Badfinger - Take It All - Pete Ham

[StanKindly]

Joey's issues could have been the face value inspiration - but what a song on LIFE in general!!

[chuck225353]

RIP Pete!!

[2much4mymirror]

What a beautiful soulful song. Such a waste that both these gifte artists died the way they did. Ham was yet another member of the 27 club - by just three days.

[tkunis2]

PETE HAM IS A GREAT SONGWRITER. BADFINGER BELONGS IN THE ROCK HALL OF FAME! R.I.P PETE,TOMMY AND MIKE-TIMMY K.

[dan7dees]

The chords and chord progressions used in this song are so beautiful it hurts!

[Bill5298]

WOW I always thought this song was directed at the srry ass manager who was screwing them over...........R.I.P Pete

[HalfGreyhound]

People who do not like and respect the genius of Badfinger are people who I do not wish to know.

[shadowestreetshuffle]

@HalfGreyhound I could listen to Badfinger all day every day and still be amazed

[Keeks4]

@shadowestreetshuffle agree!!



[texasmarauder]

If Stan Polley isn't burning in hell, hell isn't worthy of the name. imo Badfinger was the greatest band that isn't an "A" list classic band. RIP guys. Joey, get over it, man. It's Over.

[tripleJ1955]

There's something about this video that has kept me coming back to see it again and again since the 1st time. I think it's the fact the all 4 guys really seem to be at their best. Mike is solid on drums, Tommy shines on the harmonies, even Joey comes through with a perfect bridge. The heartfelt lead vocals from Pete tie it all together, making this rendition of "Take it All" into one of the greatest live performances of all time.Listen and "let the feeling take you high".

RIP Pete Tommy & Mike.

[meganlyden]

stonegroove, it's possible that Pete Ham felt responsible for the band's artistic and financial problems because he continued to have faith in the manager who screwed them. From reading Without You: the Tragic Story of Badfinger, one gets the impression that he was a person who took a lot upon himself.

[MZVIRB]

I saw Joey Mollands's Badfinger a while ago. People still are shocked that WITHOUT YOU is a Badfinger tune! Amazing & sad.

[zalamander8]

This song is on Badfinger's "Live at the BBC" album.

[clifbuel]

Great Song!

[CTCOMO]

I saw them in 1972, I think at the field house at IUP. God, how I like to hear their music......

[4591tb]

I would have loved to have seen this legendary band play live .... they were so professional and tight. Each bandmember was an accomplished and adept at his instrument. Pete had the best voice ... so melodic followed by Tom who had the sweetest voice for ballads.

[Rubikscuber1]

No dislikes:) how it should be

[4591tb]

I am just discovering the unheard songs from Badfinger and I am in awe of thier unrecognised talent. Thanks for posting these masterpieces.

[Matlike1]

@4591tb I discovered them a few years back too, felt the same way then, still do.

[TheDrumWolf]

Badfinger is very inspirational to me, especially right now because those guys lived & breathed for music, which I need to do. They were just brilliant.

[cooltooth112]

When I was a senior in high school(1974) I remember the age for drinking was 18 and you could wear whatever you wanted to school. And the guys had very long hair.

Mine was down to my shoulders and I played football and baseball. The girls wore jeans that were so low you could almost see their pubic hair because they wore those tops that showed their belly buttons. In '72-'74 everyone had their hair cut like David Bowie.

[scottidog57]

Straight Up........Best 8 Track I ever owned. Get the book of matches just right and rock on!!!

[taurusfroggy]

i LOVE THIS SONG

[worldwideguitars]

beautiful

[SnowyChicken]

Beautiful.

[tomngreg]

literally THE most underrated song ever. fact

[bgerch23]

he's either hitting that snare too hard or it is mic'd horribly, either way it is just too loud. great song and great band

[tripleJ1955]

As evidenced in this song, Tom Evans harmonizing with Pete Ham easily rivaled the best harmonies Lennon and McCartney had to offer.

