1. THE ACID QUEEN (aka "ACID QUEEN")(Version I; 3'33) See TOMMY (ORIGINAL ALBUM). Also appears on The Story Of The Who (1976), The Who Collection (1985), and Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B (1994). (Version II; 3'47) Performed by Tina Turner (vocals), Ron Wood (guitar), Kenney Jones (drums), John Entwistle (bass guitar), and Nicky Hopkins (piano). See TOMMY (FILM SOUNDTRACK). (Version III; 3'44) A live version recorded 6/27/89 at Radio City Music Hall, NY. Performed by the Who's Reunion Tour Band (see Appendix). Released on Join Together, 3/24/90. (Version IV; 3'35) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Tommy (Revised Edition), 3/4/96. (Version V; 3'42) A live version recorded 8/29/70 at the 3rd Isle Of Wight Festival; produced by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson, recorded by Murray Lerner. Released on The Who: Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970, 10/29/96.
2. AMAZING JOURNEY (aka "THE AMAZING JOURNEY") (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 3'25) See TOMMY (ORIGINAL ALBUM). (Version II; 3'38) Performed by Pete Townshend (vocals), Alan Ross (guitar), Tony Newman (drums), Phil Chen (bass guitar), and Nicky Hopkins (piano). See TOMMY (FILM SOUNDTRACK). See the alternate lyrics here.(Version III; 4'18) An edit of version I, including the first several seconds of "Sparks," released on The Story Of The Who, 9/76. (Version IV; 3'07) A live version recorded 6/27/89 at Radio City Music Hall, NY. Performed by the Who's Reunion Tour Band (see Appendix). Released on Join Together, 3/24/90. (Version V; 3'18) A live version recorded 2/14/70 at Leeds University; produced by the Who, recorded by Bob Pridden. Released on Live At Leeds (Revised Edition), 2/28/95. (Version VI; 3'19) A live version recorded 8/29/70 at the 3rd Isle Of Wight Festival; produced by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson, recorded by Murray Lerner. Released on The Who: Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970, 10/29/96.
3. ANOTHER TRICKY DAY (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 4'55) A studio version recorded during Face Dances sessions 6-12/80 at Odyssey Studios, London; produced by Bill Szymczyk, engineered by Bill Szymczyk and Allen Blazek. Released on Face Dances, 3/6/81. (Version II; 4'51) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Face Dances (Revised Edition), 5/20/97.
4. ANYTIME YOU WANT ME (Jerry Ragavoy and Garnett Mimms) (Version I; 2'35) A studio version recorded 4/65 at IBC Studios, London; produced by Shel Talmy, engineered by Glyn Johns. Featuring Nicky Hopkins on piano. Released on the U.S. single of "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere," 6/5/65. Appears on Who's Missing (1985).
5. ANYWAY, ANYHOW, ANYWHERE (Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey) (Version I; 2'35/2'38) A studio version recorded 4/65 at IBC Studios, London; produced by Shel Talmy, engineered by Glyn Johns. Released as a single, 5/21/65. Appears on Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy (1971), The Who Collection (1985), Who's Better, Who's Best (1988), Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B (1994), and My Generation--The Very Best Of The Who (1996). (Version II; ?) An alternate studio version recorded 2/23/66 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, Richmond. Released on the French EP I Can't Explain/Bald-Headed Woman/Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere/Daddy Rolling Stone (1965). (Version III; 2'49) A live version recorded 5/21/65 for the British TV program, "Ready, Steady, Go" at ITV Studios, London; produced by Vicki Wickham (for television) and John Entwistle (for album). Released on The Kids Are Alright, 6/23/79. (Version IV; 7'45) A live version recorded at The House Of Blues, Chicago; produced by Jon Carin, recorded by Hank Neuberger and Tim Powell. Released on Pete Townshend Live: A Benefit For Maryville Academy, 9/99.
6. ARMENIA, CITY IN THE SKY (John Keene) (Version I; 3'12) A studio version (stereo) recorded 10/20/67 at IBC Studios, London; produced and engineered by Kit Lambert. Released on The Who Sell Out, 12/16/67. (Version II; 3'12) A mono mix of version I. Released on The Who Sell Out (mono edition) 12/16/67. (Version III; 3'13) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94. Also appears on The Who Sell Out (Revised Edition) (1995).
7. ATHENA (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 3'46) A studio version recorded 6/82 at Turn Up-Down Studios, Surrey, England; produced and engineered by Glyn Johns. Released on It's Hard, 9/4/82. (Version II; 3'46) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on It's Hard (Revised Edition), 5/20/97.
