It's Hard is the tenth studio album by the Who, released on 4 September 1982 through Polydor in the UK and Warner Bros. in the US. It followed Face Dances from 1981 and was the second of two studio records with drummer Kenney Jones. It was also the last studio album to feature bassist John Entwistle, who died in 2002.

The record reached No. 11 in the UK and No. 8 on the Billboard Pop Albums chart, and the RIAA certified it gold in the US that November. It marked the end of the band's studio output for more than two decades, until Endless Wire arrived in 2006. For anyone tracing the Who's story, it is the closing chapter of that earlier era, and the last time this line-up recorded together in the studio.

It’s Hard: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 47:30

Tracklist

  1. 1AthenaPete Townshend3:49
  2. 2It’s Your TurnJohn Entwistle3:41
  3. 3Cooks CountyPete Townshend3:50
  4. 4It’s HardPete Townshend3:46
  5. 5DangerousJohn Entwistle3:20
  6. 6Eminence FrontPete Townshend5:40
  7. 7I’ve Known No WarPete Townshend5:59
  8. 8One Life’s EnoughPete Townshend2:21
  9. 9One at a TimeJohn Entwistle3:03
  10. 10Why Did I Fall for ThatPete Townshend3:25
  11. 11A Man Is a ManPete Townshend3:56
  12. 12Cry If You WantPete Townshend4:39
Produced by
Glyn Johns
Recorded at
Turn Up-Down Studios, Turn Up-Down Studio at Glyn Johns' home in Surrey, England
Recorded
June 1982
Engineered by
Glyn Johns
Labels
Polydor, Warner Bros.
Length
47:30

Line-up

  • Roger Daltrey · guitar, lead vocals, background vocals
  • John Entwistle · electric bass guitar, horn, background vocals, lead vocals
  • Kenney Jones · drums (drum set)
  • Pete Townshend · guitar, background vocals, lead vocals
  • Andy Fairweather‐Low · guitar · guest
  • Tim Gorman · electric piano, keyboard · guest

Singles

  • “Athena” · August 1982
  • “Eminence Front” · December 1982
  • “It's Hard” · February 1983

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 19828
UK Albums Chart · 198211
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 19823
Norwegian Albums · 198228
Dutch Albums · 198243
Swedish Albums · 198247
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198255

Certifications

RegionCertification
CanadaGold
United States · 1982Gold

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz4 September 1982
Wikipedia infobox4 September 1982
Wikidata4 September 1982
US release10 September 1982earliest US date
UK / Europe release4 September 1982earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—USBMG Direct Marketing, Inc.other
—USWarner Bros. Records075992373128other
1982DEPolydor3259180010621other
4 September 1982GB—original
4 September 1982GBPolydororiginal
10 September 1982USWarner Bros. Records07599237311other
1983XEPolydor3259180010621other
1985USWarner Bros. Records07599237312other
1989USMCA Records076742598624other
1997USBMG Direct Marketing, Inc.other
1997USMCA Records008811163525other
1997CAMCA Records008811163525other
19 May 1997GBPolydor731453769625other
21 May 1997DEPolydor731453769625other
21 December 2011JPPolydor4988005690845other
2015USGeffenother
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