[gernblensten]

 billy squier kind of sounds like him

[pianoman9494]

What a Tragic story they were...as far as the Beatles influence, of course there was silly...They fuckin played w/ them... George producing......I was lucky enough to know Mike G. (mickey) These moments will be treasured, however slight they were...Clawson MI....and he married New Dehli Ellie,thanks to Tony....and now he's passed...

STILL one the best combos of talent..for Decades to Rule. Timeless SG semi dirty....and harmonies to kill for...Joeys still movin......Peace

[TheMeraSal]

I Love Badfinger, It was the first concert I attended @ 14 yrs old.And kinda like my first serious date ...Corpus Christi TX. Memorial Colosium..... The building was torn down several months ago... I brought alot of bricks home with me ....I'll never forget the concert nor the boy..........

[dhloup1]

@TheMeraSal Same here. First concert I ever saw. I think it was 1971 in Cincy.

[SydnRain]

100% selfless man. He gave, gave, gave and we are the lucky ones to bask in such stellar music.

[TheZepmeister]

The studio version sounds more melancholy.

[CinnamonPam]

Aahhhhhhhhhh, We use to do some serious cruising in 1973, in Joe's Firebird listening to this song!!!!!!!!! Damn, it Couldn't get any better than that!!! I MISS those days so much!

[sejrec56]

THIS WAS FROM THE BBC LIVE SHOW, WHICH IVE HAD ON RECORD AND CD, THANKS NOW FOR THE VISUAL TO GO ALONG WITH IT. IT'S GREAT !

[amolana]

I sing this song to my two months old baby boy when he's crying and he always calm down.....

Try to sing it to my wife, but she just don't listen. jejeje.

Love Badfinger, they were great!

[vintagemotelguest]

This video is a treasure.

[RMLUMBERJACK]

Badfinger was such a great band. Such great songs, lyrics and memories which ended too soon. Rest in peace Tommy, Pete and Mike.

[msinno1969]

a band so awsome but so tragic in the end long live badfinger msinno69

[ZAPDUNGAA]

one of the greatest bands ever!

[sunmarsjupiter]

Pete wrote this for Joey Molland cuz Molland was acting like a little child when he wasn't getting the attention he thought he should.

It was a nice a gesture from Pete who was the true talent of the 2.

RCN72 2 months ago 2

I COULDN'T AGREE MORE.

Pete Ham was an absolute gentleman with a heart of gold.

[NezMaccaHam]

This is beautiful. Happy Birthday Pete :) You are so missed.

[chadwix]

Heres another one that Badfingers Pete Ham wrote after appearing with George Harrison at Concert for Bangladesh.

Seems there was an issue after Pete went on stage with George. The song says it all..

[paralyticpossum]

Such an incredible song in every aspect. I never get tired of listening to this one, and it never fails to touch my heart.

[MsWinterangel]

Another great song from these guys.

[MsWinterangel]

I like this song. I don't understand why this song is not in their "Very Best of Badfinger" CD. Pete Ham is a great songwriter. If they didn't go through the crap they went through with music management they would be in the same ranks like the Beatles and Stones... Their music is timeless and I wish I got to experience them when they were around.

[kringles4]

agreeing with last post, no better word than calling this a treasure, thank you.

Ram on,

Joe.

[skellem001]

AMAZING ! Thanks !

[RCN72]

Pete wrote this for Joey Molland cuz Molland was acting like a little child when he wasn't getting the attention he thought he should.

It was a nice a gesture from Pete who was the true talent of the 2.

[60syeah]

Joey Molland was and still is a twat. Tom and Pete were the brains, RIP Pete Tom and Mike. . .

[AllCanadiaReject]

@RCN72 It's all Kathie's fault. She got into Joey's head that he was the bands best member.

[RevStaplehurst]

@AllCanadiaReject If you want to blame somebody then blame Stan Polley for ripping the band off and blame Bill Collins for being such a coward and not backing them up when the brown stuff hit the fan! Joey and Kathie are not my favourite people, he's hardly covered himself in glory over the years, but place the blame where it REALLY belongs!