8. BABA O'RILEY (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 4'59) A studio version recorded 5/71 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, Richmond, England; produced by the Who and Glyn Johns, engineered by Glyn Johns. Featuring Dave Arbus on violin. Released on Who's Next, 8/14/71. Also appears on The Story Of The Who (1976), Hooligans (1981), The Who Collection (1985), and the EP This Is My Generation (1988). (Version II; 5'29) A live version recorded 5/25/78 at Shepperton Studios, London; produced by John Entwistle, recorded by Bob Pridden. Released on The Kids Are Alright, 6/23/79. (Version III; 5'12) A live version recorded 12/28/79 at the Hammersmith Odeon, London; produced by Chris Thomas, engineered by Bill Price. Released on Concerts For The People Of Kampuchea, 3/30/81. (Version IV; 5'34) A live version recorded during the Who's Farewell Tour, 9-12/82; produced and engineered by Cy Langston. Released on Who's Last, 11/84. (Version V; 1'20) An instrumental demo version (including narration for Pete Townshend's Psychoderelict) recorded late 1970 or early 1971 with narration overdubbed in early 1993. Released on Pete Townshend's Psychoderelict, 6/4/93. (Version VI; 4'56) A slightly edited remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94. (Version VII; 6'12) A live version recorded 2/24/94 at Carnegie Hall, NY; produced by Bob Ezrin, recorded by Bob Ezrin and Thom Panunzio. Performed by Roger Daltrey, The Chieftains, and Daltrey's 1994 Group (see Appendix). Released on Roger Daltrey's A Celebration: The Music Of Pete Townshend And The Who, 7/5/94. (Version VIII; 5'07/5'08) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Who's Next (Revised Edition), 11/7/95. Also appears on My Generation--The Very Best Of The Who (1996).
9. BABY DON'T YOU DO IT (Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Brian Holland) (Version I; 4'54) A live version recorded 12/13/71 at the Civic Auditorium, SF; produced by the Who, recorded by Bob Pridden. Released on the single of "Join Together," 6/17/72. Appears on Rarities Vol.2: 1970-1973 (1973). (Version II; 5'13) A studio version recorded 3/16/71 at the Record Plant, NY; produced by Kit Lambert, engineered by Felix Pappalardi. Featuring Leslie West on lead guitar. Released on Who's Next (Revised Edition), 11/7/95. (Version III; 2'27) The Who's demo version, recorded for a Pye records audition at Pye Studios, London, late 1964; produced by Kit Lambert. Released on Odds And Sods (Revised Edition), 3/10/98.
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10. BALD-HEADED WOMAN (traditional, arranged by Shel Talmy) (Version I; 2'09) A studio version recorded 1/65 at Pye Studios, London; produced by Shel Talmy, engineered by Glyn Johns. Featuring Jimmy Page on lead guitar. Released on the single of "I Can't Explain," 1/15/65. Appears on Two's Missing (1987).
11. BARBARA ANN (Fred Fassert) (Version I; 1'55/2'00) A studio version recorded 8/66 at IBC Studios, London; produced and engineered by Kit Lambert. Released on the EP Ready Steady Who!, 11/11/66. Also appears on Rarities Vol.1: 1966-1969 (1983) and Who's Missing (1985). (Version II; 1'59) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on A Quick One (Revised Edition), 6/20/95.
12. BARGAIN (aka "THE BARGAIN") (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 5'33) A studio version recorded 5/71, 6/5/71, & 6/19/71 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, Richmond, England; produced by the Who and Glyn Johns, engineered by Glyn Johns. Released on Who's Next, 8/14/71. Also appears on The Story Of The Who (1976), Hooligans (1981), and The Who Collection (1985). (Version II; 4'12) A demo version recorded late 1970 or early 1971 at Eel Pie Studios, London; produced by Pete Townshend and Helen "Spike" Wilkins. Performed by Pete Townshend. Released on Pete Townshend's Scoop, 3/7/83. (Version III; 6'22) A live version recorded 12/13/71 at the Civic Auditorium, SF; produced by the Who, recorded by Bob Pridden. Released on Who's Missing, 11/30/85. (Version IV; 4'54) An edit of version III. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94. (Version V; 5'32) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Who's Next (Revised Edition), 11/7/95.
13. BATMAN (Neal Hefti) (Version I; 1'22) A studio version (mono) recorded 8/66 at IBC Studios, London; produced and engineered by Kit Lambert. Released on the EP Ready Steady Who!, 11/11/66. Also appears on Rarities Vol.1: 1966-1969 (1983). (Version II; 1'34) An alternate take (stereo) from the same session as version I. Released on A Quick One (Revised Edition), 6/20/95.
