was played in every concert of the 1981 tour but did not last past it. "The Quiet One" was written by Entwistle to replace "My Wife" on stage, and it did for the years of 1981 and 1982. However, in the later tours, it was not played again and "My Wife" was brought back. "Did You Steal My Money" was only played four times on the 1981 tour, three of those times as an encore, and usually leading into another song. "How Can You Do It Alone" was first performed live much earlier than the release date of the album. In fact, all of its live performances came before its release. In 1979, Townshend introduced this song with a different, faster arrangement with different lyrics during the encores of the US/Canada leg of the tour. It was played once more in 1980. A version more similar to the studio version (though still quite different) was played at a concert at the Cornwall Coliseum in St Austell on 30 January 1981. By that time, the lyrics had been more or less set in stone. However, it was never played again after that concert. "Another Tricky Day" was also performed live first before 1981. Townshend introduced some lyrics of the song during a jam of "Dance It Away" in Los Angeles on the 1980 tour. 1981 performances of this song featured a lengthy jam at its conclusion, and these versions could reach as long as eight minutes. In 2002, this song was brought back for the North American tour as a tribute to Entwistle, who died right before the start of the tour. The song was played a few more times in 2004 as well, and was brought back for the second leg of the Hits Back! tour in 2022. "Cache Cache" and "You" were never performed live by The Who, but Daltrey performed the former once on his 2009 Use It or Lose It tour'', while the John Entwistle Band sometimes played the latter during their concerts. Track listing Personnel The Who Roger Daltrey – lead vocals Pete Townshend – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals, lead vocals on "I Like Nightmares", "Somebody Saved Me" and "How Can You Do It Alone" John Entwistle – bass, backing vocals, lead vocals on "The Quiet One" Kenney Jones – drums Additional musicians John "Rabbit" Bundrick – keyboards Production Allan Blazek – engineering Chris Charlesworth –