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Bootleg Vinyl Who Recordings
Last updated February 18th, 1995.
An excellent discography, from which much of the information for these
vinyl bootlegs was gathered, is Ed Hanel's The Who: The Illustrated
Discography, revised edition, ISBN 0-86001-810-5, from Omnibus Press.
This list began with a bootleg list from now-defunct The Who
Club, based out of New Jersey. If you have a vinyl bootleg that
isn't on this list, please tell me about
it!.
-
Best of The Who Live in Concert
(Immaculate Conception Records CBMR 3), 1972
Recording: excellent mono, although cover says stereo!
Comments: song separation; The Live At Leeds
album except "We're Not Gonna Take It" from the Woodstock LP is
substituted for "Magic Bus". These cuts were commercially
available in 1972 as they are today. Another rip-off.
- Side 1
- My Generation
- Young Man Blues
- Side 2
- Summertime Blues
- Shakin' All Over
- Substitute
- We're Not Gonna Take It
- Closer To Queen Mary (TMOQ 71039)
Recording: good mono
Source: Long Beach, CA, December 10th, 1971
Comments: Recorded apparently far out in the audience which
makes The Who sound as though they are playing down in a canyon.
150 copies printed on blue vinyl. Re-issued on K&S Records 017.
- Side 1
- Can't Explain
- Baba O'Rily [sic] Baba O'Riley
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Baby Don't Ya Do It [sic] Baby Don't You Do It
- Side 2
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- My Wife
- Bargain
- The Genius of Peter Townshend (TMOQ
71056)
Recording: excellent stereo
Source: studio out-takes
Comments: 100 copies on multi-colored vinyl. Re-issued as
K&S Records 012. Later re-issued as K&S Records 052 on
multi-colored vinyl. PT demos in stereo. These tracks are
apparently taken from a double set which also included "Getting In
Tune", "Too Much of Anything" and an extended "Baba O'Riley".
These eleven cuts apparently formed the planned "Lifehouse" double
LP.
- Side 1
- Pure and Easy
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Going Mobile
- Mary
- Side 2
- Time Is Passing
- Love Ain't For Keeping
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Song Is Over
- Closer To Queen Mary / Genius of Pete
Townshend (TMOQ 7504)
Comments: A budget double album comprised of Closer To Queen Mary and The Genius of Pete Townshend bootlegs.
-
Collector's Item (CBM 3669)
Recording: fair/excellent mono, available in stereo on a European
pressing
Source: Dayton, OH, August 13th, 1971
Comments: also in stereo on a European version; also known as
The Who Live! Collector's Item and The Who
Live From England. Cover has individual pictures of PT,
JAE, RD, misspelt Daltrey and doesn't mention KM.
- Side 1
- Bargain
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Side 2
- Don't Even Know Myself
- Baby Please Don't Do It, Don't Break My Heart [sic] Baby Don't
You Do It
- Pinball Wizard
-
Decidedly Belated Response (TAKRL
1916)
Recording: very good stereo
Source: FM broadcast, recorded live for King Biscuit Flower
Hour, Philadelphia, PA, December 3rd, 1973
Comments: Also released on Berkeley 2045 with a deluxe black and
white cover as Berkeley N 2045. Advertised as recorded in Largo
Center, Washington DC. However, it appears it was actually
recorded in Philadelphia, December 3rd, 1973. Some copies claim to
be 'Quadrophonic'. See Souvenir.
- Side 1
- I Am The Sea
- Real Me
- I Am One
- Sea and Sand
- Drowned
- Side 2
- Bellboy
- Dr. Jimmy
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
-
Fillmore East (TMOQ 71071)
Recording: excellent stereo, recorded in-line
Source: Fillmore East, NYC, April 5th, 1968
Comments: re-issued as K&S Records 014.
- Side 1
- Fortune Teller
- Tattoo
- Little Billy
- Can't Explain
- Happy Jack
- Relax
- Side 2
- A Quick One While He's Away
- Easy Goin' Guy [sic] My Way
- Shakin' All Over
- Boris The Spider
- Instant Party (Instant Party Records
WCF 736), 1971
Recording: good mono
Comments: The first Who bootleg, released in America, with
regular UK versions for those without access to UK releases in
1965-1967
- Side 1
- I Can't Explain
- Bald Headed Woman
- I'm a Man!
- Daddy Rollin' Stone
- Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
- Shout And Shimmy
- Waltz For A Pig
- Side 2
- Substitute (first version)
- Instant Party (Circles) (Who's released version)
- Heatwave
- Last Time
- Under My Thumb
- Batman
- Barbara Ann
- Dogs
-
Jaguar Anyone? (TAKRL 2936) double
Recording: excellent mono and stereo
Source: [1] Fillmore East, NYC, April 5, 1968. Same
source as Fillmore East
bootleg. [2] are studio recordings.
Comments: Also released as Jaguar on
Trademark of Quality TMOQ 71018. This bootleg has been reported as
a single LP consisting of only the first record. This seems to be
an effort to sell leftover copies of the first record. Cover lists
"Naked Eye" as the first song on side 4, when it is the last.
- Side 1
- Quick One While He's Away [1]
- Easy Going Guy [sic] My Way [1]
- Shakin' All Over [sic] [1]
- Baby Don't Ya Do It [sic] (Regular Live B-side release to Join
Together)
- Side 2
- It's Been So Long [sic] When I Was A Boy
- Let's See Action [2]
- Join Together [2]
- I Don't Even Know Myself [2]
- Water [2]
- Side 3
- We're Having A Lovely Time [sic] Postcard [2]
- Early Morning Cold Taxi [2]
- Jaguar [2]
- Summertime Blues [2]
- Easy Going Guy [sic] My Way [2]
- Youngman Blues [sic] Young Man Blues [2]
- Side 4
- Wasp Man [2]
- The Relay [2]
- The Last Time [2]
- In The City [2]
- Dogs [2]
- It Don't Happen That Way At All [sic] Naked Eye (Edited
version of the track on Odds & Sods) [2]
-
Live at Swansea, June 1976 (19776)
Recording: excellent stereo
Source: live at Swansea Football Ground, Wales, June 12th, 1976
Comments: European bootleg with deluxe cover and song
separation. Copied as K&S Records 016.
