It is indeed a rarity as he can actually be seen for more than just a few split seconds of the video. Also, he has his bass slung lower than usual here. In reality, he didn't stand still in their live performances, he just didn't jump, run around, or twirl like the others. His "thunder" fingers did all that.
Fantastic to find his and thanks for posting it. It's a primo introduction to The Who that some of came to love before they released Tommy and became "mainstream".
That was supposed to be something like "The Who some of us came to love before Tommy". I have this on 45, but I can't recall what B-side it was! " Can't Explain"?
Thanks, for your rebuttal. I mean your right about popularity but Tommy was far from mainstream. And your also correct about feeling a little upset, its like raising a child and letting them go do their own thing. I experienced with many bands myself. Now looking back, not so much
It's not written by Shel, though for some reason he claimed it in the credits... It's an traditional prison song and there's a 1948 recording of it on the 'tube. Look up "1948 Prison Songs I Don’t Want No Bald Headed Woman Part 2".
@@shaunw9270 oh yeah I know what you mean; I'm just saying he credited the song to himself to get in on the royalties, and admits so by "adapting old public domain folk songs". The tune is actually (allegedly) titled "Black Woman"; so he changed the title and a few words and made it a rock tune. Now it's his. It worked.
And one of the better job of lip-synching! Daltry is singing it , but Townshend and the rest are only miming the instruments, I believe, but you wouldn't know it if they had guitar cables plugged in.
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This video would be considered a rarity, since John Entwistle is seen actually moving a couple times during the course of the performance.
It is indeed a rarity as he can actually be seen for more than just a few split seconds of the video. Also, he has his bass slung lower than usual here. In reality, he didn't stand still in their live performances, he just didn't jump, run around, or twirl like the others. His "thunder" fingers did all that.
Send this to Will Smith, perfect.
i found this in an old box of '45's,,,the B side to Can't Explain,,so , there's my childhood summed up,,,love some Who
Fantastic to find his and thanks for posting it. It's a primo introduction to The Who that some of came to love before they released Tommy and became "mainstream".
That was supposed to be something like "The Who some of us came to love before Tommy". I have this on 45, but I can't recall what B-side it was! " Can't Explain"?
Thanks, for your rebuttal. I mean your right about popularity but Tommy was far from mainstream. And your also correct about feeling a little upset, its like raising a child and letting them go do their own thing. I experienced with many bands myself. Now looking back, not so much
This is just awesome. Long time Who fan.
Written by Shel Talmy , so naturally The Kinks recorded it too, which is worth a listen also . Wicked to see this footage 👍
It's not written by Shel, though for some reason he claimed it in the credits... It's an traditional prison song and there's a 1948 recording of it on the 'tube. Look up "1948 Prison Songs I Don’t Want No Bald Headed Woman Part 2".
@@bmoxco Yes okay , he adapted it from a traditional arrangement that pre dates the 40's but I think you understand what I meant .
@@shaunw9270 oh yeah I know what you mean; I'm just saying he credited the song to himself to get in on the royalties, and admits so by "adapting old public domain folk songs". The tune is actually (allegedly) titled "Black Woman"; so he changed the title and a few words and made it a rock tune. Now it's his. It worked.
Pretty cool, despite the total eclipse of the Moon!
I like vintage!
Excelent... Playback 😆👍
Rythym guitar - Jimmy Page
Is Roger crying at 0:59 ? He looks like it.
My guess is that he’s laughing or trying not to.
KILLER!!!
Kinks also do a great version
i think keith moon is the greatest guitar player of all time!!!!!!!!
Wat?
Keith was the drummer
Is that a joke?
The best version of this song is a1966 version by a Dutch band called the Jay jays
Jada Pinkett Smith
Done my time.
A Kings kissé jobban nyomja !
And one of the better job of lip-synching! Daltry is singing it , but Townshend and the rest are only miming the instruments, I believe, but you wouldn't know it if they had guitar cables plugged in.
There is no Daltry only Daltrey...just like there is no Dana, only Zuul
Daltrey is lip synching.
@@jasonsmith-bm1sv what is lip synching -is that actually singing in this take or is Roger miming to it.
@@roderickwhyte240 Miming to a studio recording.
This should be will Smith song he with such a woman
He’s more of a Bee Gees guy, he thought the title of “More than a Woman” was “Bald Headed Woman.”