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The Who - Who Related Albums:

Man From Interpol - UK - 1960 Rank LP TV Soundtrack album written by Tony Crombie. Includes the song, "Eastern Journey", which became, "Cobwebs & Strange"	Man From Interpol - USA - 1960 Rank LP TV Soundtrack album written by Tony Crombie. Includes the song, "Eastern Journey", which became, "Cobwebs & Strange" - issued in mono and true stereo versions
Man From Interpol - UK - 1960 Ember LP This version does not have "Eastern Journey"	Man From Interpol - UK - 2004 Harkit CD This version does not have "Eastern Journey" (mono)
Man From Interpol - UK - 2005 Harkit CD TV Soundtrack album written by Tony Crombie. Includes the song, "Eastern Journey", which became, "Cobwebs & Strange" - Note: Who fan sticker - available via www.harkitrecords.com	New Musical Express Headline News - UK - 1966 Polydor LP Includes "Substitute"
Die Grosse Starparade 1966 4 - Germany - 1967 Polydor LP Includes "I'm A Boy"	Made In England 1967 - France - 1967 Polydor LP Includes "I Can See For Miles"
Guard Scene - USA - 1968 Narwood LP USA National Guard album with "Happy Jack" and "Call Me Lightning"	Things Go Better With... (Coke) - Australia LP (Promo) Label unknown - circa 1968 (?). "Coke after Coke after Coca-Cola..."
Heavy Hits - USA - 1968 Crystal LP Includes "Happy Jack"	The Amazing Dancing Band - UK - 1968 Verve LP Includes cover version of "I Can See For Miles"
Best Sellers - Uruguay - 1968 Polydor LP Includes "Dogs" and "Call Me Lightning"	The Who & The Strawberry Alarm Clock - USA - 1969 MCA LP The Who (1/2 album), The Strawberry Alarm Clock (1/2 album)
Campus Beat - USA - 1969 MCA LP Includes "I Can't Explain" and "Magic Bus"	The House That Track Built - UK - 1969 LP Includes studio performance of "Young Man Blues" and true stereo mix of "A Quick One While He's Away". This version of "Young Man Blues" was thought to be used on the "Odds & Sods" reissue. However, that version (from the same session) is not only different, but 7.5% slower!
Backtrack 2 - UK - 1970 Track LP Who songs: Under My Thumb, Magic Bus, Pinball Wizard, The Last Time	Backtrack 3 - UK - 1970 Track LP Who songs: Substitute, Disguises (true stereo mix), Run, Run, Run (true stereo mix), I'm A Boy (true stereo mix), Whiskey Man, Happy Jack, So Sad About Us
Backtrack 3 - Nigeria - 1970 Track LP Sleeve made in UK, LP in Nigeria. See comments under UK pressing.	Revelation/Glastonbury Fayre - UK - 1970 Rev LP Various Artists LP set, which includes a rare mix of Pete Townshend's demo, "Classified". (This mix is different than the one on the "Let My Love Open The Door" 45 (EP) )
Hollywood Dream - USA - 1970 Track LP Produced by Pete Townshend, who also plays bass on the album	Who/Hendrix #1 - New Zeland - 1970 Polydor LP 1/2 LP The Who, 1/2 LP Jimmy Hendrix
Who/Hendrix #2 - New Zeland - 1970 Polydor LP 1/2 LP The Who, 1/2 LP Jimmy Hendrix	Who/Hendrix #3 - New Zeland - 1970 Polydor LP 1/2 LP The Who, 1/2 LP Jimmy Hendrix
Walk On Gilded Splinters - UK - Connoisseur CD CD Reissue of 1970 LP. Features Pete Townshend, but not sure where!	<Unknown Title> - Iran - 1970 ARLP LP (back cover) "Tommy" back cover. No Who content
Woodstock Record 1 - India - 1970 Atlantic LP Record 1 of 3 <individual> record set. Back cover features The Who artwork (see record 2)	Woodstock Record 2 - India - 1970 Atlantic LP (front cover) Record 1 of 3 <individual> record set. Includes, "We're Not Gonna Take It"
Woodstock Record 2 - India - 1970 Atlantic LP (back cover) Back cover featuring Who Artwork (same artwork used on India "Live At Leeds")	Woodstock Record 3 - India - 1970 Atlantic LP Record 3 of 3 <individual> record set. Back cover features The Who artwork (see record 2)
Tommy - UK - 1972 Spaceward LP Tommy covers by Gambler	First Years - France - 1972 Polydor LP (Box Set) 1 LP each of the 4 different artists