- Side 1
- Tommy [sic] Amazing Journey
- The Acid Queen
- Fiddle About
- Pinball Wizard
- I'm Free
- Baba O'Reily [sic] Baba O'Riley
- Side 2
- Squeezebox
- Behind Blue Eyes
- My Generation
- Won't Get Fooled Again (edited)
- Live at the Forum '73 (Pigs Eye 9)
Recording: varies from good to poor mono source
Source: Los Angeles Forum, November 23rd (Thanksgiving Day), 1973
Comments: Also issued by K&S Records in a limited pressing
on mult-colored vinyl.
- Side 1
- Real Me
- Punk Meets The Godfather
- I Am One
- Helpless Dancer
- 5.15
- Side 2
- Sea and Sand
- Drowned
- Can't Explain
- Summertime Blues
- My Generation
- Tommy (TAKRL 2956)
Recording: very good stereo
Source: Rainbow Theatre, London 1972
Comments: Roger Daltrey (Tommy), David Essex (narrator) &
London Symphony Orchestra
- Overture
- It's A Boy
- 1921
- Amazing Journey
- Sparks
- Eyesight To The Blind
- Christmas
- Cousin Kevin
- The Acid Queen
- Underture
- Do You Think It's Alright?
- Fiddle About
- Pinball Wizard
- There's A Doctor I've Found
- Go To The Mirror Boy
- Tommy Can You Hear Me
- Smash The Mirror
- I'm Free
- Miracle Cure
- Sensation
- Sally Simpson
- Welcome
- Tommy's Holiday Camp
- We're Not Gonna Take it
-
Live at the L.A. Forum
(Phonygraf/Wizardo)
Recording: fair stereo
Source: L.A. Forum, Los Angeles, CA, November 1973
- Side 1
- Dr. Jimmy
- Sea and Sand
- Drowned
- Side 2
- Love Reign O'er Me
- Naked Eye
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Live Collector's Item (Berkeley
2299)
Recording: stereo
Source: Dayton, OH, August 13th, 1971
Comments: Same as Collector's
Item but different pressing and label.
- Live in Munich (Rubber Dubber DL
75065)
Recording: fair to good mono
Source: live in Munich, Germany, September 4th, 1972
Comments: Also known as Who Is This? (Pigs
Eye 7). The number of Decca's Magic Bus is DL
75064. Reported as a double set with Fillmore
East as the second LP.
- Side 1
- Can't Explain
- Summertime Blues
- My Wife
- Baba O'Riley
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Side 2
- Magic Bus
- Uncle Riley [sic] Relay
- Radio London (TMOQ 71077)
Recording: excellent stereo
Source: [1] studio recordings, possibly out-takes from
The Who Sell Out
Comments: re-issued on Berkeley 2012. Some copies on colored
vinyl. BBC has at one time possessed an acetate which includes
[1] tracks with radio 'ads' introducing each cut. This
strongly suggests they were recorded during the 'Sell Out'
sessions. Also released as The Who vs. Bizarre
Mr Pig.
- Side 1
- The Seeker (R) but with different breaks from the official
release
- Water (R)
- It Really Didn't Happen That Way At All [sic] Naked Eye (early
take)
- I Don't Even Know Myself (R)
- Side 2
- We're Having A Lovely Time [sic] Postcard (R) (covers usually
list this as the last track on the first side)
- Early Morning Cold Taxi (A RD, Langston song uncredited) [1]
- Grace Space Race [sic] Jaguar [1]
- Summertime Blues (Track Records Sampler) [1]
- Easy Goin' Guy [sic] My Way [1]
- Young Man Blues (Studio) [1]
- Radio London (TM00 71077)
Recording: very good stereo
Source: studio out-takes
Comments: A second version of Radio
London. This version combines side 2 of the bootleg Radio London and side 4 of the bootleg
Jaguar.
- Side 1
- We're Having A Lovely Time [sic] Postcard
- Early Morning Cold Taxi
- Grace Space Race [sic] Jaguar
- Summertime Blues (Track Records Sampler)
- Easy Going Guy [sic] My Way
- Young Man Blues (studio)
- Side 2
- Sting [sic] Waspman
- Relay
- Last Time [sic]
- In The City
- Greyhound [sic] Dogs
- It Don't Really Happen That Way At All [sic] Naked Eye (early
vocal track)
-
Raw (K&S 004)
Recording: fair to good mono
Source: Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada, December 11th, 1975
Comments: pressed on red and blue vinyl respectively. Title
makes sense when you pronounce it 'Who - Raw'.
- Side 1
- I Can't Explain
- Substitute
- My Wife
- Baba O'Riley
- Squeeze Box
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Side 2
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Boris The Spider
- Magic Bus
-
Tales From The Who (TMOQ 62002)
double
Recording: excellent stereo
Source: Largo Arena, Washington, D.C.
Comments: Only 1,000 printed with full-color deluxe
cover. Later reprinted with 8.5x11 cover. Later re-issued on
K&S Records 010, pressed on multi-colored vinyl. Taken from
the same quad/stereo broadcast as Decidedly
Belated Response, Who Are
You? bootlegs. This apparently is all or most of the
material recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour ("Magic Bus" on Who Are You? seems to be from the
same source). This LP is taken from the master tapes which were
edited down for the broadcast.
- Side 1
- Can't Explain
- Summertime Blues
- My Generation
- I Am The Sea/The Real Me
- Side 2
- I'm One
- Sea and Sand
- Drowned
- Side 3
- Bellboy
- Dr. Jimmy
- I Am The Sea
- Side 4
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Gulp!