[pilot9781]

@RCN72 ...no question RCN...ever get a chance to read the book?? If you haven't & you re a big fan, you'll read it more than once. I like some of Joey's songs, but he comes across as selfish (not just in the book, but in video clips, seems to want all the attention....Wish Bob Jackson was there from the beginning..Great on keyboards, and Pete would've been lead guitarist.......Just food for thought..

[raferdurham]

@RCN72 It related to Pete being asked to play the duet of "Here Comes The Sun" with George Harrison onstage at the Bangladesh concert, thus the lyric "Any day, the sun could shine on you..." and "... take it all, I don't need it at all." In the great Badfinger book, according to Pete's girlfriend and another friend, Joey was outwardly jealous and kept throwing digs at Pete. Pete was obviously a humble guy. Ever heard "Apple Of my Eye"? Astounding lyrics about the Bealtes.

[NezMaccaHam]

This is one of my all time favorite Badfinger songs. For some reason, my top 3 favorite Pete tunes weren't written for/ about girls. They are "Take it All" and "Keep Believing'" (written for Joey) and "Dennis" (my number one fave, written for his girlfriend's son, Blair). In all three of those songs, I can almost feel what it seemed Pete was feeling as he wrote and sang them. I can't tell you how much Pete has inspired me. These guys are one of a kind.

[PeachWNK]

You picked two of my favorites right there.... Take It All and Dennis. I don't like Keep Believing as much, but love Name of the Game....a lot of feeling in that one, too.

[teiscoxx]

Tom Evans is killer on those high harmonies...Pete and Tom always sound great together.

[beatlejuice72]

I love this song. I posted a video response here, but it really is more of a tribute than anything. Love Pete Ham and Badfinger's music.

[mizzfox]

most of the artists back then can sing live really well huh :)

[bluegrassreb]

THE most underated band of all time!!!

[zanbeenie]

Rock and Roll Hall of SHAME. What a fucking joke.

[cloudsblues]

badfinger's music is great.i just got their first five albums on vinyl over christmas for the first time.i'm very intensely into their music right now ...but gregory and nicky,not all rap and hip hop is bad or doesn't have real instruments .if you look at the full history of hip hop you will find some beautiful true artists there .although i admit most of what is going on today in that field is not my favorite. but be careful of painting with too broad a brush-love and peace

[brewchugger]

pete ham rules this world...and others like it...

[gregorylee888]

Nicky196427 I couldnt agree with you more ...all the foul language the rappers use ...computers ..no drums ...and they are GENIUSES !! EMINEM AND ALL THE RAPPERS ....ARE REALLY NO TALENTS ...JUST LOOK AT KANYE HE CANT GET ARRESTED ...WELL HE COULD DO THAT I GUESS....LOL ...NO THEY SHOULD CLOSE THE HALL IF BADFINGER AND HUMBLE PIE AND FOGHAT ARENT PUT IN ..THEY ARE ROCK N ROLL ...AND ISNT THAT THE NAME OF IT ....LET THEM HAVE A RAP HALL ....OR JUST CALL IT THE CRAPPER ....

[robharding1957]

pete ham, what a man, thanks for that music, miss you man, give my regards to tom and mike,

[o0OusedO0o]

Thank you GraceBarrett. (: By the way, was he out of the band then?

[Badfingerbabe777]

This is a awesome show, where can I get it on dvd?

[GraceBarrett]

According to Pete's girlfriend of the time, these lyrics are about Joey Molland's jealousy over Pete getting the spotlight at the Bangladesh concert with George Harrison. This was in the book on Badfinger. Makes sense - listen to the words.

[mrsclaudy]

"tasty"

that's a good word for Mr Molland. I'd say hands down those four particular individuals made Badfinger the awesome band that it was!

[gregorylee888]

This is one of my favorite Badfinger songs as well ...and ditto they deserve to be in the RNR hall of fame if anyone does ...

[grousserr]

I've been a drummer for 35+ years, and I just don't hear/see an issue with their drummer, Sorry? What is it you find issue with ?

[ladyjade1200]

Well, I think he's good I just think this beat is a little tight for a slower song. I think someone put a mike to close to his snare or something because it's really sticking out. It sounds good for the most part though. Well, I'm still a novice drummer I don't know much.

