Pete Townshend - Who Came First (LP) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

A1. Pure And Easy 5:25<br>A2. Evolution 3:33<br>A3. Forever's No Time At All 2:50<br>A4. Nothing Is Everything (Let's See Action) 6:15<br>B1. Time Is Passing 3:25<br>B2. There's A Heartache Followin' Me 3:15<br>B3. Sheraton Gibson 2:40<br>B4. Content 2:30<br>B5. Parvardigar 6:43<br>

Five-pointed star ("★") in side B label matrix and "1" stamped or etched in runouts denote MCA Pressing Plant, Gloversville, pressing. Remainder of runouts etched.<br><br>Label variation to /release/1672806this Gloversville press, with variant center labels (typeset), specifically the "℗ 1972 Track Records" copyright is in a narrower typeface and has no ℗ visible to the naked eye.<br><br>Issued in gatefold jacket, with 11" × 22" foldout poster. Issued on silver Track Record / Decca labels, Decca only on jacket.<br><br>Catalog number DL 7-9189 on jacket.<br>Catalog number DL 79189 on labels.<br><br>Track title variations on back cover:<br>A1: Pure &amp; Easy<br>A3: Forevers No Time At All<br>B2: Heartache (song known as "Theres a Heartache following me" (Baker USA) recorded by J. Reeves)<br><br>B5: Adapted from Meher Baba's Universal Prayer.<br><br>All instruments, vocals, recording, engineering, mixing, synthesisers in fact everything except making the tea. In one gynormouse ego trip by Pete Townshend.<br><br>Recorded at Eel Pie Sound, London, England (our second bathroom)<br>Mixed at Olympic Reduction Room (our second garage)<br>Recorded In England<br><br>The credit on track A2 "I play Lead accoustic" refers to Pete Townshend.<br>The credit on track B4 "I put it to music and sing it like Vera Lynn" refers to Pete Townshend.<br><br>Track publishers:<br>A1, A3 to B1, B3 to B5: Track Music, Inc. - BMI<br>A2: Warner Brothers Music Corp. - ASCAP<br>B2: Tuckahoe Music, Inc. - BMI<br><br>© 1972 MCA Records, Inc.<br>℗ 1972 MCA Records, Inc.<br>℗ 1972 Track Records

Pete Townshend – Who Came First LP. Media VG+, sleeve VG+. Includes poster. 1972 Track/Decca solo album from The Who guitarist/songwriter, featuring “Pure And Easy,” “Sheraton Gibson,” “Let’s See Action,” and “Time Is Passing.” Clean copy with light age/storage wear. Visual grading only; not play tested.