Vinyl Album - The Who - Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy - Track

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Who
Title:	Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy
Label:	Track
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	2406 006
Date:	3 Dec 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	69 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Who	I Can't Explain	Townshend	9.4 Rate
A2	The Who	Kids Are Alright	Townshend	8.4 Rate
A3	The Who	Happy Jack	Townshend	8.4 Rate
A4	The Who	I Can See For Miles	Townshend	9.2 Rate
A5	The Who	Pictures Of Lily	Townshend	8.8 Rate
A6	The Who	My Generation	Townshend	9.8 Rate
A7	The Who	The Seeker	Townshend	8.6 Rate
B1	The Who	Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere	Townshend, Daltrey	8.5 Rate
B2	The Who	Pinball Wizard	Townshend	9.0 Rate
B3	The Who	A Legal Matter	Townshend	8.0 Rate
B4	The Who	Boris The Spider	Entwistle	7.8 Rate
B5	The Who	Magic Bus	Townshend	8.8 Rate
B6	The Who	Substitute	Townshend	9.4 Rate
B7	The Who	I'm A Boy	Townshend	8.4 Rate

Notes

Run off on A side has Porky, B side has May

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Comments and Reviews


Focus B 10th Sep 2022		I wonder why Magic Bus is in reprocessed stereo on this album when a true stereo version was available on the US Magic Bus LP? It's a different recording to the original mono 45 too. Track B7 is true stereo of course.



roboleyton ● 16th Sep 2014		2 more versions of the inner sleeve details added. Image 97007, 1st sleeve, with no Production credits, and no Stereo text. Image 97008, 2nd sleeve, stickered revised production credits, and stereo details.



roboleyton ● 30th May 2014		It's the old 'Railway Hotel' Pub near Harrow & Wealdstone' station, which is where they used to be regulars in 1964. The doorway shot is one of the derelict houses near there. They're both gone now, a block of flats is where the Pub is.



getalife 29th May 2014		@robleyton, do you know where the covers were taken, I was from Shepherds Bush, Acton border (50s-70s) and do not recognise the houses.



roboleyton ● 29th May 2014		The Boys on the cover are from Gainsborough Road School, in West Ham, East London, and are as follows, from left to right starting from the back, Fred Davis, John Lee (His nickname was 'titch', even at 10 he looked about 7, sadly died at 18 Y's.O.), Warren Arnold, and Paul Curbishley, Manager Bill Curbishley's younger Half-Brother, who also had a part in the film 'Quadrophenia'. I used to go to the same school, and was there the day they picked the boys, at school assembly.



gregs45s SUBS 29th May 2014		Inner sleeve variation added (producer credits),i think there are other differences,but i can't quite make them out,perhaps when goodbear66 has time he/she could re-scan just the inner gatefold left side?.The rest of the album and labels match images : 2379/2494/13278/13279.



goodbear66 ● 8th Oct 2013		Alternative Side 1 and 2 images uploaded (i.e. track layout and no "Enhanced Stereo" on Side 1). Side 1 has Porky and Side 2 Pecko in the Run off. It should also be noted that I'm A Boy on Side 2 of this image upload plays a longer version (Stereo 3:38) with minor lyric and fairly major arrangement changes. Both UK and US original 45 releases are 2.34 in length.