THE WHO GREATEST HITS AND MORE DUE

The largest single-disc “best of” collection from The Who in more than ten years, it is the first to span the group’s entire recording career to date, from 1964 to 2006. The 19-selection Greatest Hits brings together some of rock’s most important, influential and incandescent touchstones, along with an essay by renowned music critic Dave Marsh.

Also available as a special double disc version with bonus disc of live material drawn from various concerts through the years.

CD One

1. I Can’t Explain Original Mono Version
2. My Generation Original Mono Version
3. The Kids Are Alright Mono/Stereo Version
4. Substitute Single Version
5. Happy Jack Single Version
6. Pictures Of Lily
7. I Can See For Miles
8. Magic Bus Original Stereo Version
9. Pinball Wizard Original Album Version
10. Behind Blue Eyes Original Album Version
11. Baba O’Riley Original Version
12. Won’t Get Fooled Again Original Album Version
13. Love Reign O’er Me Album Version
14. Squeeze Box
15. Who Are You US Edit Version
16. You Better You Bet Album Version
17. Eminence Front
18. Real Good Looking Boy
19. It’s Not Enough

CD Two

1. I Can’t Explain Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium 1971
2. Substitute Live At San Francisco Civic Auditorium 1971
3. Happy Jack Live at City Hall, Hull 1970
4. I’m A Boy Live At City Hall, Hull 1970
5. Behind Blue Eyes Live At San Francisco Civic Auditorium 1971
6. Pinball Wizard Live In Swansea 1976
7. I’m Free Live In Swansea 1976
8. Squeeze Box Live In Swansea 1976
9. Naked Eye/Let’s See Action/My Generation (Medley) Live At Charlton Athletic FC 1974
10. 5.15 Live At The Capital Centre, Largo 1973
11. Won’t Get Fooled Again Live At The Capital Centre, Largo 1973
12. Magic Bus Live At Leeds University 1970
13. My Generation Live At The BBC 1965
14. I Can See For Miles Live At Universal Amphitheatre 1989
15. Who Are You Live At Universal Amphitheatre 1989
16. A Man In A Purple Dress Live At Nassau Coliseum 2007

Source Universal Music

RHINO RELEASING ‘WOODSTOCK-40 YEARS ON: YASGUR’S FARM’ 6 CD SET

Rhino Marks The Festival’s 40th Anniversary With A 6-CD Set featuring the most comprehensive collection ever available Of artists that performed at the festival including 38 Previously Unreleased tracks

To assemble the most comprehensive document of the myth-steeped weekend, the boxed set’s co-producer Andy Zax pored over every inch of multitrack tape in search of the strongest parts of each of the 33 sets. “The way we approached all of the material was as if it was a cinema verite documentary — the raw record of the event,” Zax says. In addition to the music, the set offers considerable amount of ancillary material sprinkled throughout the discs — stage announcements, lysergic babble, the sounds of rain, a cameo appearance by Abbie Hoffman, and the graciousness of Max Yasgur’s address to the crowd, heard for the first time in its entirety.

Another significant byproduct of the WOODSTOCK — 40 YEARS ON: BACK TO YASGUR’S FARM boxed set is that, by virtue of its size and rigorously chronological sequence, it gets closer to a sense of the performances as they occurred in real time than any previous compilation. For the first time, the complete and accurate set lists will be available in the boxed set’s booklet. Some Woodstock aficionados will be taken aback by the actual order of the performances; it differs from both various written accounts and from Michael Wadleigh’s film Woodstock, which takes certain liberties with chronology in order to maintain its narrative flow.

Disc 1
1. “Handsome Johnny” ‹ Richie Havens
2. “Freedom (Motherless Child)” ‹ Richie Havens
3. “Choppity Choppity”‹ John Morris
4. “Look Out” ‹ Sweetwater
5. “Two Worlds”‹Sweetwater *
6. “Jennifer” ‹ Bert Sommer *
7. “And When It’s Over”‹ Bert Sommer *
8. “Smile” ‹ Bert Sommer *
9. “There Goes Marilyn!”‹ John Morris
10. “Hang On To A Dream” ‹ Tim Hardin *
11. “Simple Song Of Freedom” ‹ Tim Hardin *
12. “Flat Blue Acid”‹ John Morris
13. “Raga Puriya-Dhanashri/Gat In Sawarital” ‹ Ravi Shankar *
14. “Momma Momma” ‹ Melanie *
15. “Beautiful People” ‹ Melanie
16. “Birthday Of The Sun” ‹ Melanie
17. “Coming Into Los Angeles” ‹ Arlo Guthrie ***
18. “Wheel Of Fortune” ‹ Arlo Guthrie *
19. “Every Hand In The Land” ‹ Arlo Guthrie *
20. “All You Funny People”‹ John Morris

