WHO (Deluxe & Live at Kingston) The Who

• 1 All This Music Must Fade 03:21
• 2 Ball and Chain 04:27
• 3 I Don't Wanna Get Wise 03:58
• 4 Detour 03:46
• 5 Beads On One String 03:39
• 6 Hero Ground Zero 04:51
• 7 Street Song 04:49
• 8 I'll Be Back 05:06
• 9 Break The News 04:33
• 10 Rockin' In Rage 04:07
• 11 She Rocked My World 03:27
• 12 Beads On One String 03:37
• 13 This Gun Will Misfire 03:35
• 14 Got Nothing To Prove 03:38
• 15 Danny And My Ponies 04:02
• 16 Intro 03:48
• 17 Substitute 04:14
• 18 Squeeze Box 02:55
• 19 Tattoo 03:05
• 20 The Kids Are Alright 06:35
• 21 Break The News 04:51
• 22 She Rocked My World 03:54
• 23 Won't Get Fooled Again 07:39
• Total Runtime 01:37:57

Info for WHO (Deluxe & Live at Kingston)

The Who will release a new version of last year's album WHO featuring an updated version of "Beads On One String" newly remixed by Pete Townshend and acoustic tracks from the band's only live shows of 2020. The songs on the deluxe version of WHO were recorded in Kingston on Valentine's Day this year exactly 50 years to the day since The Who's seminal show at Leeds which became the infamous live album `Live At Leeds'.

The songs on the deluxe version of WHO were recorded in Kingston earlier this year 50 years to the day from The Who’s seminal show at Leeds which became the infamous live album Live At Leeds.

“(‘Beads On One String’) is a co-write with Josh Hunsacker who I met on Soundcloud. He wrote the music, I wrote the lyric and vocal melody. In 1932 on a visit to London, the spiritual master Meher Baba said that he had come to draw all the religions of the world together like beads on one string. We wait in hope, with love.” (Pete Townshend)

The ‘Beads On One String’ remix was an adventure to try to recapture some of the subtleties of my first solo demo. I love the studio version, but this remix by Myles Clarke and myself returns to the original synthesiser demo shared with me by my co-writer Josh Hunsacker. I also play bass rather than the genius Pino Palladino (I’ve got some nerve) and we removed the real drums and returned to computer drum tracks programmed by my co-producer Myles Clarke. We also restored Roger’s vocal track to its first incarnation which is more heartfelt. This is a gentler version of this song, less demanding perhaps, less bullying about our need to cut each other space, each on our own path. Why does it need to be more gentle than the album version? Because it must stand alone in a period when each of us is tempted to blame someone else for our troubles, maybe even God whoever we take her/him/both to be. I’m hoping it sounds less rock, and more modern indie-pop to new listeners.” (Pete Townshend)

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