The Who "Instant Party" Mid-70s Bootleg LP Excellent Condition
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A-1) Can’t Explain & A-2) Bald Headed Woman: Likely taken from the US DECCA 45 from 1965 A-3) I’m A Man: Album track taken from My Generation A-4) Daddy Rolling Stone: B-side to Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere in several countries but unreleased in the US in 1971 A-5) Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere: Likely taken from the US 1965 7? A-6) Shout And Shimmy: B-side to My Generation 45 in several countries but not the US A-7) Waltz For A Pig (instr.) credited to “The Who Orchestra” but none of them play on it, which becomes very apparent once played. Supposed to be Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Dick Heckstall-Smith: B-side to Substitute on the US ATCO 45 (also in other countries) B-1) Substitute: A-side to A 7. B-2) Instant Party (Circles): The original B-side of Substitute, which had its title changed and was then withdrawn due to their legal issues when the band broke their contract with Shel Talmy. thewho.info does not list a US release for this despite what the song’s wikipedia page claims. B-3) Heat Wave; Album track from A Quick One B-4) & B-5) The Last Time & Under My Thumb: This 1967 45 did not see a US release until many years later. B-6) & B-7) Batman & Barbara Ann: From the Ready Steady Who EP – released in Canada but not the US – (which was probably also the source for Instant Party (Circles)). B-8) Dogs: June ’68 single, not released in the US (perhaps due it only reaching # 25 in the UK
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