Disc 2
1. “Joe Hill”‹ Joan Baez
2. “Sweet Sir Galahad”‹ Joan Baez
3. “Hickory Wind” ‹ Joan Baez *
4. “Drug Store Truck Drivin’ Man” ‹ Joan Baez w/Jeffrey Shurtleff
5. “Bring Scully His Asthma Pills”‹ John Morris
6. “Insulin” & Quill Intro‹ John Morris
7. “They Live The Life” ‹ Quill *
8. “That’s How I Eat”‹ Quill *
9. “I Understand Your Wife Is Having A Baby”‹ Chip Monck
10. “Donovan’s Reef” ‹ Country Joe McDonald *
11. “The ‘Fish’ Cheer”/”I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag” ‹ Country Joe
McDonald
12. “Persuasion” ‹ Santana
13. “Soul Sacrifice” ‹ Santana
14. “How Have You Been”‹ John B. Sebastian
15. “Rainbows All Over Your Blues” ‹ John B. Sebastian
16. “I Had A Dream” ‹ John B. Sebastian
17. “The Letter” ‹ Incredible String Band *
18. “When You Find Out Who You Are” ‹ Incredible String Band *
19. “She Is Lost”‹ Chip Monck

Disc 3
1. “We’re In Pretty Good Shape”‹ Chip Monck
2. “Going Up The Country” ‹ Canned Heat
3. “Woodstock Boogie” ‹ Canned Heat **
4. “The Brown Acid Is Not Specifically Too Good”‹ Chip Monck
5. “Blood Of The Sun” ‹ Mountain ***
6. “Theme For An Imaginary Western” ‹ Mountain ***
7. “For Yasgur’s Farm” ‹ Mountain *
8. “For Those Of You Who Have Partaken Of The Green Acid”‹ Chip Monck
9. “Green Acid Advice”‹ Jerry Garcia & Country Joe McDonald
10. “Dark Star” ‹ Grateful Dead *
11. “Green River”‹ Creedence Clearwater Revival
12. “Bad Moon Rising”‹ Creedence Clearwater Revival *
13. “I Put A Spell On You” ‹ Creedence Clearwater Revival

Disc 4
1. “Work Me, Lord” ‹ Janis Joplin
2. “Ball And Chain” ‹ Janis Joplin
3. Medley: “Dance To The Music”/”Music Lover”/”I Want To Take You
Higher”‹Sly & The Family Stone
4. “The Politics Of The Situation”‹ Abbie Hoffman
5. “Amazing Journey” ‹ The Who *
6. “Pinball Wizard” ‹ The Who *
7. Abbie Hoffman vs. Pete Townshend
8. “We’re Not Gonna Take It” ‹ The Who **
9. “The Other Side Of This Life” ‹ Jefferson Airplane *
10. “Somebody To Love”‹ Jefferson Airplane
11. “Won’t You Try”/ “Saturday Afternoon”‹ Jefferson Airplane
12. “We Got A Whole Lot Of Orange”‹ Grace Slick
13. “Volunteers” ‹ Jefferson Airplane
14. “Breakfast In Bed For 400,000″‹ Wavy Gravy
15. “It Just Keeps Goin’”‹ John Morris
16. Max Yasgur Speaks

Disc 5
1. “Feelin’ Alright”‹ Joe ****er *
2. “Let’s Go Get Stoned”‹ Joe ****er
3. “With A Little Help From My Friends” ‹ Joe ****er
4. The Rainstorm
5. “Rock & Soul Music”‹ Country Joe & The Fish
6. “Love” ‹ Country Joe & The Fish *
7. “Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine”‹ Country Joe & The Fish *
8. “Summer Dresses”‹ Country Joe & The Fish *
9. “Silver and Gold”‹ Country Joe & The Fish *
10. “Rock & Soul Music” (Reprise)‹ Country Joe & The Fish *
11. “Leland Mississippi Blues” ‹ Johnny Winter *
12. “Mean Town Blues” ‹ Johnny Winter
13. “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy”‹ Blood Sweat & Tears *

