The First Singles Box
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The First Singles Box (Polydor 986 633 8) was released in the UK in April 2004. In contrast to the nearly simultaneous US release of Then And Now1964-2004 (see Then And Now in Compilations), the UK got a box set of 12 CD singles, with copies of rare pictures sleeves and record labels from around the world. Also included was a 16-page book with the original press reviews of the singles. The twelfth CD was the new recordings ‘Real Good-Looking Boy’ and O’Old red Wine’. Polydor also issuedThe First Singles Box as a 7″ vinyl edition (Polydor 986 644 7).
TRACKLIST
DISC 1
I Can’t Explain / Bald Headed Woman
DISC 2
My Generation / Shout And Shimmy
DISC 3
Substitute / Circles
DISC 4
I’m A Boy / In The City
DISC 5
Happy Jack / I’ve Been Away
DISC 6
Pictures Of Lily / Doctor Doctor
DISC 7
I Can See for Miles / Someone’s Coming
DISC 8
Pinball Wizard / Dogs Part Two
DISC 9
Won’t get Fooled Again / Don’t Know Myself
DISC 10
5’15 / Water
DISC 11
Who Are You / Had Enough
DISC 12
Real Good-Looking Boy / Old Red Wine
Conceived by Pete Townshend with tracks selected by George McManus and Matt Kent
Mastered by Jon Astley at Close To The Edge
Design & Art Direction by Richard Evans