Jul 12, 2002 • 1 min read

The Who debut to be rereleased

The Who's 1965 debut album 'The Who Sings My Generation' is due for a US rerelease in August as a 30-track double CD with 17 bonus recordings.

The Who's 1965 debut album ‘The Who Sings My Generation’, which features the title track and the classic ‘The Kids Are Alright’ is set for a rerelease in the US at the end of August. It will appear in the form of a 30-track deluxe edition remixed in stereo for the first time and digitally remastered as a double CD with 17 bonus recordings. Amongst those extra tracks will be Pete Townshend's ‘Instant Party Mixture’, the full-length version of ‘The Good's Gone’, James Brown's ‘I Don't Mind,’ the acappella version of Garnet Mimms' ‘Anytime You Want Me’, and an alternate version of ‘Anyhow, Anywhere, Anyway’ previously only released on a French EP. No word on a UK release yet.

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