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The First Cut Is The Deepest- Yusuf Islam formerly Cat Stevens

When it comes to be lucky she's cursed.

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Aother Classic from the master of the 'pop song' Mr. Roy Wood....No1 September 1973

Is this a promo video ???

Wembley Stadium, London, August 18, 1979 - The 6th song.

1. Substitute

2. I Can't Explain

3. Baba O'Riley

4. The Punk And The Godfather

5. Behind ...

Wembley Stadium, London, August 18, 1979 - Oddly placed short version of Magic Bus. (kinda weird to have it right after Music Must Change)

1. Subs...

The Who

With remixed audio from "View From A Backstage Pass."

Charlton Athletic Football Ground, London, May 18, 1974 - The 2nd song.

1. I Can't Explain

2. Summertime Blues

3. Young Man Blues

4. Baba O'Riley...

A Spadecaller video presentation designed to accompany the Bellamy Brothers' song, "Old Hippie."

This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

Harvest HAR 5011 (1970)

Kevin Ayers / Guitars and Vocals

David Sinclair / Organ

Richard Sinclair / Bass

Richard Coughlan / Drums

The Ladybirds...

Pink Floyd - If

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Copyright: EMI, Capitol Records

Lyrics:

If I were a swan, I'd be gone.

If I were a train, I'd be lat...

Pink Floyd - Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun (live at Pompeii)

Pink Floyd plays Careful With That Axe in Pompeii.

Beggars Banquet Promo 1968

Magic Bus by The Who was released in 1968 but only reached number 26 in the charts.

A song recorded by the who in 1966, and released in 1968

Unique footage of Northern Comedian Mike Harding reading from his book "Yorkshire Transvestite Found Dead On Everest". Filmed at K-Village in Kenda...

Accrington Pals song 11/18

http://gravityworld.tv/Vide...

It was a pleasantly warm September afternoon in London circa 1969 when I dropped in at the...

Taken from the album Rough Mix

Song- Empty Glass

Artist- The Who (John Entwistle and Keith Moon playing over Pete Townshend's demo)

I love seeing how this turned into the song o...

Townshend singing nice relaxed version of Evolution (or whatever you wan't to call it) and injecting some humour during the song at Ronnie Lane tri...

This is a great Pete Townshend cover from his first major-label solo album, Who Came First (1972).

"...Pete's short-title rendition of 'There's a ...

The Song Is Over by The Who, 1971

"The Song Is Over" was to be the finale to the Lifehouse movie, beginning as Bobby and the crowd vanish and conti...

This is the version released as the B side to 'I Can See For Miles' that was released in America. It is substantially different to the version on ...

Recorded at IBC Studios, August 1966. Released on Ready Steady Who! EP. Originally recorded by L.A. surfduo Jan & Dean. The Who's surfmusic influen...

Produced by The Who at Eel Pie on August 14, 1973, this was the opening track on the original Odds and Sods album in 1974.

Pete: "A John Entwistle...

Produced by Pete Townshend at Eel Pie on August 16, 1973, this track first appeared on the original Odds and Sods album in 1974.

Pete: "This is fr...