Cover of The Brunswick Singles (1965-1966)

The Who

The Brunswick Singles (1965-1966)

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Tracklist

  1. Brunswick 05926
  2. A I Can’t ExplainThe Who 2:07
  3. B Bald Headed WomanThe Who 2:13
  4. Brunswick 05935
  5. C Anyway, Anyhow, AnywhereThe Who 2:43
  6. D Daddy Rolling StoneThe Who 2:51
  7. Brunswick 05944
  8. E My GenerationThe Who 3:19
  9. F Shout And ShimmyThe Who 3:21
  10. Bruns 05951 [Unreleased At The Time]
  11. G CirclesThe Who 3:14
  12. H Instant Party MixtureThe Who 3:31
  13. Brunswick 05956
  14. I A Legal MatterThe Who 2:51
  15. J Instant PartyThe Who 3:14
  16. Brunswick 05965
  17. K The Kids Are AlrightThe Who 3:08
  18. L The OxThe Who 3:50
  19. Brunswick 05968
  20. M La-La-La-LiesThe Who 2:16
  21. N The Good’s GoneThe Who 4:02
  22. Fontana TF 480
  23. O Zoot SuitThe High Numbers 2:01
  24. P I’m The FaceThe High Numbers 2:34

Production

Also credited

Also credited. Written-By: Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Otis Blackwell, James Brown, John Entwistle, Keith Moon, Nicky Hopkins. Art Direction: Richard Evans. Design: Richard Evans. Concept By: Johnny Chandler. Executive-Producer: Bill Curbishley, Robert Rosenberg. Management: Bill Curbishley, Robert Rosenberg, Trinifold Management. Lacquer Cut By: Miles Showell. Liner Notes: Mark Blake. Management (Marketing): Sue Armstrong. Mixed By: Bob Pridden, Richard Whittaker. Product Manager: Andy Street. Remastered By (Mono Remaster): Jon Astley.

Release notes

The Brunswick Singles Box is the first of four limited edition box sets covering the four labels The Who released music through

All the singles in this box set were remastered in mono by Jon Astley at Close to the Edge from te original mixes - apart from ‘Instant Party Mixture’ as there were no original mono of this. It was a planned release that got dropped. However, from the original three-track recording, Bob Pridden and Richard Whittaker at FX created a mono mix of it specially for this collection that Jon then mastered for vinyl. All 16 tracks in this set were mastered at half-speed with Miles Showell at Abbey Road in the way that the early Motown records were cut. Using half-speed gives a better finish because the cutting head is moving about more slowly so it has more time to give a more detailed, and less distorted record with a much smoother top-end.

Original released dates:
Brunswick 05926 released 15 January 1965
Brunswick 05935 released 21 May 1965
Brunswick 05944 released 25 October 1965
Brunswick 05956 released 7 March 1966
Brunswick 05965 released 12 August 1966
Brunswick 05968 released 11 November 1966
Fontana TF 480 released 3 July 1964

The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus The Rolling Stones, 1996 Shares The Who, Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and 3 more Woodstock - Music From The Original Soundtrack And More Various, 1970 Shares The Who Knebworth Various, 1990 Shares Pete Townshend Paul Is Live Paul McCartney, 1993 Shares James Brown Good Morning, Vietnam - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Various, 1988 Shares James Brown Ringo Ringo Starr, 1973 Shares Nicky Hopkins Emotional Rescue The Rolling Stones, 1980 Shares Nicky Hopkins Imagine John Lennon, 1971 Shares Nicky Hopkins

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