Disc 6
1. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” ‹ Crosby Stills & Nash
2. “Guinnevere”‹ Crosby Stills & Nash
3. “Marrakesh Express” ‹ Crosby Stills & Nash
4. “4 + 20″ ‹ Crosby Stills & Nash
5. “Sea Of Madness” ‹ Crosby Stills Nash & Young
6. “Wooden Ships” ‹ Crosby Stills Nash & Young
7. “No Amount Of Loving”‹ The Butterfield Blues Band *
8. “Love March” ‹ The Butterfield Blues Band
9. “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright” ‹ The Butterfield Blues Band
10. “Get A Job” ‹ Sha Na Na *
11. “At The Hop” ‹ Sha Na Na
12. “Get A Job” (Reprise) ‹ Sha Na Na *
13. “The Star Spangled Banner”‹ Jimi Hendrix
“Purple Haze”‹ Jimi Hendrix
“Woodstock Improvisation”‹ Jimi Hendrix
14. “Woodstock Farewell”‹ Chip Monck

*Previously Unissued = never before released

**Previously Unissued Full-Length Version = previously released on a
Woodstock title in edited form.

***Previously Unissued Woodstock Recording = presenting the actual
Woodstock performances here for the first time.

Source: Rhino

WOODSTOCK 40th ANNIVERSARY DVD BOX SET

1969 was a year unlike any other. Man first set foot on the moon. The New York Mets won the World Series against all odds. And for three days in the rural town of Bethel, New York, half a million people experienced the single most defining moment of their generation; a concert unprecedented in scope and influence, a coming together of people from all walks of life with a single common goal: Peace and music. They called it Woodstock. One year later, a landmark Oscar?-winning documentary captured the essence of the music, the electricity of the performances, and the experience of those who lived it. Newly remastered, the film features legendary performances by 17 best selling artists.

Celebrating the Greatest Rock Concert in History! On Blu-ray and DVD June 9 from Warner Home Video…

Remastered 4-hour Director’s Cut and over 3 hours of extras (includes newly discovered performances), and these collectibles:
• LUCITE display with images from the festival
• 60-Page Commemorative LIFE MAGAZINE Reprint
• Iron-on WOODSTOCK PATCH
• Festival Memorabilia including Reproductions of HANDWRITTEN NOTES and a Three-Day Ticket
Numbered, Limited-Edition Sets for Enhanced Collectibility

“Few documentaries have captured a time and place more completely, poignantly, and … entertainingly.”
–Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

“Not just a great slice-of-time documentary but the ultimate rock concert movie.”
–Chris Willman, Los Angeles Times

Burbank, CA – the four-hour Director’s Cut of the 1970 Oscar®-winning documentary about the landmark music event that featured some of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll performers in history – will be released June 9 in a spectacular new limited, numbered Blu-ray and DVD Ultimate Collector’s Edition (UCE). With two extra hours of rare performance footage – some of it newly-discovered, some only seen in part and some never seen at all – the UCE is destined to make its own history. Details of the new releases will be featured at the South by Southwest Music + Film Festival where Warner Home Video will offer festival goers a first look at the new high definition picture and sound on March 21.

Today, four decades later, Woodstock still resonates deeply with those that attended and those that wished they had. Director Michael Wadleigh notes, “Based on the vast e-mails and calls I’ve received, many from young people, it’s very evident that people still relate so much to the film and view the ’60s as an age when anything and everything was possible, mostly good. Many hope for a new Woodstock generation since what people loved back then was spontaneity, originality, innocence and honesty – even in superstars; that’s why Woodstock, with its open and natural philosophy, has become timeless.”

The two extra hours of rare performance footage features 18 new performances as never before seen from 13 groups, including Joan Baez, Country Joe McDonald, Santana, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Canned Heat, Joe Cocker and five (Paul Butterfield, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Grateful Dead, Johnny Winter and Mountain) who played at Woodstock but never appeared in any film version. 

A third hour of bonus material also on the UCE includes a featurette gallery showcasing interviews with Martin Scorsese, producer Michael Lang, director Michael Wadleigh, Hugh Hefner, Eddie Kramer (the concert’s original chief on-site engineer and producer-engineer for Jimi Hendrix) and others who chronicle the making of the festival and the film. Included are such segments as 3 Days in a Truck, No Rain! No Rain! and Living Up To Idealism. Additionally, exclusive to Blu-ray a Customize Your Own Woodstock Playlist from the 18 bonus performances and other special features like Media Center, My WB Commentary and Live Community Screening.