[nick2theside]

Ya gotta remember; it was the early 70's and live music was still feeling it's own way along. I'm of an age (52) where I would go to concerts and the agenda was "turn everything up louder than everything else". I tended to do that in bands I played in. Sometimes, ya just don't know no better!

[GuaraldiGuy]

Well this was quite a happy find. Thank you raferdurham for posting it. I have to say that the guitarist is playing some of the tastiest stuff throughout this song. There definitely isn't anyone who isn't pulling his weight in this band.

[glenmann62]

death to stan polly ,for ripping off all the fans of badfinger of their music and their lives, and ruining families for the rest of their lives after driving the the two singers too their untimely death, Well it,s time for stan jew poly too DIE...now its his turn !

[helpmeifucann]

we know the Stan P stuff already, lets move on.

This song, not on my FAV Bad album, Wish You Were Here, but love the harmonies of Ham/Evans anyway....

[robharding1957]

pete ham had it all,musically,such a tragedy he was really just too damn nice for the sharks like polly who bled him dry,pete was badly let down and it drove him to self destruct, he saw no other way out,but a great man nevertheless,

[ciadella1971]

Just now discovering this band. These guys had so much talent, soul, and potential. Pete Ham is amazing. Very tragic loss.

[PeachWNK]

My very favorite Badfinger song.... sigh.

[furtherdefinitions]

Pete Ham was a great singer/songwriter. He never got his due, nor did the rest of the band. It's a shame. They really were one of the best rock bands ever, and I hope that they will be inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame. They deserve to be there.

[nicky196427]

I couldn't agree with you more. This are the people who should be inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame. But instead the want LL cool j some rap crap singer to be inducted. How ridiculous. Rap crappers should leave R&R alone. They make music real music like the BADFINGER. I urge the people concerned to induct the likes of this band into the R&R Hall of Fame. The rap crappers can start their own hall of fame just like the Bet awards.

[robharding1957]

furtherdefinitions, spot on, badfinger and perticular pete ham were a band that were so together, they were unique and so gifted they had the lot as far as a band were concerned, just a one off that we may never witness again,

[racechaser2002]

Man what a great song!!!!!

[helpmeifucann]

Another under rated song by the best band that Should Have Been

[GUIDOBRAT]

so true--I recently posted "Apple of My Eye" as my Badfinger tribute

[nicky196427]

where can I post a tribute to this band

[eteachout]

God, Pete and Tom sounded amazing together.

[russtyler]

Live music does not get better than this. Thanks for posting this treasure.

[ohsaysay]

Wow. This song sounds so sad, lonely, hopeful and beautiful. All at the same time.

[TimothyQStanton]

Pete Ham, the voice of Badfinger.

[brendafig]

Hear Hear

[robharding1957]

triang so right man,im still trying to play the guitar and my hero is pete by a mile,

[NezMaccaHam]

I read somewhere ( I'm pretty sure in "Without You") That Pete wrote this song for Joey, because he was jealous of Pete for being chosen to play "Here Comes the SUn" with George harrison at the Concert for Bangledesh. Pete felt bad that Joey was upset (Pete also felt like he was being put up on a pedistal above the rest of the band, which he didn't want), so he wrote this for him. How sweet of him.

RIP Pete, Tommy, and Mike.

[robharding1957]

nezmaccaham, nice story,knowing the,kind of man pete ham was,i can well believe it,people like that are so rare and it would have been such an honour to have met him,god bless him for his contribution and the profound impact he made on me,

[robharding1957]

nez, lets face it pete was such a nice man the story is probably true, if anyone deserves a film about them its got to be pete, he still has not got the recognition he so richly deserves,

[PopHorizonScanner]

This is a fine showcase of the songwriting and vocals of Pete Ham, and an excellent live performance by the band as a whole. I love this one!

[robharding1957]

pete ham,theres just no end to the talent of the man,we miss you man, tom, mike too

[plattform5163]

Thanks for sharing this nice video!

