Who
A Quick One
Label ©  Mca
Release Year  1966
Length  56:16
Genre  Rock
Personal Star Rating [1-5]  
  Ref#  W-0015
Bitrate  256 Kbps
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    Track Listing:
      1.  
      		 Run Run Run   (Pete Townshend) 
       2:43  
      2.  
      		 Boris The Spider   (John Entwistle) 
       2:29  
      3.  
      		 I Need You   (Keith Moon) 
       2:25  
      4.  
      		 Whiskey Man   (John Entwistle) 
       2:58  
      5.  
      		 Heatwave   (Brian Holland/Eddie Holland/Lamont Dozier) 
       1:57  
      6.  
      		 Cobwebs And Strange   (Keith Moon) 
       2:31  
      7.  
      		 Don't Look Away   (Pete Townshend) 
       2:54  
      8.  
      		 See My Way   (Chris Daltry) 
       1:53  
      9.  
      		 So Sad About Us   (Pete Townshend) 
       3:04  
      10.  
      		 A Quick One, While He's Away   (Pete Townshend) 
       9:11  
      11.  
      		 Batman   (Pete Townshend) 
       1:37  
      12.  
      		 Bucket T  
       2:12  
      13.  
      		 Barbara Ann  
       1:59  
      14.  
      		 Disguises  
       3:11  
      15.  
      		 Doctor, Doctor  
       2:59  
      16.  
      		 I've Been Away  
       2:08  
      17.  
      		 In The City  
       2:22  
      18.  
      		 Happy Jack (Acoustic Version)  
       2:55  
      19.  
      		 Man With The Money  
       2:45  
      20.  
      		 My Generation/Land Of Hope And Glory  
       2:03  
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      The Who's second album is a mite inconsistent, not least because all four members were encouraged by a business deal to churn out songs. A Quick One nonetheless manages several Who classics, notably "A Quick One While He's Away," Pete Townshend's first longform (10 minutes) piece, and John Entwistle's licensed-to-ill "Whiskey Man" and "Boris the Spider." The band's sense of humor, however, gives way on rote pop tunes like Roger Daltrey's "See My Way." But CD bonus tracks like the great "Disguises" (included in a murkier mix than that on the 30 Years of Maximum R&B boxed set) and the Beach Boys tributes "Bucket T" and "Barbara Ann" are a distinct help. --Rickey Wright
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