The Who – I'm A Boy (CD, Japanese Edition) - Audiophile
The Who – I'm A Boy (CD, Japanese Edition) - Audiophile
The Who – I'm A Boy (CD, Japanese Edition) - Audiophile
The Who – I'm A Boy (CD, Japanese Edition) - Audiophile

The Who – I'm A Boy (CD, Japanese Edition)

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The Who [click here to see more vinyl & SACD featuring The Who]

    Lead Vocals – Roger Daltrey

    Lead Guitar – Pete Townshend

    Bass – John Entwistle

    Drums – Keith Moon

    Written by Pete Townshend (1, 6, 7, 11, 12), Holland-Dozier-Holland (2), John Entwistle (3, 4, 9), Keith Moon (3, 5, 10), Roger Daltrey (8)

     

     

    1 CD, Paper Sleeve with OBI

    Original analog Master tape : YES

    Stereo

    Studio

    Made in Japan

    Label : Polydor

    Original Label : Polydor

    Recorded on 14 & 19 June, & 31 July 1966 at IBC Studio, London

    Produced by Kit Lambert

    Remastered by Kikuo Niikura

    Originally released in 1966

    Reissued in February 2007

     

    Tracks:

    1. Run Run Run
    2. Heat Wave
    3. In The City
    4. Boris The Spider
    5.  Need You
    6. Circles
    7. Don’t Look Away
    8. See My Way
    9. Whiskey Man
    10. Cobwebs And Strange
    11. Disguises
    12. I’m A Boy


    Reviews:

    « This Japanese 12-song album was more or less equivalent to the album known as Happy Jack in America and A Quick One in the U.K. The main difference was the absence of the mini-opera/U.K. title track, replaced here by a pair of single/EP tracks, "Disguises" and "In the City," plus the hit "I'm a Boy." In that regard, it's a less advanced version of the proper album, though it is a great deal of fun (and most of the Who's records in those days were lots of fun) and has a cool-looking cover. It's not essential, by any means, unless you're one of those (of whom there are many) who regard any combination or permutation of the Who's early records to be worthwhile. And it did rate highly enough in Japan to merit a mini-LP-style audiophile-quality CD reissue, paired with the slightly later compilation Exciting, in late 2006, some 40 years after its original appearance. » AllMusic Review by Bruce Eder

     

    Ratings :

    AllMusic : 4 / 5 ; Discogs : 4.88 / 5

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