14. BEHIND BLUE EYES (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 3'40) A studio version recorded 5/71 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, Richmond, England; produced by the Who and Glyn Johns, engineered by Glyn Johns. Released on Who's Next, 8/14/71. Also appears on The Story Of The Who (1976), Hooligans (1981), The Who Collection (1985), and the EP This Is My Generation (1988). (Version II; 3'36) A live version recorded 12/28/79 at the Hammersmith Odeon, London; produced by Chris Thomas, engineered by Bill Price. Released on Concerts For The People Of Kampuchea, 3/30/81. (Version III; 3'25) A demo version recorded late 1970 or early 1971 at Eel Pie Studios, London; produced by Pete Townshend and Helen "Spike" Wilkins. Performed by Pete Townshend. Released on Pete Townshend's Scoop, 3/7/83. (Version IV; 3'39) A live version recorded during the Who's Farewell Tour, 9-12/82; produced and engineered by Cy Langston. Released on Who's Last, 11/84. (Version V; 3'40) A live version recorded 11/2/85 at Brixton Academy, London; produced by Bill Price, recorded by Mike McKenna. Performed by Pete Townshend's Deep End Band (see Appendix). Released on Pete Townshend's Deep End Live!, 10/86. (Version VI; 3'38) A live version recorded during the Who's Reunion Tour, 6-9/89 (see Appendix). Released on Join Together, 3/24/90. Also appears on the EP Join Together (1990). (Version VII; 3'39) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94. (Version VIII; 3'41/3'42)A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Who's Next (Revised Edition), 11/7/95. Appears on The Best Of The Who: The Millenium Collection (20th Century Masters) (1999). (Version IX; 3'25) A studio version recorded 3/18/71 at the Record Plant, NY, and 4/23/71 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, Richmond; produced by Kit Lambert, engineered by Jack Adams. Featuring Al Kooper on organ. Released on Who's Next (Revised Edition), 11/7/95. (Version X; 3'30) A live version recorded 6/12/76 at Swansea Football Ground; produced by the Who, recorded by Bob Pridden. Released on The Who By Numbers (Revised Edition), 11/19/96.
15. BELL BOY (KEITH'S THEME) (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 4'56) A studio version recorded 6/1/73 at The Kitchen, Battersea, London; produced by the Who, engineered by Ron Nevison. Released on Quadrophenia, 11/3/73. (Version II; 4'57) A remix of version I. Remixed by John Entwistle and Cy Langston. Released on The Quadrophenia Soundtrack, 10/6/79. (Version III; 4'54) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94. (Version IV; 4'55) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Quadrophenia (Revised Edition), 7/2/96.
16. BERNIE'S HOLIDAY CAMP (Pete Townshend and Keith Moon) (Version I; 3'42) Featuring vocals by Ann-Margret, Oliver Reed, and Alison Dowling. See TOMMY (FILM SOUNDTRACK).
17. BLUE RED AND GREY (Pete Townshend) (Version I; 2'46) A studio version recorded 5/75 at Shepperton Studios Sound Stage, London; produced and engineered by Glyn Johns. Released on The Who By Numbers, 10/18/75. (Version II; 2'45) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94. (Version III; 2'46) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on The Who By Numbers (Revised Edition), 11/19/96.
18. BONY MORONIE (Larry Williams) (Version I; 3'18) A live version recorded 4/26/71 at the Young Vic Theatre, London; poduced by the Who, recorded by Bob Pridden. Released on the 12" and CD single of "Won't Get Fooled Again," 5/88. Also appears on the EP Won't Get Fooled Again (1988). (Version II; 3'18) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B, 5/94.
19. BORIS THE SPIDER (John Entwistle) (Version I; 2'26) A studio version (mono) recorded 11/66 at IBC Studios, London; produced and engineered by Kit Lambert. Released on A Quick One, 12/3/66. Also appears on Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy (1971), The Story Of The Who (1976), The Who Collection (1985), Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B (1994), and A Quick One (Revised Edition) (1995). (Version II; 2'27) A stereo mix of version I. Released on Happy Jack, 5/67. Also appears on My Generation--The Very Best Of The Who (1996). (Version III; 2'40) A live version recorded during the Who's Farewell Tour, 9-12/82; produced and engineered by Cy Langston. Released on Who's Last, 11/84. (Version IV; 2'36) A live version recorded 3/15/75 at the Spectrum, Philadelphia; produced by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Performed by John Entwistle's Ox (see Appendix). Released on King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents John Entwistle, 6/17/97. (Version V; ?) Details to come soon. Released on Ringo Starr's Third All-Starr Band Vol.1, 8/97.
20. BUCKET T (Donald Altfeld, Roger Christian, and Dean Torrence) (Version I; 2'08) A studio version recorded 8/66 at IBC Studios, London; produced and engineered by Kit Lambert. Released on the EP Ready Steady Who!, 11/11/66. Also appears on Magic Bus--The Who On Tour (1968), Direct Hits (1968), and Rarities Vol.1: 1966-1969 (1983). (Version II; 2'07) A remix of version I. Remixed by Jon Astley and Andy Macpherson. Released on A Quick One (Revised Edition), 6/20/95.
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