … Pretty cool to be standing 10 feet from Roger Daultry as he sings … [Joss Stone] sounds amazing. She’s performing barefoot. Soulful, baby.”