The High Numbers - Live 1964
Cover Back CD
Label / Index # Yellow Dog Records - YD 2002
Compare with; Who Are The High Numbers? (CD) (Hiwatt Records) Swedish Meatballs (CD) (Hyacinth 126) The Who Remembers The High Numbers (CD) (Head)
Dance To Keep From Crying (LP) (MARQUEE RECORDS WRKG 1000) Live At The Marquee Club (LP) (JESTER PRODUCTIONS JP 104) Low Numbers (LP) (Trademark Of Quality) Maximum R&B (LP) (JESTER PRODUCTIONS JP 104)
Venue: The Railway Hotel and Lounge, Wealdstone, UK, Tuesday, October 20, 1964 and Abbey Road Studios Recording: Soundboard and Audience Comments: This is a pretty neat CD with very early live Who tracks while they were called the High Numbers. Tracks 1-11 are live with decent sound considering the era. The tracks don't flow smoothly and some cut in and out abruptly. Some sound like there is an audience while others don't. Tracks 12-18 are mono studio tracks. These are all instrumental and are really nothing special, although, during a part of Track 16, I did find myself singing the "Ivor the engine driver" line from A Quick One While He's Away. Obviously, way too early for Pete to have written it (if he did write this) with AQOWHA in mind, but the beat reminds me of it. Tracks 1-11 are supposedly from the Railway Hotel. Track 6 is actually another cut of You Really Got Me. Tracks 12-18 are allegedly from Abbey Road Studios and are all instrumen- tal.. The Who Concert Guide web site does not list these dates. However, you may want to double-check the Who Concert File book for studio recording sessions and dates. Compare with the items listed above.
1. I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying 2. You Really Got Me 3. Young Man Blues 4. Green Onions 5. I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying 6. Instrumental Jam 7. I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying 8. Long Tall Shorty 9. Pretty Thing 10. Smokestack Lightning / Money (That's What I Want) 11. Here 'Tis 12. Smokestack Lightning 13. Walking The Dog 14. Unknown Instrumental 15. I'm A Man 16. Instrumental Jam 17. Memphis, Tennessee 18. Unknown Instrumental
Thanks to Matt Whipple and Greg Partridge for the information and covers to this CD. |