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The Who - Live at Leeds

Print
1970 (issued)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Insert from record sleeve for The Who - Live at Leeds. A facsimile of written and/or printed paper ephemera generated by The Who’s live performances: Reproduction of the original typescript of the lyrics for 'My Generation'.


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Object type
TitleThe Who - Live at Leeds
Materials and techniques
Offset lithograph print on paper
Brief description
Insert from record sleeve for 'The Who - Live at Leeds'. Reproduction of the original typescript of the lyrics for 'My Generation'. Offset lithographic print. Graphbreaks. Polydor Records Ltd. Great Britain. 1970.
Physical description
Insert from record sleeve for The Who - Live at Leeds. A facsimile of written and/or printed paper ephemera generated by The Who’s live performances: Reproduction of the original typescript of the lyrics for 'My Generation'.
Dimensions
  • Height: 25.5cm
  • Width: 20.2cm
Measurements taken from Registry File.
Object history
This is part of a set issued as 'The Who / Live At Leeds', that consisted of a long-playing record, a gate-fold record sleeve and 11 inserts. The inserts are facsimiles of written and printed ephemera relating to The Who. This set is missing 'The Who Maximum R 'n B' marquee poster (see E.846-1985).
Production
See the vinyl record and sleeve, E.1218 and 1216-1988 respectively.
Association
Associated objects
Bibliographic reference
Edge, Kevin. The Art of Selling Songs : Graphics for the Music Business, 1690-1990. London : Futures Publications, 1991. p.114 (ill.).
Collection
Accession number
E.1221-1988

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Record createdNovember 24, 2008
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