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Other rock stars can fight over nicknames like the King or the Godfather, but when it comes to the Ox, or any other nickname derived from ruminant farm animals, John Entwistle had it all to himself. He earned it playing bass for Rigor Mortis as well as for another popular U.K. rock band called the Who. Bass Player collects his finest solo moments: his blokey humor on the live 1975 version of "Boris the Spider," and on "Roller Skate Kate," "Peg Leg Peggy" and "Ted End." Clearly, he was an Ox to remember.
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Track List
- My Size
- Pick Me Up (Big Chicken)
- What Are We Doing Here
- Heaven and Hell
- Ted End
- Ten Little Friends
- Apron Strings
- Thinkin' It Over
- Who Cares?
- I Wonder
- I Was Just Being Friendly
- Do The Dangle
- Made In Japan
- Roller Skate Kate
- Peg Leg Peggy
- Lady Killer
- Mad Dog
- Cell Number 7 (Live)
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Whiskey Man (Live) (track not available in Rhapsody)
- Boris The Spider
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My Wife (Live) (track not available in Rhapsody)
- I'm Flash
- Space Pirates
- To The Chop
- Blast Off
- Try Me
- Talk Dirty
- Too Late The Hero
- Love Doesn't Last
- Life After Love
- The Real Me
- Success Story
- 905
- Had Enough
- Bogey Man
- Back On The Road
- When The Sun Comes Up
- Don't Be A Sucker
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