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See My Way

Tonalidad A major Dificultad Intermedio

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The Who released a song called See My Way that is on their second studio album, A Quick One. They recorded it in London in 1966, in studios such as IBC and Pye. The song is an example of how the band began to change their style, because in this album all the guys wrote songs, not just Pete Townshend. The song has a strong rhythm, with a guitar solo that sounds as if it were about to break the air. The lyrics talk about a complicated relationship, as if someone were trying to understand another, but can't see the right way. It's a song that feels on your skin, with an energy that makes you move your head without thinking. ↓ Skip to chords

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Interlude 1

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Verse 8

From the album

A Quick One

The Who · 1966 · Track 0

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Tonalidad A major

Duración 1:53

Álbum A Quick One

Año 1966

ISRC GBAKW6600021

Did you know

The Who released an album called *A Quick One* in December 1966. The song *Happy Jack* was a hit in the United States, reaching the top of the top 40 charts. Because of that, they re-released it in April 1967, but with a different name: *Happy Jack*. The track listing changed a little, but the spirit of the album remained the same.

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