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1. The Who had a number of hit singles reach the top 40 in both the US and UK. What was the only one not written by Pete Townsend?
2. What is the only song by The Who with writing credit given to both Pete Townsend and Roger Daltrey?
3. In their performance at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970, The Who performed three songs that had yet to be released. Which of these songs was not one of them?
4. In 1967, The Who recorded two Rolling Stones' songs in an effort to show support for Mick Jagger and Keith Richards who were being detained on drug possession charges. The A-side of the single was "The Last Time" followed by which song on the B-side?
5. There was only one song written specifically for The Who that wasn't composed by an actual member. Which song was it?
6. Even though "Tommy" was almost completely written by members of the band, one song was actually a cover of a song by Sonny Boy Williamson II. Which song was it?
7. The album "Who Are You" features the only Who song not to include drums. Which song was it?
8. Prior to his work with Led Zeppelin, guitarist Jimmy Page did session guitar work in London. He played rhythm guitar on which of The Who's earliest singles?
9. Arguably The Who's most famous live album is "Live at Leeds", a performance from Leeds University in February, 1970. The concert began with what song that was only released as the B-side to the "Summertime Blues" single?
10. One Who song, "Dogs Part II", is oddly credited to drummer Keith Moon as well as Towser and Jason, Pete Townshend's and John Entwistle's dogs. To what single was "Dogs Part II" the B-side?
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