The Who – I Can See For Miles / Mary-Anne With The Shaky Hands

This was the first Canadian 45 I ever saw on this new coloured label. This design was being used as early as 1960 in the USA. So why did it take seven years to bring it to Canada? Likely because of how much more expensive it is to produce. Record companies, in this case Compo, are CHEAP!!!

this is bar none the GREATEST who song ever, i can see for miles exsits in 4 different mixes. mono 45, stereo lp ,stereo lp remix alternate mono mix.. the best is the original mono. that moon snare break is a KILLER.

The 45 rpm version of Mary-Anne With the Shaky Hands is a different take/mix than the version on the LP.

My version of this seems to be exactly like this except that the runout says:
45 119437 6 2
45 119438 6 2
Not sure if I should make a new version(?)

Possibly the best Who song ever, with Keith Moon's drums playing the melody line and Pete's guitar in all its thrashing glory.

Note the miss-spelling : "Mary-Ann With A Shaky Hand" (On Purpose?) Lol!

this is a very nice french edition of the i can see for miles 45 from 1967, the artwork was obviously lifted from the 1966 a quick one lp, this one pops up often enough in great shape i feel the hardest french who sleeve from the 60s to obtain is the 1965 the kids are alright french sleeve as well as the my generation reissue french 45 from 1973.........