Originally Performed By | The Who |
Original Album | Quadrophenia (1973) |
Appears On | |
Music/Lyrics | Pete Townsend |
Vocals | Page |
Phish Debut | 1995-10-31 |
Last Played | 1995-10-31 |
Current Gap | 1127 |
Historian | Craig DeLucia |
This song provides for a pivotal moment in Quadrophenia, as the narrator, Jimmy, is frightened by the possible futures that lay on his current path. Punctuated by horns, Phish performed the song as part of their rendition of the album in Chicago on Halloween, 1995. True to the album, the horns led the band from “Jobs” into “Helpless Dancer.”
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