Correction needed here. This sleeve is Swedish, NOT Norwegian (the same goes for the black and white sleeve mentioned). In Norway, the Brunswick singles by the Who were sold in UK Company sleeves. The first Norwegian sleeve for a Who 45 is for I'm A Boy.

this is not the most attractive sleeve as the same photos here where used for the back of the uk my generation lp but this is still an awesome 45 that is very hard to find especially in great shape, there where 2 pressings of this in norway some with red ink and some with black ink BUT the sleeves are the same, featured here are 2 awesome tracks from my generation. the sleeve was printed in norway in 1966 and the record was exported to norway from germany where all scandanavian who 45 records where printed back in the 60s, the sleeves where printed in either NORWAY, SWEDEN OR DENMARK and released only in the scandanavain market wich is why many are so rare....

This sleeve is Swedish, NOT Norwegian. And the black and white version (also Swedish) was used for "The Kids Are Alright", not for this 45. This 45 never was released with a picture sleeve in Norway. The vinyl was imported from the UK (possibly also from Germany). And as earlier stated: When the Who signed with Polydor, the records were (mainly) pressed in Norway for the Scandinvian market, not German imports. See my comments under "Magic Bus". And saxonman: You state that you have been "collecting Who 45s for decades"; I am a little puzzled that I have to inform you about obvious things like this...