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The Who - Odds & Sods .gif) By Steve Knopper
By the mid-Super70s, even The Who's leftovers had more interest than
most rock best-of albums--"Glow Girl" is a concise blueprint of
1969's "Tommy"; "Naked Eye" and "Pure and
Easy" were victims of the doomed Lifehouse project; "I'm
the Face" was the band's mod-obsessed first single; and even
"Little Billy," an antismoking advertisement, still rocks hard.
John Entwistle's faux country "Now I'm a Farmer" was
contemptible, but the closing anthem "Long Live Rock" redeemed
such missteps. The 1998 CD reissue added studio versions of "Young
Man Blues" and "Summertime Blues," among many others, and
resequenced the tracks.
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| 1. I'm The Face | 13. Love Ain't For Keeping | | 2. Leaving Here | 14. Time Is Passing | | 3. Baby Don't You Do It | 15. Pure And Easy | | 4. Summertime Blues (Studio Version) | 16. Too Much Of Anything | | 5. Under My Thumb | 17. Long Live Rock | | 6. Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand | 18. Put The Money Down | | 7. My Way | 19. We Close Tonight | | 8. Faith In Something Bigger | 20. Postcard | | 9. Glow Girl | 21. Now I'm A Farmer | | 10. Little Billy | 22. Water | | 11. Young Man Blues (Studio Version) | 23. Naked Eye | | 12. Cousin Kevin Model Child | |
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|  | Artist: The Who
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| | Released: October 2, 1974
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