The WOODSTOCK UCE will be packaged in a unique giftbox, numbered as part of a limited run with an array of collectibles that include a 60+ page reprint of a Life magazine commemorative issue, a lucite lenticular display of vintage festival photos, festival memorabilia and an iron-on patch with the classic dove and guitar Woodstock emblem.

Jeff Baker, WHV’s Executive VP and General Manager, Theatrical Catalog, stated, “As I reviewed Woodstock interviews and some of the newly discovered concert footage, it struck me how historically relevant this project has become to all of us who have been privileged to be a part of it. The new ‘content’ we have created, almost 40 years later, and the live performances we’ve restored in high definition, some in extended cuts, will live on as studio assets forever, and as a testimony to a time and a set of circumstances which will never again repeat themselves.”

Woodstock 3 Days of Peace & Music was newly remastered from original elements and scanned at 2K with an audio 5.1 mix. Eddie Kramer, Woodstock sound engineer, assisted with the 5.1 audio mix of recently found additional footage. The Ultimate Collector’s Edition will be available in Blu-ray™ Hi-Def as well as DVD. Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music will also be available on DVD as a Two-Disc Special Edition.

WOODSTOCK ULTIMATE COLLECTOR’S EDITION
BAND ROSTER – 22 Bands Total
(Alphabetical List)
· Arlo Guthrie
· Canned Heat
· Country Joe & the Fish
· Country Joe McDonald
· Creedence Clearwater Revival
· Crosby, Stills, Nash
· Grateful Dead
· Janis Joplin
· Jefferson Airplane
· Jimi Hendrix
· Joan Baez
· Joe Cocker
· John Sebastian
· Johnny Winter
· Mountain
· Paul Butterfield Blues Band
· Richie Havens
· Santana
· Sha-Na-Na
· Sly & The Family Stone
· Ten Years After
· The Who

FULL DESCRIPTION of 18 Bonus Performances:
· Joan Baez: “One Day at a Time”
· Country Joe McDonald: “Flying High”
· Santana: “Evil Ways”
· Canned Heat: “I’m Her Man” and “On the Road Again”
· Mountain: “Beside the Sea” and “Southbound Train”
· Grateful Dead: “Turn On Your Love Light”
· Creedence Clearwater Revival: “Born on the Bayou”, “I’ve Put a Spell on You” and “Keep on Chooglin”
· The Who: “We’re Not Going To Take It” and “My Generation”
· Jefferson Airplane: “3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds”
· Joe Cocker: “Something’s Coming On”
· Johnny Winter: “Mean Town Blues”
· Paul Butterfield: “Morning Sunrise”
· Sha Na Na: “Teen Angel”

WOODSTOCK Ultimate Collector’s Edition
DVD Contents – Disc One:
• Film (Director’s Cut), Part 1
• The Museum at Bethel Woods: The Story of the Sixties & Woodstock

DVD Contents – Disc Two:
• Film (Director’s Cut), Part 2

DVD Contents – Disc Three:
• Woodstock: Untold Stories – 18 Performances as never before seen (see list further above)
• Woodstock: From Festival to Feature – Interviews of the sights and sounds of the 3-day event, from concert goers, promoters, crew and musicians (see below)

Blu-ray Hi-Def Exclusive:
• Customize Your Own Woodstock Playlist (from the 18 bonus performances) – This feature allows you to customize your own personal jukebox playlist from more than a dozen live Woodstock performances as never before seen.
• BD-Live features include Media Center, My WB Commentary, & Live Community Screening

–Media Center is a hub for trailers, features and content
–You can get sneak peeks of upcoming Warner Bros. films, and rate trailers
–You can access to Exclusive Content such as interviews, featurettes, and more only seen through WB BD-Live
–You can access Photo Galleries and other special features
–Live Community Screenings allow you to send invitations to fans and friends across the country for virtual screenings at a specified time and chat online with each other as the movie plays on each person’s Blu-ray player. You can host your own Live Community Screening with your buddy list or participate in a WB hosted BD-Live community event.

