What makes Best Bits by Roger Daltrey notable?

The album features tracks that highlight Daltrey's strong songwriting and vocal abilities, yet it did not achieve significant commercial success, reflecting the challenges faced by artists post-band breakup. Despite this, it contains notable singles like 'Say It Ain’t So, Joe', which received radio play and contributed to his solo identity. By 1982, Roger Daltrey was transitioning from his role as frontman of The Who to a solo artist. 'Best Bits' came after a series of solo albums, showcasing his continued evolution away from the band's iconic sound while still retaining his distinctive vocal prowess.