Source: Rolling Stones' Rock & Roll Circus, November
12th, 1968
Comments: Bootleg from the film Rolling Stones' Rock
& Roll Circus. Compilation that includes the Plastic Ono
Band, Captain Beefheart, Buffalo Springfield, and The Who
doing A Quick One While He's Away. The film was never
released, but The Who footage is in The Kids Are Alright.
-
Rolling Stones Rock & Roll Circus
(Phonygraf/Wizardo)
Recording: good stereo
Source: November 12th, 1968
Comments: Another compilation bootleg from the film, also
available on King Kong; re-issued on Mushroom 4.
- Side 1
- Year Blues (with John Lennon, Clapton, Richards, Mitchell)
- Instrumental (Cream)
- Riverside Blues (Led Zeppelin)
- Side 2
- A Quick One While He's Away (The Who)
- Everybody (Cream)
- We'll See (Buffalo Springfield)
- Down To The Wire (Buffalo Springfield)
- Come On (Buffalo Springfield)
- Tommy (Decade Records)
Recording: very good stereo
Source: Dallas Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX, September 1969;
[1] are studio out-takes
Comments: First printing 500 copies, also issued as
Gather Your Wits (label numbers 27935, 27936, 27937,
27938). Second pressing deletes Side 1 and [1] tracks. Third
pressing has a picture cover.
- Side 1
- Heaven and Hell (JAE)
- Can't Explain
- Water
- The Seeker
- Side 2
- Intro & Assembly of the Orchestra
- Overture
- It's A Boy
- 1921
- You Didn't Hear It
- Amazing Journeys [sic]
- Sparks
- Eyesight of the Blind [sic]
- Side 3
- Christmas
- Acid Queen
- Pinball Wizard
- Do You Think It's Alright
- Fiddle About
- Tommy Can You Hear Me
- There's A Doctor I've Found
- Go To The Mirror
- Miracle Cure
- I'm Free
- Side 4
- Tommy's Holiday Camp
- We're Not Gonna Take It
- Finale with See Me Feel Me and Listening To You
- I'm A Boy (R) [1]
- In The City (R) [1]
- I've Been Away (R) [1]
- Dogs (R) [1]
- The Who (TMOQ)
Recording: excellent stereo
Source: live at the Fillmore East, NYC, May 4th, 1968
- Side 1
- Summertime Blues
- Fortune Teller
- My Brother [sic] Tattoo
- Little Billy
- Can't Explain
- Happy Jack
- Side 2
- Relax
- Boris The Spider
- My Generation
- Who Dunit
Recording: poor due to varying tape speeds
Source: studio tracks
Comments: Cover says 'stereo live concert'. Not stereo, not a
live concert and poor quality due to speeded up tapes. The worst
rip-off since the Immaculate Conception records.
- Side 1
- Join Together With The Band [sic] (R)
- I Don't Even Know Myself (R) (this is the 'live' part)
- Water (R)
- Mobile [sic] Going Mobile (PT demo)
- Young Man's Blues [sic] (Track Records Sampler)
- Behind Blue Eyes (PT demo)
- Side 2
- Let's See Action (R)
- Love Ain't For Keeping (PT demo)
- Relay (R)
- Greyhound [sic] Dogs (R)
- It Didn't Happen That Way At All [sic] Naked Eye
- Jaguar (same as Radio London,
Bizarre Mr. Pig and Jaguar bootlegs)
- The Seeker (R)
- Who Is This? double
Comments: a re-issue of Live in
Munich and The Who - Live at the
Fillmore East
-
Who's On First (Handen Hock Records
VVR 1111) double
Recording: very good mono
Source: Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, CA, March 21st, 1976; [1] are studio tracks.
Comments: deluxe black and white cover
- Side 1
- I Can't Explain
- Substitute
- My Wife
- Baba O'Riley
- Squeezebox
- Side 2
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Magic Bus
- Glow Girl/Tommy [1]
- Side 3
- Amazing Journey
- Sparks
- The Acid Queen
- Fiddle About
- Pinball Wizard
- I'm Free
- Tommy's Holiday Camp
- We're Not Gonna Take It
- Side 4
- Summertime Blues
- Medley: My Generation, Join Together, Roadrunner, Won't Get
Fooled Again
- Girl's Eyes [1]
- Who Unreleased (Who Records 27
WCF)
Recording: excellent mono
Source: All regular releases. Another bootleg for Americans
who missed the UK issues.
- Side 1
- Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
- Daddy Rollin' Stone
- The Last Time
- Under My Thumb
- Heatwave
- Side 2
- Disguises
- Circles
- Batman
- Bucket T
- Barbara Ann
-
Who's Zoo (TMOQ 62001) double
Recording: very good mono
Source: studio out-takes and TV appearances
Comments: Song separation. Original has color cover, bootleg
copies of this bootleg have a non-color cover. A re-issue from the
original tapes has the original cover but a star on the spine to
signify it is a re-issue.
- Side 1
- I'm The Face
- Zoot Suit (1964)
- Bald Headed Woman
- Daddy Rolling Stone
- Anytime You Want Me
- Shout and Shimmy
- I'm A Man (1965)
- Waltz For A Pig (1966)
- Side 2
- Batman
- Bucket T
- Barbara Ann
- Disguises
- Circles
- I'm A Boy
- In The City
- I've Been Away
- Heat Wave (1966)
- Side 3
- The Last Time
- Under My Thumb
- Mary Ann With The Shaky Hand (1967) (45 version)
- Dogs (1968)
- Dogs Part II (1969)
- Here For More
- Heaven and Hell (1970)
- When I Was A Boy (1971)
- Side 4
- Daddy Rolling Stone (Shindig)
- Can't Explain (Shindig)
- My Generation (Shindig)
- I Can See For Miles (Smothers Brothers)
- My Generation (Smothers Brothers)
- Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
- Shout (Richmond Jazz Festival - Shindig)
-
The Who - Live at the Fillmore East
(TMQ)
Recording: sound quality is impeccable - recorded in-line
Source: Fillmore East, NYC, April 6th, 1968
Comments: Except for 'Summertime Blues' and 'My Generation',
tracks are the same as those of Fillmore
East. See also Souvenir.