[berniceblandiewall]

Thanks for posting this one, it's so one of my favorite sexy songs of all time.

[triangletrilogy]

I feel the same as you nez and robharding. Pete probably didn't know how great/talented he was---who does? Would Stephen King let Hollywood bastardize his movies if he realized how amazing they were? Anyway, I appreciate Pete as you do---and this music is better to me than anything else I've listened to in life---and that's saying a lot.

[robharding1957]

nez,just to say its nice to know there is someone apart from me who really have that special gift of recognising real greatness in musical prowess, such as pete ham, he was so special, i get pissed off because i dont think pete realised he was as good as he was, and that is so un fair,

[h2ofield]

Fantastic!

[peterwilliamham]

Thankyou for posting 5*****stars

[robharding1957]

thanks for this great posting,

[iwas21in69]

This takes me back to a beautiful time in my life. I feel so fortunate to have been 21 in 69 and lived with this music. 1/1/09

[NezMaccaHam]

I think you are very fortunate too! What a neat time to be alive- I'll be 21 in 2012.....yea, I'm not impressed by the music that's out today. Some is good, but, you get my point.

I would've loved to be around in the 60's and 70's- Musically, amazing.

Badfinger and the Beatles are my two favorite bands- if only I could've seen them live.

[robharding1957]

nezzmaccaham, for someone so young you have a special gift,you know what music is meant to be, this music is just that,musicians are two a penny,theres only one peter ham,

[NezMaccaHam]

Thank you so much, robharding1957. I really appreciate the comment. And I agree that there is only one Pete Ham! If only he, Tommy, and Mike were still alive.

[libraryquiet]

Hey I was in my teens during the sixties and let me tell you, we got spoiled. Everything from music, sports to movies..., they were awesome. I mean classic after classic in all fields..,too much man. During that whole time I felt like if I was in a movie with a killer soundtrack! Even the comic books were awesome! You also felt good knowing the Beatles were around.

[stipecountry]

NezMaccaHam: I would've loved to have been around in the 60's and 70's too...I would've really loved to had the chance to see Badfinger--with Ham, Evans, Molland and Gibbins--live! I mean, I've seen Badfinger featuring Joey Molland live twice and he's gotten better at guitar, but it's just not the same as hearing the songs performed by the real Badfinger.

I also agree--I don't like most modern music, though I've grown quite fond of country guitarist Brad Paisley (check him out some time).

[brownsugah66]

I love your moniker

[slightlyperturbedmax]

Jawdropping, these guys were really something special. If anyone inherited The Beatles' magic it was them.

[BadfingerFan]

Badfinger = Pure Talent

[scooterbug24u]

I was lucky enough to see this great band live in Atlanta Ga in 1972 with my best friend and then in 1987 I got to spend 2 hours with Joe and Mike backstage in their dressing room. Such a tragic waste of a fantastic band, but their music and legacy will live on forever.

BADFINGER RULES!!!

[rubysueross]

I met Joey in 1989 and all I could muster to say was "keep it up!" and he said "it's kind of hard in these tight trousers!"

[wakk44]

Great posting of a great great band-thanks raferdurham

[wakk44]

Wow,thanks for posting raferdurham.Pete Ham was a brilliant singer and musician.The rise and fall of Badfinger is one of the saddest stories in the history of rock.Who knows what they would have achieved if things had been different,potentially as big as the Beatles.Shame that Joey is still using the BF name with a weak band-an insult to the memory of Pete,Tom,and Mike.RIP

[helpmeifucann]

As a woman, i would love to do Tom's parts on this song in Karokee (sp).....i would love it....anyone want to do Pete's parts with me??

[truethought62]

I can do both Pete and Tom's parts in this song...but if you did Tom's part, I would gladly sing Pete's--his emotional lower tenor is always one of my favorites to sing!

[triangletrilogy]

This is one of the rare cases where everyone would still be blown away had they lived. d Badfinger embodies the music of my youth. Love the video---much appreciated and wonderful to see.

There's magic to this sound; it'll never be matched, nothing even close.

