Leaving Here - The Who

[tomcody333]

great drum sound!

[shaneh1983]

great cover

[keithsun1]

i think the version on whos missing is the best, check it out, i dont think that version was released anywhere before it came out on whos missing.

[jorgeamim]

only knew the motorhead version. the who did a great job too.

[pictureisup1]

Pearl Jam does a great cover

[MintyModF1]

@pictureisup1 Do they fuck!!! Put that crack pipe down, think about what you've just said and give yourself a fucking slap!

[pictureisup1]

@MintyModF1 What Fuck are you talking about! Think about what you said and give yourself a slap.

[Arnechk]

Motorhead version is nicest, heavy tune goes along nicely...

[nypj]

nice.. i didn't even know this was a cover.. i thought this was an original pearl jam song... nice to hear the original... a bit slower than the pearl jam cover, but still awesome...

[evanmitch00]

@nypj This version is a cover also. Eddie Holland recorded the original version

[ecnalubma696969]

@nypj You're really a clueless fucking twat.

[nypj]

@ecnalubma696969 WTF? why the hostility?

[DystoMysto]

The Motorhead version of this is just as great

[gtamaster08]

My favorite version of this would have to be the one on the bbc sessions.

[Whicol2]

I gotta vote with the late '64 High Numbers/Who Shel Talmy version!

[fa4452]

Eddie Holland wrote this, The first cover was by Detroit band - The Rationals with Scott Morgan on vocals. The Rationals version swings and makes this version by the Who sound weak. The Who were cool to cover this but it doesn't have any fire to it.

[jasperjaapie]

YEAH!!! the who is to good for the world!! :)

[oddestofodds]

I've been thinkin' that all my life, bro. :)

[lanhamas]

Pearl Jam has a good virsion of this

[Annonymus121]

agreed

[jumpinjackflash1968]

1964 recording?

[Whicol2]

Yes, the original High Numbers recording, I believe.

The box set version is mislabeled as the High Numbers, but it's actually the Shel Talmy produced early 1965 Who version.

[waarde2]

Actually it's by Edward Holland, he wrote it in 1963

[Whicol2]

Irrelevant. That's the original recording.

It was written by Holland Dozier Holland....as in Eddie Holland.

I was just talking about the two different Who/High Numbers versions found on their various compliation albums.

[MotownMaster]

@waarde2 no it is Eddie Holland, he was Edward only as a writer, when he released records he was just Eddie

[STORKMAN21]

original by the greenhornes or the who?? pearl jam also covers it...

[tanisroot]

eddie holland did the original

[brandonhornsby]

Hawkwind/Mötorhead did a good version of this. Shouldn't miss that one.

[elementking95]

I like the version when the who were the high numbers.

[z91]

im really fuckin high right now

[Aarodin]

hell yeah, man!

[venezuelano1234]

i like this a lot lol.

[hellsnake89]

did they write this song r cover it as well?

[eramduasvezes]

cover

[hellsnake89]

who did the original?

[stOOpid68]

Eddie Holland!!

[reventlos]

This is actually a Holland-Dozier-Holland song from the very early sixties. Dunno if anyone on Motown ever recorded it, but the earliest version I know of is by Jimmy Hanna and the Dynamics from Seattle---it was a big regional hit on Seafair/Bolo records, and it rocks! It was covered for years by local PNW bands, and is certainly the reason it ended up on a Pearl Jam record.

[armjos1]

it was also covered by the birds.

[MikeG62]

The original version by Eddie Holland for Motown can be found on here.

[stOOpid68]

Eddie Holland did this originally ('63-64???)

[FenceThis]

I guess there are several editions of Odds and Sods in circulation.This isn´t on my version.I don´t mean cd´s but vinyl

[Raykak]

This version is being added to Rock Band along with a BUNCH of great Who songs.

[Viznel137]

not bad!!good outtake!Daltery sounds hoarse!!!

[bigb4545]

I bet hes hung like a horse

[stOOpid68]

where's this version frm btw???

it sounds a bit like the BBC Sessions thing but...

either way, it's a KILLER!!!

*****

Lee

Liverpool Mods

[theseeker23]

It's from Odds & Sods.

[NoNoseProduction]

doesn't the album cover make it obvious lol

[stOOpid68]

my version of Odds an Sods has a DIFFERENT version of this track! :(

thats why I asked ;D

[bandcouver]

@theseeker23 It's also a song written in 1963 by Motown songwriters Holland–Dozier–Holland, who wrote a ton of hits for the R & B label in the 60's and 70's. Originally released as a single in December 1963 by H-D-H lyricist Eddie Holland. The Who were obviously influenced by the original Blues greats and Motown in their early days. "I'm The Face"? Based on the original Slim Harpo tune: "Got Love If You Want It". Both are on Youtube.

[northerngirl72]

Excellent Who version.....of course!!

[stOOpid68]

*****

"  " (no words) LOL!!