- Side 1
- Summertime Blues [sic]
- Fortune Teller (Neville)
- My Brother [sic] Tattoo
- Little Billy
- Can't Explain [sic]
- Happy Jack
- Side 2
- Relax
- Boris The Spider
- My Generation (edited)
-
The Who vs. Bizarre Mr. Pig (TMQ
71077)
Comments: Same as Radio
London, song order slightly different
- The Seeker
- Water
- It Don't Really Happen That Way At All [sic] Naked Eye
- I Don't Even Know Myself
- We're Having A Lovely Time [sic] Postcard
- Early Morning Cold Taxi
- Grace Space Race [sic] Jaguar
- Summertime Blues [sic]
- My Way
- Young Man Blues
-
Rock and Roll Who-Chee-Koo! (Pigs Eye
9)
Recording: quality very good to awful
Source: L.A. Forum, Los Angeles, CA, November 23nd, 1973
Comments: only very slightly different from Live at the Forum '73
- The Real Me
- Punk Meets the Godfather
- I'm One
- Helpless Dancer
- 5:15
- Sea And Sand
- Drowned
- Can't Explain
- Summertime Blues
- My Generation
- 100% Loud Noise - Live at LA Forum 74
(Phonygraf)
Comments: Same as Live at the L.A.
Forum.
- The Who - U.S. Tour
Comments: Exactly the same as 100% Loud
Noise - Live at LA Forum 74
- Who Are You? (Ruthless Rhymes GLC
414) double
Source: most of it is from the same radio station as
Decidedly Belated Response.
Comments: Also released as Mods and Rockers
(Slipped Disc Records SX-TT 979). This title predated The Who's
Who Are You by almost 5 years. All tracks live.
[1] are the same as Tales From The
Who and Sides 1-2 are the same as Decidedly Belated Response. "Baby Don't
You Do It" is a boot of the same performance officially released
as the B-side to "Join Together". Despite the covers, The Who
didn't play San Francisco in 1974 and KM plays on all tracks.
Only 150 pressed in red and blue vinyl.
- Side 1
- I Am The Sea [1]
- The Real Me [1]
- I Am One [1]
- Sea And Sand [1]
- The Ocean (Drowned) [1]
- Side 2
- Bell Boy [1]
- Dr Jimmy [1]
- Won't Get Fooled Again [1]
- Pinball Wizard [1]
- See Me, Feel Me [1]
- Side 3
- Can't Explain [1]
- Summertime Blues [1]
- My Generation (end of broadcast) [1]
- Magic Bus
- Side 4
- Baby Don't Ya Do It [sic]
- Baba O'Riley
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Bargain
- The Best of Woodstock (Immaculate
Conception Records CBMR)
Comments: compilation bootleg which contains, among other
groups, The Who doing Summertime Blues from the Woodstock movie soundtrack.
- The Best of the Stones, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Who,
CSN&Y and Tull (Immaculate Conception Records CBMR
5)
Comments: compilation bootleg that contains Who cuts from
the Live At Leeds recording. Quality not as good
as the original release and therefore a rather blatant rip-off.
- The Who (Creative Artistry FD 59140,
FD59141, FD 59142) triple
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 94 09:17:18 EDT
From: JOEL <jody@cgia.state.nc.us>
Recording: STEREO, I'd say that the recorded quality is very
good.
Source: Madison Square Garden, NYC, September 16th, 1979
Comments: Cover looks like the picture that was on the cover of
TIME Magazine in the early 80's. On the back is the song list and a
picture of the band (with Keith) in 3 different color modes.
This is definitely with KJ. "Shakin' All Over" is
actually a medley including "Spoonful" and an untitled Townshend
song. Because the original used the 'Time' cover, several titles
were apparently used: The Who, Live At
Madison Square Garden, and Whoicide.
- Titles on label: Pete Meaden Band
- Side 1
- Whistle and Rhymes
- Cobwebs
- I Need You
- Better Run
- So Sad
- Side 2
- Mr. Boris
- See My Way
- Don't Look Now
- Can't Get To You
- Our Love Was
- Side 3
- Call Me Soon
- Someone's Coming
- Model 'T'
- Camera Ready
- Picture Perfect
- Side 4
- Me, Myself and I
- Five On Five
- Reign Over Me
- High Heels
- The Godfather
- Side 5
- Rough and Ready
- I'm Moved
- Take Care Baby
- Gotta Get Away
- Cat's In The Cradle
- Side 6
- Bell Hop
- Too Much
- Helpless
- Express Train
- Be My Baby
- Actual titles: (spelling as on cover)
- Side 1
- Substitute
- Can't Explain
- Baby O'Reilly [sic] Baba O'Riley
- Punk and the Godfather [sic]
- Boris The Spider
- Sister Disco
- Side 2
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Music Must Change
- Drowned
- Side 3
- Who Are You
- 5.15
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Side 4
- Long Live Rock
- My Generation
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Dance Away [sic] Dance It Away
- Magic Bus
- Side 5
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Trick Of The Light
- Side 6
- Shakin' All Over
- Big Boss Man
- Archives 1967/1968 (Tin Can TCR
2004), double, color cover, 1982
Source: Sides 1 and 2 are primarily PT demos. Sides 3 and 4
are Who outtakes, radio ads and live work.
