Category:The Who album covers Covers to albums and singles released by The Who Media in category "The Who album covers" The following 79 files are in this category, out of 79 total. A File:A Legal Matter.jpg File:A quick one.jpg File:Anyhow etc.jpg File:Athena 1982.jpg B File:Blues to the Bush cover.jpg D File:Dogs Who German cover.jpg Album Covers, The Who 10 Best Album Covers By THE WHO (And The Stories Behind Them) Richard John Cummins 3 years ago No Comments Photo: Jean-Luc Ourlin / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0) Over the course of their career, The Who have embodied rock 'n' roll in both its rawest form as well as its most complex.
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1) A Quick One/Happy Jack (1966/1967) 2) The Who Sell Out (1967) 3) The Who By Numbers (1975) 4) Face Dances (1981) 5) Endless Wire (2006) 6) Who (2019) 7) Who Are You (1978) 8) It's Hard (1982) 9) Who's Next (1971) 10) My Generation/The Who Sings My Generation (1965/1966) #11: Quadrophenia (1973) #12: Tommy (1969) Conclusion Documentaries The Kids Are Alright (1979) - UK: Platinum [14] Classic Albums: The Who - Who's Next (2000) Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who (2008) Sensation: The Story of Tommy (2013) 1. Overture 2. It's a Boy 3. 1921 4. Amazing Journey 5. Sparks 6. The Hawker 7. Christmas 8. Cousin Kevin 9. The Acid Queen 10. Underture 11. Around the same time, he developed an interest in the work of Sir Peter Blake, a British pop artist who, most famously, designed the cover of the Beatles ' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
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06. David Bowie — "I Can't Explain". One of two Who covers on 1973's Pin Ups, this laid-back, almost parochial take on "I Can't Explain" brings an unmistakable cool to the band's first hit single. Bowie's vocals on this album have been infamously maligned by critics over the years, but factor in Ken Fordham's baritone sax and Mick Ronson's. Published on September 18, 2023 By Brett Milano Illustration: uDiscoverMusic The coolest, best, greatest, most iconic, most famous album covers of all-time. It doesn't really matter what sort. Cover artwork The album cover was designed by pop artist Peter Blake, whose work includes the band's Face Dances and The Beatles ' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album covers. It is a patchwork of 25 squares: 22 squares showing different coloured images placed around three squares forming the word "WHO" in the centre of the album cover. The band had been tossing around ideas for an album cover for a while. Rejected ideas included Keith Moon dressed up as a woman, or in S&M gear, and a naked heavy-set woman with her privates replaced with photos of the band members. Some photos were taken by Russell, including a photoshoot with Moon in various outfits (see images below).
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The Who: Albums Ranked From Worst To Best By Ian Fortnam ( Classic Rock ) last updated 21 May 2021 While not exactly the most prolific of bands, The Who have released some of the most enduring and genuinely influential albums in the history of rock (Image credit: RB \/ Getty Images) By Louder ( Classic Rock ) last updated 13 August 2021 How a rubbish dump in County Durham provided the backdrop to The Who's iconic album sleeve
The Who album, The Who Sell Out was the band's third album. The record was released in 1967. The album cover stands as one of our favorite Who album covers of all time. The band was taking a stand against artists selling out. (If only they could have fast forwarded forty years in the future to the opening of the television show C.S.I.) The Who's twelfth studio album, WHO was released on 6 December 2019 in the following formats: Standard vinyl (Polydor 7747053), Deluxe audiophile triple vinyl (with rare demo 'Sand' on LP3) (Polydor 7748605), Standard CD (Polydor 773036), Deluxe CD (with three bonus tracks) (Polydor 0826465) and Cassette (Polydor 0806462).
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Blue Cheer The Clash The Jam The Kinks Cheap Trick Biography Discography Songs Credits Awards Related Moods and Themes Related Articles Submit Corrections Explore The Who's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about The Who on AllMusic. The Kids Are Alright- 1966 cover by Annabee-Nox. Most commonly found on the 1994 Swedish The Who Covers. My Generation (Instrumental) - 1966 Manfred Mann cover from their 1966. - 1966 Roadhogs cover from their 1966. - 1966 Casey Jones And The Governors cover from their 1966. - 1966 Peter Belli & Les Rivals cover from their 1966.
