Badfinger

...he was featured on the "Hippiefest" national tour that also included Flo & Eddy of The Turtles, Melanie, Janis Ian, Joey Molland of Badfinger and Eric Burden and the Animals. He has recorded 15 albums to date, including the...

In this article: Jonathan Edwards, Sunshine, Joey Molland, Janis Ian, Little Hands, and The Turtles

...the British design group Hipgnosis offered the iconic image of this cow and nothing else. Head First, Badfinger (1974/2000): The last Badfinger album recorded before singer-songwriter Pete Ham's suicide wasn't issued until 2000, but the...

In this article: 10cc, Dog, Hipgnosis, Weezer, Pink Floyd, Suicide, Komondor, The Miami Herald, and Pete Ham

...Richard Marx, Expose, Soul Asylum, Three Dog Night and Blue Oyster Cult. Upcoming concerts include Tanya Tucker, Eddie Money, Badfinger and Davy Jones (see casino calendar). The interior of Mohegan Sun itself also offers some...

In this article: Connecticut, Atlantic City, NJ, Mohegan Sun, Blue Oyster Cult, Chubby Checker, and Soul Asylum

...number for the U.K. (Apple 42), "Baby Blue" was never actually released as a U.K. single. Despite Badfinger's four top-20 Apple singles, Badfinger would only release one more single, "Apple of My Eye " in December 1973, on Apple Records.

In this article: Baby Blue, Pete Ham, Apple Records, U.S., Apple of My Eye, Apple, Todd Rundgren, and Straight Up

...No Dice in 1970, written and sung by Pete Ham and produced by Mal Evans. It was the band's first U.K. Top 10 single to be composed by Badfinger, reaching #8 on Billboard Hot 100 and #5 in the UK in January 1971. The band also scored with "Come...

In this article: No Matter What, Pete Ham, No Dice, Come and Get It, Mal Evans, Tom Evans, UK, Day After Day, and Better Days

...she's covered everything from the Jackson 5's "I'll Be There" and Def Leppard's "Bringin' on the Heartbreak" to Journey's "Open Arms" and Badfinger's "Without You" - so it shouldn't come as a surprise that this time around, she tackled...

In this article: Mariah Carey, Butterfly, I'll Be There, R&B, Obsessed, Bringin' On the Heartbreak, Open Arms, I Want to Know What Love Is, and Without You

...City) for one low price. Together, these records provided a cornerstone of the power pop genre. They share that status with works by Badfinger and The Raspberries. All of them had the will, and the skill, to pack pert melodies and rock hard...

In this article: Big Star, The Raspberries, Radio City, The Bangles, Culprit, The Letter, Nick Hornby, Alex Chilton, and The Beatles

...in your hair. The acts include the Turtles featuring Flo and Eddie, Felix Cavaliere's Rascals, Mountain with Leslie West and Corky Laing, Badfinger with Joey Molland, and, finally, Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night. We can only hope that...

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Badfinger is the fifth album by the rock band Badfinger. The album was recorded in the autumn of 1973 and released in 1974 on Warner Bros. Records. It was the first of two albums released by the band on the Warner label. As Badfinger was...

In this article: Ass, Warners, Pete Ham, Apple Records, Without You, Rolling Stone, Stan Polley, and Chris Thomas

Joey Molland. Photo credit: Michael G. Stewart. When Badfinger's first record was released rumors ran amok that the Beatles were the artists behind the songs and that the Fab Four had playfully renamed ... Badfinger is one of the most...

In this article: Joey Molland, Suicide, Allen Klein, Pete Ham, Tom Evans, Beatles, and Concert for Bangladesh