- Side 1
- That Motherland Feeling
- Rael
- Do The Strip
- Side 2
- Kill My Appetite
- Disguises
- Don't Look Away
- I'm A Boy
- Glow Girl
- Side 3
- Girl's Eyes
- Top Gear
- Summertime Blues
- Radio One ads
- Coca Cola ad
- Signal 30
- Batman
- Side 4
- Glittering Girl
- I Can't Explain
- Happy Jack
- I'm A Boy
- The Seeker
- Backstage Pass (Impossible Records
Works IMP 1-16)
Comments: The same as Live at
Swansea, only poorer quality.
-
Concert for Kampuchea (Kampuchea Benefit
UO-6536)
Source: live in London, December 28th, 1979
- Side 1
- Substitute
- I Can't Explain
- Teenage Wasteland [sic] Baba O'Riley
- Sister Disco
- Behind Blue Eyes
- 5.15
- Side 2
- The Punk And The Godfather
- Who Are You
- Summertime Blues
- Dancin' In The Street
- The Real Me
- The Who (EP) (First Records F-176)
Source: 1965-1967 BBC 'Top Gear' and Saturday live programs
Comments: Also released as an EP picture disc with RD/PT stage
shot on front.
- Side 1
- My Generation (BBC 1965)
- The Kids Are Allright [sic] The Kids Are Alright (The High
Numbers demo)
- Side 2
- Good Lovin' (a la Young Rascals)
- Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
- The Good's Gone
- The Who's Greatest Songs (EP) (First
Records 1908)
Comments: Regular UK releases
- Side 1
- Daddy Rolling Stone
- Heat Wave
- Batman
- Side 2
- Under My Thumb
- Bucket 'T'
- Barbara Ann
-
Gonna Rape You (Vinyl Dreams WH 803002)
triple
Source: live at New Haven, CT, December 15th, 1979
Recording: excellent
Comments: Packaged as a 'Rock N' Roll 1980 Six Pack', the
labels show some humor as record one is by 'The Regenerators', two
by 'The Mod Boys', and three by 'Union Jack'. Explain it to the
FBI.
- Side 1
- I Can't Explain
- Baba O'Riley
- The Punk Meets The Godfather
- 5.15
- Side 2
- Music Must Change
- Substitute
- My Wife
- Side 3
- Drowned
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Side 4
- Who Are You
- Love Live Rock
- My Generation
- I Can See For Miles
- Side 5
- Sister Disco
- Sparks
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Side 6
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Summertime Blues
- Medley: Dancing In The Streets, Dance It Away, How Can You Do
It Alone
- Jai Baba For Pete's Sake
- Side 1
- My Generation radio ad
- Early Morning Call Taxi
- Happy Jack radio ad
- Girls Eyes
- Coca Cola ad
- Leeds Outtakes (Can't Explain, Happy Jack, I'm A Boy)
- Top Gear
- Don't Know Myself (PT demo)
- Side 2
- Glittering Girl
- Don't Look Away (PT demo)
- Run Run Run (PT demo)
- Kill My Appetite (PT demo)
- Do The Strip (PT demo)
-
The Keith Moon Memorial Concert
(White Knight Records LUK 273), double, color cover
Source: live at Madison Square Garden, NYC, September 16th, 1979
Recording: very good
Comments: The entire concert is included on The Who
- Side 1
- Substitute
- Can't Explain
- Baba O'Riley
- Punk Meets The Godfather
- Boris The Spider
- Side 2
- Sister Disco
- Behind Blue Eyes
- The Music Must Change [sic]
- Drowned
- Side 3
- Who Are You
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Side 4
- Long Live Rock
- My Generation
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Magic Bus
- Won't Get Fouled Again [sic]
-
Long Live Rock (American Tour '79)
(Label Wall Records) double
Recording: very good
- Side 1
- Substitute
- Can't Explain
- Baba O'Riley
- Punk Meets The Godfather
- Boris The Spider
- Side 2
- Sister Disco
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Music Must Change
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Side 3
- Bargain
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Long Live Rock
- Side 4
- Who Are You
- My Generation
- Join Together
- Magic Bus
-
Nature of the Beast (Top Of The Town
Records GO-1001)
Source: stereo PT demos
- Side 1
- Sister Disco
- Like It The Way It Is
- Who Are You
- Love Is Coming Down
- That Motherland Feeling/Real [sic]
- Side 2
- That Motherland Feeling/Real [sic] (continued)
- I Don't Even Know Myself
- I'm A Boy
- Tape Experiment
- Pile Driver
- Rockpalast
Source: Live at Essen, Germany, March 28th, 1981
Comments: Cover refers to Frejus concerts. Quality is poor
and doesn't include the whole show. See Who and Who Vol.
2. Color cover.
- Save The Who
Comments: The Rockpalast concert issued by the "French Fan
Club". Quality is inferior to Who
and Who Vol. 2.
-
Stampede (Black Gold concerts BN 1980)
double
Source: live in Cincinatti, OH, December 3rd, 1979
Comments: tasteless title; this is the show where several members
of the audience were trampled to death.
- Side 1
- PT Interview
- Substitute
- Can't Explain
- Baba O'Riley
- Side 2
- Punk Meets The Godfather
- My Wife
- Music Must Change
- Side 3
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Drowned
- Who Are You
- Side 4
- Five Fifteen
- Pinball Wizard
- My Generation
- Epilogue
-
Such A Night (White Knight Records UK
23) double
Source: live at Forest Hills Stadium, NY, July 31st, 1971
Recording: good
- Side 1
- Love Ain't For Keeping
- Pure And Easy
- My Wife
- Can't Explain
- Side 2
- Substitute
- Bargain
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Magic Bus
- Side 3
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- I Don't Even Know Myself
- Baby Don't You Do It
- Side 4
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Water
- My Generation
- Pete Townshend - Pure And Easy
(Penguin Records Egg Three; single, EGG 3 1/2)
Source: [1] from PT solo performance, The Roundhouse, April
14, 1974. [2] from 1970 "Happy Birthday" LP. [3] from 1976 "With
Love" LP. "Day of Silence" and "Mary Jane" completely buried under
a Doors bootleg tape.
