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Two's Missing

Two's Missing

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Ref. Code: Evans_twos

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Image size 19” x 19” (rint size 28" x 27")

Signed limited edition silkscreen of 250 in 28 colours.

Countersigned by Pete Townshend.

With the success of 'Who's Missing', MCA Records decided to do a follow up album called 'Two's Missing'. Well, actually they wanted to call it 'Who's Missing - Volume 2' but what a boring title that would have been. This time going in to bat with a great set of track-by-track sleeve notes was the wonderfully droll John Entwistle. The cover painting of The Who in 1965 has Pete, Keith, Roger and John adorned 'a la mod' in badges and buttons with Keith sporting his 'Elvis for everyone' and real badges, tie pins and brooches from Richard Evans' collection montaged on to the artwork. These real badges are echoed in the painted ones on Pete's lapel - including the blue and yellow military ribbon that he also wears on the cover of 'White City'. The bathing beauty girls, common to both artworks, were originally sitting atop 1960s cocktail sticks and the scantily-clad temptress reclining over the band name was from a collection of 1950s truck decals.
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