Tag: Who

  • The magazine reviews several singles from September and October 1967, highlighting varied musical styles and performances. Positive remarks are made for tracks from Gilbert Green, The Supremes, Procol Harum, and Jefferson Airplane, while criticism targets Georgie Fame and Davy Jones’…

    Intro Record Reviews
  • This January 1968 review highlights various music releases, praising The Spencer Davis Group’s “Mr. Second Class” as strong, while critiquing Marvin Gaye’s repetitive Motown output. The Who’s “Sell Out” is noted for its originality, and The Wildweeds’ track impresses. Overall,…

    Intro Record Reviews
  • The Who released their EP “Ready Steady Who” in November 1966, featuring tracks like “Batman” and “Barbara Ann.” Their dynamic television debut on “Ready Steady Go” showcased their unconventional style. Meanwhile, a single from their earlier album, “La-La-La-Lies,” failed to…

    The Who | Ready Steady Who ‘EP’ | Reaction | 1966