- Album:
- Side 1
- Big Boss Man [1]
- You Can Join My Band [sic] Join My Gang [1]
- Behind Blue Eyes [1]
- New York City Blues [1]
- Girl From North Country [1]
- Corinna Corinna
- Side 2
- Let's See Action [1]
- My Generation [1]
- My Generation II (first demo versions, from Pete's home)
[sic]
- Day Of Silence [2]
- Mary Jane [2]
- The Loved Man [sic] [2]
- Sleeping Dog [3]
- Single:
- Begin The Beguine [1]
- If I Were A Carpenter [2]
- Who (LP-W-865434) 1983
Source: Rockpalast, Essen, Germany, March 28th, 1981
Comments: color cover. This bootleg, along with Who Vol. 2, constitute The
Who's portion of the Rockpalast concert. PT joined The Grateful
Dead for some jamming, so look for that on Dead bootlegs. The album
sleeve just says "WHO" in big letters across the top.
- Side 1
- Substitute
- I Can't Explain [sic]
- Baba O'Riley
- The Quiet One (JAE)
- Don't Let Go The Coat
- Side 2
- Sister Disco
- You Better You Bet
- Drowned
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Who Vol. 2 (86535) 1983
Source: Rockpalast, Essen, Germany, March 28th, 1981
Comments: color cover. This bootleg, along with Who, constitute The
Who's portion of the Rockpalast concert. PT joined The Grateful
Dead for some jamming, so look for that on Dead bootlegs. The same
cover as Who, and same
label, but number is different.
- Side 1
- Another Tricky Day
- Pinball Wizard
- Who Are You
- 5:15
- My Generation
- Side 2
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Twist And Shout
- See Me, Feel Me
-
The Who Demos (Odd Five)
Recording: very good stereo
Source: studio out-takes, 1965-1970.
Comments: Edited from a longer tape. Because this one has
'Side Peter/Side Keith', there is the implication that the rest
has/will be put out as sides Roger/John. Also known as The
Who IBC Demos.
- Side Peter
- Radio One (radio ad)
- Happy Jack (ad)
- Glow Girl (R, but without fadeout)
- Run Run Run (demo)
- Top Gear (ad)
- Summertime Blues (same as version on Jaguar, Jaguar
Anyone?, and Radio
London)
- Disguises (demo)
- Glittering Girl (Studio take, pre 'Generation' 45 with rough
vocal according to PT. Melody Maker (Apr 67) says the track
was recorded during 'Sell Out')
- Caped Crusaders (Batman theme)
- I Can See For Miles (demo)
- Side Keith
- Radio One (ad)
- My Generation (ad)
- Coca Cola (ad)
- Signal 30 (Soundtrack from 'Live In London' 1966)
- Kill My Appetite (demo)
- Do The Strip (demo)
- The Seeker (R)
- Young Man Blues (a horrible edit into the Track Records Sampler
version)
- Don't Look Away (PT demo, C&W flavored)
-
Who-La-Hoop (Monomatapa Records
34004) double
Source: live in Philadelphia, PA, December 10th, 1979.
- Side 1
- Substitute
- Can't Explain
- Baba O'Riley
- Punk Meets the Godfather [sic]
- My Wife
- Side 2
- Sister Disco
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Music Must Change
- Drowned
- Side 3
- Who Are You
- 5.15
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Side 4
- Long Live Rock
- I Can See For Miles
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Who The Fuck?! (Brunswick Records MOD
999) 1982
Source: [1] are The High Numbers. [2] is a 1965 Top Gear
radio broadcast. [3] are from various UK radio programs. [4] is a
Who demo. [5] were recorded for an unreleased EP.
- Side 1
- Here Tis [1]
- Zoot Suit [1]
- I'm The Face [1]
- Good Lovin' [2]
- Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere [3]
- The Good's Gone [3]
- My Generation [3]
- Dancing In The Street [3]
- Summertime Blues [3]
- Side 2
- Radio (Happy Jack) [sic] Happy Jack Radio One ad [3]
- Pictures of Lily [3]
- My Favourite Station [sic] My Generation Radio One ad [3]
- It's Not True [3]
- I'm A Boy [3]
- Batman [5]
- Glow Girl [4]
- Top Gear (The Ox) [sic] [3]
- Who The Fu*k [sic] Untitled instrumental [5]
- Coke After Coke [sic] [3]
- Hall Of The Mountain King [5]
-
You Are Who - The Who triple
Source: live at Arenes de Frejus, France, May 12th, 1979
Comments: The concert was the official premier of the new Who
(i.e. KJ on drums). The band had already played with
KJ before the public at the Rainbow Theatre, London.
- Side 1
- Substitute
- Can't Explain
- Baba O'Riley
- The Punk And The Godfather [sic]
- Side 2
- Boris The Spider
- Sister Disco
- Music Must Change
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Side 3
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Pinball Wizard
- See Me, Feel Me
- Long Live Rock
- Side 4
- Bargain
- Who Are You
- My Generation
- Side 5
- Magic Bus
- Country Line Special (PT, JAE)
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Side 6
- Summertime Blues
- The Real Me
- Souvenir (Beacon Island Record 25
709) double
Comments: Color cover; Re-issue of The Who
- Live at the Fillmore East and Decidedly Belated Response.