Los 3 Grandes Del Rock - Mexico - 1972 Karussell LP Includes: Summertime Blues, We're Not Gonna Take It, Magic Bus	The Guitar Album - Germany - 1972 Polydor LP Includes "The Ox"
Sing It Again Rod - France - 1972 Mercury LP Includes "Pinball Wizard" from the London Symphony Orchestra "Tommy". USA sleeve, French record	Disco De Oro Del Canal 58 Vol 3- Mexico - 1972 Polydor LP (Promo) Includes "I'm Free"
Unforgetable Hits - Malaysia - Apache 1972 LP The Who on the cover - no Who content	Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert - Japan - 1973 RSO LP Featuring Pete Townshend on guitar
Sound Monsters - Argentina - 1973 (?) JC Production LP Various Artists - 3 Who tracks: Happy Jack, Summertime Blues, Overture	The Guitar Album - Japan - 1974 Polydor LP (front cover) Includes "The Ox"
The Guitar Album - Japan - 1974 Polydor LP (back cover) Includes "The Ox"	Song Hits 74 - Malaysia - DKL 1974 LP Roger Daltrey on the cover - no Who content
Flash Fearless Vs The Zorg Women Parts 5&6 - USA - 1974 Warner Brothers LP John Entwistle plays bass on all tracks and sings lead vocal on "To The Chop". Also features performances by Keith Moon and Kenney Jones. Issued on Warner Brothers & Chrysalis labels	Flash Fearless Vs The Zorg Women Parts 5&6 - UK - 1995 RPM CD Reissue of 1974 LP (see comments under that LP)
Electric Tommy - USA - 1975 Viva LP Cover versions of "Tommy" songs done on synthesizer and drums.	Electric Tommy - USA - 1975 Chelsea LP Cover versions of "Tommy" songs done on synthesizer and drums.
New Top 1975 Vol. 2 - Taiwan - 1975 New Top LP Various artists "best of" with a great cover, but *no* Who tracks	Remember Pops 12 - Korea - 1975 Yegrin LP Various artists "best of" with a great cover, but *no* Who tracks
Solid Gold '75: Kung Fu Back Again - Malaysia - 1975 BLP LP Roger Daltrey on front and back cover - No Who-related songs	Stardust Soundtrack - USA - 1975 Arista LP Featuring Keith Moon (drums)
Old Grey Whistle Test - UK - 1975 BBC Records LP Includes studio version of Roger Daltrey's "One Man Band"	All This And World War II - UK - 1976 Riva LP Features Keith Moon singing lead vocals on "When I'm Sixty-Four"
All This And World War II - USA - 1976 20th Century LP (Box) Features Keith Moon singing lead vocals on "When I'm Sixty-Four"	All This And World War II - USA - 2006 Hip-O CD (Box) Features Keith Moon singing lead vocals on "When I'm Sixty-Four"
Wanted 1976 - Malaysia - 1976 WLP LP Includes "Squeeze Box"	Pop Vol. 2 - Singapore - 1977 Kinder LP Various artists "best of" with a great cover, but *no* Who tracks
Hit Parade - Malaysia - 1977 Fanfare LP Various artists "best of" with a great cover, but *no* Who tracks	Top Hits - Malaysia - 1977 Glen LP Various artists "best of" with a great cover, but *no* Who tracks
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett - UK - 1977 Extracted LP Produced by Pete Townshend. Pete also plays guitar on 4 tracks.	Fabulous Poodles - UK - 1977 Pye LP Produced by John Entwistle. John also plays bass on 4 (of 11) tracks
Mirror Stars - USA - 1978 Epic LP The Fabulous Poodles. 4 of 10 tracks produced by John Entwistle. John also plays bass on 3 tracks	Twist Again With The Low Numbers - USA - 1978 Rhino LP Features a punk cover version of "Early Morning Cold Taxi", with "I saw yah" ("Happy Jack") at the end. Multi-colored vinyl
The Second Movement - UK - 1978 K-Tel LP London Symphony Orchestra album, featuring vocals by Pete Townshend on "Pinball Wizard". [Limited Edition Blue Vinyl]	The Second Movement - UK - 1989 Telstar CD London Symphony Orchestra album, featuring vocals by Pete Townshend on "Pinball Wizard".
The Second Movement - USA - 1978 RSO LP London Symphony Orchestra album, featuring vocals by Pete Townshend on "Pinball Wizard"	The Second Movement - France - 1978 K-Tel LP London Symphony Orchestra album, featuring vocals by Pete Townshend on "Pinball Wizard"

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