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The Who - Who Related Singles:

Song For Sweethearts/Avenue L'Opera - USA - 1956 Capitol 45 (Promo) Clif Townsend - Pete & Simon Townshend's dad	The Portuguese Washerwomen/Avenue L'Opera/Surrender To Me/Song For Sweethearts - UK - 1957 Columbia 45 (EP) Clif Townsend - Pete & Simon Townshend's dad
I'm A King Bee/I Got Love If You Want It - USA - 1957 Excello 45 Pete Meaden changed the lyrics on Slim Harpo's "I Got Love If You Want It" and the song became, "I'm The Face"	Misery/I'm The Man - USA - 1963 Bigtop 45 Pete Meaden changed the lyrics on The Dynamics' "Misery" and the song became, "Zoot Suit"
It Was You/Look At Me Now - UK - 1964 Parlophone 45 Pete Townshend written song, "It Was You", performed by The Naturals	Look At Me Now/It Was You - UK - 1964 Parlophone 45 (Promo) Pete Townshend written song, "It Was You", performed by The Naturals
It Was You/Look At Me Now - USA - 1964 Liberty 45 (Promo) Pete Townshend written song, "It Was You", performed by The Naturals (white label)	It Was You/Look At Me Now - USA - 1964 Liberty 45 (Promo) Pete Townshend written song, "It Was You", performed by The Naturals (yellow label)
It Was You/Look At Me Now - Australia - 1964 Parlophone 45 Pete Townshend written song, "It Was You", performed by The Naturals	It Was You/Seven Golden Daffodils - Australia - 1966 Columbia 45 Pete Townshend written song, "It Was You", performed by Chaos & Co.
Join My Gang/A Day Gone By - UK - 1966 Reaction 45 Pete Townshend written song, "Join My Gang", performed by Oscar	I Stand Accused/All My Life - UK - 1966 Fontana 45 The Merseybeats single, featuring Keith Moon playing gong on the "A" side
Strange Love/Made In Japan - USA - 1966 Daffan 45 Rabbit's 1st record. Featuring Rabbit's dad on bass, and his brother, Sam on drums	So Sad About Us/Love Will Continue - UK - 1966 Fontana 45 Cover of So Sad About Us performed by The Merseys prior to The Who's release. Produced by Kit Lambert
So Sad About Us/Love Will Continue - Holland - 1966 Fontana 45 Cover of So Sad About Us performed by The Merseys prior to The Who's release. Produced by Kit Lambert	I Can't Explain/The Singer Not The Song - USA - 1966 20th Century 45 Cover of I Can't Explain performed by The Napoleonic Wars
Moon Dreams/Wait For Me/Circles/So, Come On - Spain - 1966 Munster Records 45 (EP) Recent (2004?) reissue of Les Fleur De Lys1966 EP	The Magic Bus/It's Too Late - USA - 1966 Press 45 Cover of "Magic Bus", performed by The Pudding 2 years before it was released by The Who
Nuestra Generacion/Vuelve Sloopy/Sin Su Amor/Los Domingos - Spain - 1966 Epic 45 (EP) Lone Star cover of "My Generation" in Spanish	Another Man/Substitute - Holland - 1966 Relax 45 Short 66 cover of "Substitute"
Lazy Fat People/In The Night - UK - 1967 Columbia 45 Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights	Lazy Fat People/In The Night - UK - 1967 Columbia 45 (Promo) Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights
Lazy Fat People/In The Night - USA - 1967 Decca 45 Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights	Lazy Fat People/In The Night - USA - 1967 Decca 45 (Promo) Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights
Lazy Fat People/In The Night - Argentina - 1968 Odeon Pops 33 1/3 7" (Promo) "Gente Perezosa." Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights	Lazy Fat People/In The Night/The Merry Minuet/Knock Knock - France - 1967 Festival 45 (EP) Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights
Lazy Fat People/In The Night - Holland - 1967 Columbia 45 Pete Townshend written song, "Lazy Fat People", performed by The Barron Knights

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