- (untitled) (EP) (Brunswick Records,
also Who Records)
Comments: record label is nicely misleading, all regular issue
versions
- Side 1
- Under My Thumb
- Anyway Anyhow Anywhere (first version)
- Side 2
- The Last Time
- Daddy Rolling Stone
- Dancing In The Street (Savage)
1983
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
- Side 1
- The Kids Are Alright / PT
- It's Not True / PT
- Good Lovin' (Resnick, Clark)
- Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere (PT, RD)
- The Good's Gone
- My Generation
- Substitute
- Side 2
- Dancing In The Street (Stevenson, Gaye)
- I'm A Boy
- I Can't Reach You / PT
- I Can See For Miles
- Pictures Of Lily / PT
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- The First Complete Rock Opera (Saban
WH6929) double
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: Live at the Concertgebeouw, Amsterdam, September 29, 1969
- Side 1
- Heaven And Hell (JAE)
- I Can't Explain
- Fortune Teller (Neville)
- Tattoo
- Young Man Blues (Alison)
- Substitute
- Happy Jack
- I'm A Boy
- Side 2
- Overture
- It's A Boy
- You Didn't Hear It (1921)
- Amazing Journey
- Sparks
- Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker) (Williamson)
- Christmas
- Cousin Kevin (JAE)
- The Acid Queen
- Underture
- Do You Think It's Alright
- Fiddle About (JAE)
- Side 3
- Pinball Wizard
- There's A Doctor I've Found
- Go To The Mirror Boy
- Tommy Can You Hear Me
- Smash The Mirror
- Sensation
- Miracle Cure
- Sally Simpson
- I'm Free
- Welcome
- Tommy's Holiday Camp (KM)
- We're Not Gonna Take It
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- Side 4
- Shakin' All Over (Kidd)
- My Generation
- Led Zeppelin, For Badge Holders Only
(LZ 1234) double
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: L.A. Forum, Los Angeles, CA, June 23, 1977
Recording: fair
Comments: KM "re-introduces" the band before the encores, and
then sits in on [1].
- Side 1
- Sick Again (Page, Plant)
- Nobody's Fault But Mine (Page, Plant)
- Over The Hills And Far Away (Page, Plant)
- Side 2
- Since I've Been Loving You (Page, Plant, Jones)
- Ten Years Gone (Page, Plant)
- The Battle Of Evermore (Page, Plant)
- Side 3
- Going To California (Page, Plant)
- Black Mountain Side (Page)
- Kashmir (Bonham, Page, Plant)
- Trampled Under Foot (Jones, Page, Plant)
- Side 4
- Stairway To Heaven (Page, Plant)
- Whole Lotta Love (Bonham, Jones, Page, Plant) [1]
- Rock And Roll (Bonham, Jones, Page, Plant) [1]
- Maximum R & B (Reaction PRJK-905)
double 1986
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Comments: Fantastic. The best bootleg collection of non-LP tracks
out there.
- Side 1
- I'm The Face (Meaden)
- Zoot Suit (Meaden)
- Here 'Tis (McDaniel)
- Bald Headed Woman (Talmy)
- Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere (PT, RD)
- Daddy Rolling Stone (Blackwell)
- Anytime You Want Me (Ragavoy, Mimms)
- Shout And Shimmy (Brown)
- I'm A Man (McDaniel)
- Side 2
- The Kids Are Alright
- Substitute
- I'm A Boy
- In The City (JAE, KM)
- Barbara Ann (Fassert)
- Batman (Hefti)
- Circles
- I've Been Away (JAE)
- The Last Time (Jagger, Richards)
- Under My Thumb (Jagger, Richards)
- Side 3
- Heat Wave (Holland, Dozier, Holland)
- Mary Anne With The Shaky Hands
- Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (JAE)
- Dogs
- Dogs Part Two (KM)
- Our Love Was, Is
- Eyesight To The Blind (Williamson)
- Side 4
- Young Man Blues (Alison)
- Glittering Girl
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- Early Morning Cold Taxi (Langston, RD)
- Jaguar
- Girl's Eyes (KM)
- My Way (Cochran, Capehart)
- Pete Townshend, O'par Vardigar
1985
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: from the Deep End tour, Brixton Academy, Brixton,
England, November 3rd, 1985
- Side 1
- That's All Right Mama (Crudup)
- Behind Blue Eyes
- The Shout
- Harlem Shuffle (Relf, Nelson)
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Side 2
- Boogie Stop Shuffle (unknown)
- Face The Face
- Pinball Wizard
- Give Blood
- Night Train (Washington, Simpkins, Forrest)
- Pete Townshend, Obscure And Oblique
double 1984
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: all demos, except [1] which are from PT's first solo
show, live at The Roundhouse, London, April 14th, 1974. [2] are from
rehearsals for the "Rock Against Racism" concert, Shepperton Film
Studios, July 1979. [3] are from rehearsals for "Rock Against
Unemployment" concert, May 30th, 1981. [4] are from the Prince's
Trust benefit, July 21st, 1982.
- Side 1
- The Kids Are Alright
- Overture
- It's A Boy
- You Didn't Hear It (1921)
- The Acid Queen
- Underture
- Do You Think It's Alright
- Sensation
- I'm Free
- Tommy's Holiday Camp (KM)
- Guitar Piece
- Side 2
- Welcome
- We're Not Gonna Take It
- See Me, Feel Me
- Too Much Of Anything
- The Real Me
- I'm One
- Happy Jack [1]
- Side 3
- Amoureuse (Sanson) [1]
- No Face, No Name, No Number (Winwood, Capaldi) [1]
- Slip Kid
- Keep Me Turning [2]
- Tattoo [2]
- Cat's In The Cupboard [2]
- Don't Let Go The Coat
- Side 4
- A Little Is Enough [3]
- Join Together [3]
- Let My Love Open The Door [4]
- Slit Skirts [4]
- Athena
- Old Originals Played By WHO'm? (ZZYZX
012) 1984
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: Side 1 is BBC tracks; Side 2 is the Monterey Pop
concert, June 18th, 1967.