–My WB Commentary lets you record and post a Picture-in-Picture commentary right over the film, then share it and rate it. Using a web-camera, you can record your own comments and play them back as a Picture-in-Picture feature over the film scene you have chosen and share it with your friends or the entire Warner Brothers BD-Live Community.

For more information visit the OFFICIAL SITE »www.woodstockondvd.com and be sure to check back in April as many new features will be added, including exciting performance clips, an image gallery, wallpapers, screensaver and much more.

Woodstock 40th Anniversary Ultimate Collector’s Editionwill be supported with promotional partnerships and a national media and publicity campaign spanning TV, print, online/viral, events and grassroots efforts targeting music fans of all ages.

WOODSTOCK (From Festival to Feature highlights) –
• The Camera: The Éclair NPR was the best camera around in 1969; Michael Wadleigh talks about why the Éclair was the right camera for this film. 

• 365,000 Feet of Film: The stories of how Dale Bell and his crew begged, borrowed and stole just enough film to document the festival.

• Shooting Stage: Those up-close shots of performers didn’t just happen by magic; see how Wadleigh and his cameramen got those up close and personal shots of the performers.

• The Line Up: The Who, Sha Na Na, Santana, Ten Years After, Jefferson Airplane and many more; how did all these bands get on the roster for the festival of a life time?

• Holding the Negative Hostage: What does a filmmaker do when Technicolor is sending a copy of your negative to the studio without your permission? Well, you lock up the film and hire a lawyer.

• Announcements: “Don’t take the brown acid” or maybe it was green. We’ll hear about all the strange and informative announcements heard during those three days of peace, love and enlightenment.

• Suits VS. Longhairs: The clash between the hippie filmmakers and the Warner executives who didn’t understand what this film meant.

• Documenting History: Find out from Michael Wadleigh and Dale Bell, along with filmmakers, where the idea of capturing this event on film came from.

• Woodstock: The Journey: Some came by car, others by truck, a few came by helicopter but most walked to the most famous festival in history. 

• Pre-Production: We’ll find out how this production got off the ground and meet the members of the crew that made it happen. 

• Production: How many cameras were used? How much film did they go through? Did anyone sleep? All these questions and more will be answered here as we explore how Woodstock was captured on film.

• Synchronization: How do you sync all this material with out any slates? No slate, no problem. With the help of an upright Moviola, Dale Bell, Michael Wadleigh, Eddie Kramer and the editors were able to make magic from miles of tape and film.

• The Crowd: Half a million people of all colors, shapes, sizes, ages and sexes attended this historical event. We’ll hear stories about the number of people and how they all coexisted for three days with only minor incidents.

• No Rain! No Rain!: Everyone talks about the rain at this event as if it were a character. It was. It set the tone, provided moments of danger, fun and disgust. 

• 3 Days in a Truck: Eddie Kramer heard some of the most amazing performances as he recorded this historic event. But during those three days of peace, love and music, he didn’t get to see any performances because he was stuck in a truck.

• Woodstock Effect: The film, the event and the album catapulted many musicians into the limelight, changing their lives forever. 

• Living up to Idealism

• World’s Longest Optical

• Critical Acclaim

• Courtesy of The Museum at Bethel Woods: The Hog Farm Commune

• Hugh Hefner and Michael Wadleigh: The Woodstock Connection

AMAZON USA EXCLUSIVE:

Buy Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music Director’s Cut (40th Anniversary Ultimate Collector’s Edition with Amazon Exclusive Bonus Disc) [Blu-ray] here.
Buy Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music Director’s Cut (40th Anniversary Ultimate Collector’s Edition with Amazon Exclusive Bonus Disc) DVD here.

The limited and numbered Amazon Exclusive 4-Disc Ultimate Collector’s Edition features more than three hours of extras – two hours of rare performance footage plus a third hour of featurettes showcasing interviews from Martin Scorsese, Director Michael Wadleigh, and Producer Michael Lang. Included in the set is an Amazon exclusive bonus disc with additional never-before-seen performance footage from Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Country Joe and the Fish plus three additional featurettes!

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If you live in Europe, buy your copy for only £10.98 here.
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ALL-STAR TOMMY: THE ROCK OPERA RE-RELEASED VIA REPERTOIRE

It was an astonishingly bold concept by the producer Lou Reizner to present the Who’s rock opera ‘Tommy’ as a dramatised, all-star extravaganza. Originally released as a double LP in a slipcase with lavish, illustrations, this was the first ever ‘coffee table’ album. 

