The Who Song List

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The who song list. The table contains songs recorded by the who from 1964 to 2019. Name of song featured performers writer s original release and year of release song writer s lead vocal s original release year ref. The supremely forgettable song was written by their manager pete meaden. Who are you is the eighth studio album by english rock band the who released on 18 august 1978 by polydor records in the united kingdom and mca records in the united states.

1969 5 15 townshend roger daltrey townshend quadrophenia. It s only their second album in 37 years and if it takes them another 13 years to complete a third that s the length of time separating who from 2006 s endless wire both pete townshend and roger daltrey will be well into their. Because of processes designed to ensure the safety of our employees you may experience a delay in the shipping of your order. Year end hot 100 songs.

The album received mixed reviews from critics though it was a commercial success peaking at number 2 on the us charts and number 6 on the uk charts. Lorde was 16 years and 11. If what you get equals what you give away you might as well give it all away. Machine says i saw the best minds of my generation in a gadda da vida was supposed to be titled in the garden of eden but someone in the studio wrote down the title phonetically and it stuck.

A few months later when they headed back into the studio they decided to rename themselves the who and let guitarist pete. Katy perry co wrote iggy azalea s hit single black widow perry was originally going to sing on the track but she couldn t fit it into her schedule so. When i was a kid i listened to the live at leeds version with my dad. Funny how this song made like 20 or 30 something on the greatest songs of all time list ahead of all other songs by the who.

It s not billed that way but given the who s productivity since their initial split in 1982 it s difficult not to view 2019 s who as the band s final album. That s the concept behind give it away by red hot chili peppers. Year end billboard 200 albums. Defiantly a great song.

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