- Side 1
- Just You And Me (Brown)
- Leaving Here (Holland, Dozier, Holland)
- A Man With Money (D. Everly, P. Everly)
- Dancing In The Street (Stevenson, Gaye)
- Jingle Bells (traditional)
- You Rang? (unknown)
- Baby Don't You Do It (Holland, Dozier, Holland)
- Boris The Spider (JAE)
- Side 2
- Substitute
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- Pictures Of Lily
- A Quick One While He's Away
- Happy Jack
- My Generation
- Kate Bush, Passing Through Air (Rock
Solid KB 1, KB 2) double 1987
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Comments: PT plays on [1], recorded at Prince's Trust show. The
band was Gary Brooker, Phil Collins, Mick Karn, Midge Ure and PT.
There is a CD by this same title that is not the same as this album.
If I remember right, it even has the same cover.
- Side 1
- Cloudbusting (Video Mix) (Bush)
- Hounds Of Love (Bush)
- Experiment IV (Extended Mix) (Bush)
- Handsome Cabin Boy (Bush)
- My Lagan Love (Bush)
- Side 2
- Burning Bridge (Bush)
- Not This Time (Bush)
- The Big Sky (Astrological Mix) (Bush)
- Under The Ivy (Bush)
- Side 3
- The Wedding List (Bush) [1]
- Running Up That Hill (Instrumental) (Bush)
- Hounds Of Love (Alternative Version) (Bush)
- The Empty Bullring (Bush)
- Dreamtime (Bush)
- Side 4
- Cloudbusting (The Organon Mix) (Bush)
- Passing Through Air (Bush)
- Lord Of The Reedy River (Donovan)
- Warm And Soothing (Bush)
- Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
- Pete Townshend, Rough Boy (M.O.D. -
Music Of Distinction MOD 1007) 1974
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: live from PT's first solo show at The Roundhouse,
London, England, April 14th, 1974. [1] is a PT demo. [2] are from
the Meher Baba albums.
- Side 1
- Big Boss Man (J. Reed)
- You Can Join My Band (unknown)
- Behind Blue Eyes
- N.Y.C. Blues (J. Reed)
- North Country Girl (traditional)
- Corrine, Corrina (Williams, Chatman)
- Side 2
- Let's See Action
- My Generation
- My Generation [1]
- The Loved Man [2]
- Sleeping Dog [2]
- Begin The Beguine (Porter) [2]
- If I Were A Carpenter (Hardin) [2]
- Starring The Who (Woodstock Festival)
double 1969
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: live at Woodstock, Woodstock, NY, August 17th, 1969
Recording: lousy
Comments: The entire show from Woodstock
- Side 1
- Heaven And Hell (JAE)
- I Can't Explain
- It's A Boy
- You Didn't Hear It (1921)
- Amazing Journey
- Sparks
- Side 2
- Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker) (Williamson)
- Christmas
- The Acid Queen
- Pinball Wizard
- Do You Think It's Alright
- Fiddle About (JAE)
- There's A Doctor I've Found
- Side 3
- Go To The Mirror Boy
- Smash The Mirror
- I'm Free
- Tommy's Holiday Camp (KM)
- We're Not Gonna Take It
- Side 4
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- Shakin' All Over (Kidd)
- My Generation
- Naked Eye
- When The Sun Was Going Down (H-4120)
1974
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: live at Charlton Athletic Grounds, Charlton, England,
May 31st, 1976.
Recording: speed is off, so you need an adjustable turntable to
hear properly.
Comments: I believe this is the show that got The Who the record
for "Loudest Pop Concert".
- Side 1
- Doctor Jimmy
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Pinball Wizard
- Side 2
- My Generation
- Baba O'Riley
- Substitute
- Drowned
- Bell Boy
- My Generation
- Who's On The BBC (Bird Brain BBR 005)
1987
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: BBC tracks
- Side 1
- Just You And Me (Brown)
- Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere (PT, RD)
- My Generation
- Substitute
- A Man With Money (D. Everly, P. Everly)
- Dancing In The Street (Stevenson, Gaye)
- Disguises
- Side 2
- I'm A Boy
- So Sad About Us
- Good Lovin' (Resnick, Clark)
- The Good's Gone
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- Pictures Of Lily
- Batman (Hefti)
- I Can See For Miles
- Wholiday In The U.S.A. (Sunburn 2R-75)
double 1976
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: live at the Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH, December 9th, 1975
- Side 1
- Summertime Blues (Cochran, Capehart)
- My Wife (JAE)
- Baba O'Riley
- Squeeze Box
- Side 2
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Dreaming From The Waist
- Boris The Spider (JAE)
- Magic Bus
- Side 3
- Amazing Journey
- Sparks
- Fiddle About (JAE)
- Pinball Wizard
- I'm Free
- See Me, Feel Me
- Side 4
- My Generation
- Join Together
- Roadrunner (McDaniel)
- Spoonful (Dixon)
- Won't Get Fooled Again
- The High Numbers, Dance To Keep From
Crying (Marquee Records WRKG 1000) 1983
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: live at the Marquee Theater, London, England, June
1963!
Recording: Between fair and poor.
Comments: For me, the idea of getting something recorded
this early made up for the sound quality. Other folks might
not be as tolerant.
- Side 1
- I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying (Robinson)
- Young Man Blues (Alison)
- Long Tall Shorty (Covey, Abramson)
- Pretty Thing (Dixon)
- All Night Long (unknown)
- Side 2
- Spoonful (Dixon)
- Money (Gordy, Bradford)
- Led Zeppelin, For Badge Holders Only (Part
2) (LZ 7) double
From: Owen Gwilliam <OTG@csi.compuserve.com>
Date: 14 Oct 94 14:46:29 EDT
Source: live at L.A. Forum, Los Angeles, CA, June 23rd, 1977
Recording: fair
Comments: KM plays on [1]
- Side 1
- No Quarter (Jones, Page, Plant)
- Side 2
- Black Country Woman (Page, Plant)
- Side 3
- Out On The Tiles (Page, Plant, Bonham) [1]
- Moby Dick (Bonham, Jones, Page) [1]
- Side 4
- Star Spangled Banner (traditional)
- Achilles Last Stand (Page, Plant)
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