And it proved a huge best seller when first released in 1971 and helped on its way by the hit single version of ‘Pinball Wizard’, sung with gusto by Rod Stewart on the album. Among the other guest performers accompanied by the mighty orchestra and choir are Pete Townshend, Sandy Denny, Richie Havens, Stevie Winwood, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Maggie Bell, Ringo Starr and even movie actor Richard Harris. 

This important CD re-issue serves not only as a tribute to the genius of the Who and composer Townshend, but as a memorial to Lou Reizner, a pioneer of multi-media projects, who died aged just 43 in 1977. A real collector’s item, this brings back golden memories of rock’s boldest, brashest era. 

Due for release 20 March

Tracklist:

Overture (3:14) 
It’s a Boy (2:27) 
1921 (1:54) 
Amazing Journey (3:14) 
Sparks (3:21) 
Eyesight to the Blind (2:30) 
Christmas (4:41) 
Cousin Kevin (4:22) 
The Acid Queen (3:48) 
Underture (4:38) 
Do You Think It’s Alright? (:31) 
Fiddle About (1:25) 
Pinball Wizard (3:46) 
There’s a Doctor (2:47) 
Go to the Mirror (1:46) 
Tommy, Can You Hear Me? (1:50) 
Smash the Mirror (1:25) 
I’m Free (2:31) 
Miracle Cure (:11) 
Sensation (2:36) 
Sally Simpson (5:12) 
Welcome (4:42) 
Tommy’s Holiday Camp (2:21) 
We’re Not Gonna Take It (2:24) 
See Me, Feel Me (3:04) 

EXPANDED MAXIMUM R & B DVD BY THE WHO

The Who Maximum R & B dvd has been out of print for some time now. So news of a reissue will bring a smile to many a Who fan. Probably an even bigger one because the set will also include an extra dvd featuring a previously unreleased concert from 1981.

The most sought after collection of their greatest live performances, spanning 30 years of their frenzied peak, re-issued with previously unreleased material. The main feature has been re-edited with 3 bonus performances and additional interviews plus the package now includes a bonus disc of the entire never-before-seen concert from Rockpalast, Germany, 1981. Presented for the first time in digital 5.1 surround sound and restored visual clarity.

Due for release on 16th March

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THE WHO LIVE AT THE ISLE OF WIGHT 1970 2cd REMASTERED

Eagle Rock Entertainment is proud to announce the release on double CD of The Who “Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970” [Cat No EDGCD339] on 9 February 2009. Released to coincide with the Blu-ray of the concert on the same day, this legendary performance has been unavailable on CD for several years. The Who’s thunderous set features virtually the whole of “Tommy” and many other classics including “My Generation”, “Substitute”, “I Can’t Explain” and “Magic Bus”. The CD release includes tracks not available on the DVD or Blu-ray releases due to lack of footage.

Unavailable for some considerable time, Eagle Records are now making available once again this double CD set of the complete performance by The Who at the Isle Of Wight Festival in 1970 in the original running order of the live show. The sound has been remastered by long time Who sound man Jon Astley and is now better than ever. Featuring the original classic line-up of Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon and John Entwistle, The Who’s performance at the Isle Of Wight is rightly celebrated as one of their finest ever and this CD shows exactly why.

Tracklisting:

Disc One
1 Heaven And Hell 2 I Can’t Explain 3 Young Man Blues 4 I Don’t Even Know Myself 5 Water 6 Overture 7 It’s A Boy 8 1921 9 Amazing Journey 10 Sparks 11 Eyesight To The Blind 12 Christmas

Disc Two
1 The Acid Quen 2 Pinball Wizard 3 Do You Think It’s Alright? 4 Fiddle About 5 Tommy Can You Hear Me? 6 There’s A Doctor 7 Go To The Mirror 8 Smash The Mirror 9 Miracle Cure 10 I’m Free 11 Tommy’s Holiday Camp 12 We’re Not Gonna Take It 13 Summertime Blues 14 Medley: Shakin’ All Over / Spoonful / Twist And Shout 15 Substitute 16 My Generation 17 Naked Eye 18 Magic Bus

The Who are one of Britain’s greatest ever bands and this blistering performance at probably Britain’s most revered music festival demonstrates exactly why they have retained their place in the pantheon of all-time classics.