WhatCha Gonna Do About It - Small Faces, Small Faces, Small Faces, 2. This does not have a few BBC songs that have shown up on bootlegs particularly unfortunate exclusions are 'So Sad About Us,' 'Summertime Blues,' and their 1966 cover of the Everly Brothers' 'Man with Money. The Who Top Songs in the Charts Top One Hit Wonders of the 1960s Top Pop One Hit Wonders My Generation was the 28 song in 1965 in the Pop charts. Listen to The Decca Years 1965 - 1967 songs Online on JioSaavn.

Of the other tracks, particularly worthwhile are 'Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere,' with its extensive feedback solo, quite a challenge to do live in May 1965 'The Good's Gone,' which has a fuzz solo not on the studio version and the 1970 performance of 'Shakin' All Over,' which might be the best rendition of that concert staple that they ever did. Those numbers include the obscure James Brown tune 'Just You and Me, Darling,' 'Dancing in the Street,' ''Good Lovin',' and 'Leaving Here' (although a mid-1960s studio version of that last song was eventually released). Singles 1963-1965 (International Version) 1.Come On - (Original Single Mono Version) 2.The Last Time 3.Come On 4.Poison Ivy - 2nd Version 5.Confessin. Most of the songs were done by the group for studio releases as well, but there are a few covers that they never put on their albums or singles at the time, making this essential for the fan. The Who - Live, 5th National Jazz & Blues Festival (August 6th, 1965) Go With The Times 44K views 2 weeks ago Mix - The Who - The Kids Are Alright The Who, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, and more. As one of the best live bands ever, the Who as expected come through pretty well in the live-in-the-studio environment, although the arrangements usually stick close to the records. A fine compilation of 1965-73 BBC performances, the majority of the tracks hailing from 1965-67, although some are drawn from 19.

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