The Who - Odds & Sods mp3

Tracklist

1	Little Billy Producer – Kit Lambert
2	Long Live Rock Producer – The WhoProducer [Associate] – Glyn Johns
3	Postcard Producer – The Who
4	Naked Eye Producer – Peter Townshend
5	I'm The Face Producer – Chris Parmeinter, Peter Meaden
6	Put The Money Down Producer – The WhoProducer [Associate] – Glyn Johns
7	Faith In Something Bigger Producer – Kit Lambert
8	Now I'm A Farmer Producer – Peter Townshend
9	Glow Girl Producer – Kit Lambert
10	Too Much Of Anything Producer – The WhoProducer [Associate] – Glyn Johns
11	Pure And Easy Producer – The WhoProducer [Associate] – Glyn Johns

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
2406 116	The Who	Odds & Sods ‎(LP, Album, Die)	Track Record	2406 116	UK	1974
2406 116	The Who	Odds & Sods ‎(LP, Comp)	Track Record	2406 116	France	1974
517 946-2	The Who	Odds & Sods ‎(CD, Comp, RE)	Polydor	517 946-2	UK	1993
3191 116	The Who	Odds & Sods ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	Track Record	3191 116	Scandinavia	1975
3834 010	The Who	Odds And Sods ‎(8-Trk, Comp)	Track Record	3834 010	UK	1974

Credits

• Design Concept [Sleeve] – Roger Daltrey
• Design, Photography By – Graham Hughes
• Lacquer Cut By – F
• Mixed By [Final Re-mixing], Compilation Producer – John Entwistle
• Remix [Engineering] – J.J.
• Written-By – John Entwistle (tracks: A1), Peter Townshend (tracks: A2 to B2, B4, B5), Peter Meaden (tracks: B3)

Notes

HDTracksSleeve:
Track A1 - Produced at Eel Pie Sound Studios 1969, finished at Ramport Studios 1974
Track A2, B4 - Produced at Eel Pie Sound Studios 1969
Track A3, A5, B5 - Produced at Olympic Studios May 1972
Track A4 - Produced at IBC Studios 1968
Track A6 - Produced at De Lane Lea Studios Jan 1968
Track B1 - Produced at Olympic Studios May 1971
Track B2 - Produced at CBS Studios Jan 1968
Track B3 - Produced at Fontana Studios 1964

Final Re-mixing and production at Nova Sound on July 4th 1974

Song titles are also printed in Braille.

℗ 1974

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout, stamped side A): 2406 116 A 5 P75 F RS 710 =P
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, stamped side B): 2406 116 A 5 P75 FRS 710 =P
• Rights Society: NCB

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Track Records Ltd.
• Remixed At – Nova Sound Studios, London
• Produced At – Nova Sound Studios, London
• Produced At – Eel Pie Studios
• Produced At – Olympic Studios
• Produced At – I.B.C. Studios
• Produced At – De Lane Lea Studios
• Produced At – CBS Studios, London
• Produced At – Fontana Studios
• Lacquer Cut At – Rosenborg Studio
• Pressed By – Musikkindustri A/S

Video

Album

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