Pete Ham died when I was 13. I still feel the sting at 46--weird that a person you don't even know can impact that way. Tom's story is equally sad.

Not a day goes by that I don't miss what they would be creating now....

[helpmeifucann]

I agree with most of what you said.....but suicide, nope...I don't care how bad things get, not the way to go.

Imagine the grief the Ham's and Evans have had to deal with since then?? Not good.

On a brighter note....love this song because it isn't Top 40...its classic Badfinger with all key members doing their bits. Evans/Ham harmonies are at their best here! Another classic, just wish there was some video of the Medley's on WYWH....to share!?!!?

[brmhny]

A sad story. A very good band. Great songs

[earle789]

Hey... Do you have Badfinger - My Heart Goes Out, Song For A Lost Friend, When I Say, Icicles and wish you where here....

[NezMaccaHam]

I have to write an essay about someone I would love to meet and have a conversation with, why, and how has this person impacted me and my values: and for a number of reasons, I chose Pete Ham- he was so amazing :o]

This video definatly helped the essay move along- you can see how great he was.

Awesome video- thanks

[manyhighhills]

Badfinger- still the kings of Swansea rock and pop since the start of time.

[Benayrunyon]

Badfinger is the most underrated band ever. Their sad and tragic story would make a fantastic movie. I don't know anything about business, but could they not have made a movie of their story because Stan Polley would get a cut somehow? Maybe "they" are waiting until the Soulless Bastard dies? What's his address?

[acceleratorhams]

I couldn`t agree more.

To me this encapsulated the early seventies. The way they sounded and the way they looked. The story of Badfinger is the most tragic in the whole of rock n roll.

They were a brilliant band and inspire me to this day.

[tommyrock69]

Hard to believe that Joey is the only one left.

Badfinger was a great band that was steam rolled by the business and the public's changing taste for McMusic.

[edpoppert]

most underrated band ever................

[isolationblues]

Thanks for posting.

[racechaser2002]

Sounds alot like Los Lonely Boys...Good stuff

[lamper2]

my friend and i met tom evans in a small club and talked about pete. he said after we expressed our sympathy-"tell me about it,i cut him down"-then signed an lp-"it's ten years later and at least i'm still alive" a few months later,he'd hung himself too!

[solitudeseeker]

Poor Tom. What a horrifying experience. He never recovered from it.

[KendallLindsey]

That is so sad

[Beatlegirl611]

I just bought this CD from the Virgin Megastore in disney....It is amazing- and this song is one of my favorites from the album

Totally in love with this song

This is such a great performance

[edpoppert]

most underrated band ever................

[minwav]

Magnificent. Just before Counting Crows started recording our first album, (I was the bass player), I discovered this record, "Straight Up". I must have listened to it 1000 times in a 3 month period, from beginning to end. It changed my life and made me glad to be a musician.

[jesuswasntafascist]

Beautiful. I never get tired of listening to this wonder music.

[ddproductionsltd]

Superb song and a great start to the album

[ronnierythm]

What a memorable Christmas gift this was in 1972. Straight Up is fantastic start to close, and the expanded version with bonus tracks made it more amazing. The Name of the Game that was replaced on the original version is staggering, just as beautiful as We're For The Dark. This video illustrates what a powerful perfoming group they were, and underscores the senseless way they were abused by management. Stan Polly was responsible for the deaths of Pete AND Tommy.

[spybond007]

gbj11, I have to agree Straight up is a great album. Great production, songwriting and the Album flows very well from start to finish. One of the all time favorites.

[gbj11]

Straight Up is one of the ten greatest rock albums ever... I've always felt that way. Not a bad track on it, and a number of classics, like this song.

Thanks so much for posting all these. These are the best Badfinger clips I've ever seen.

[giles422]

they didn't know how good they were

[PeachWNK]

Love this song--I think my favorite off of Straight Up. Just knowing the story of the band brings tears to my eyes when listening--the way Tom and Pete harmonize so beautifully.

[Daleski8]

Yes-I love Badfinger!!! This is a great song!! I wish they would have added the organ like on the record...but it still sounded great. I still listen to their music all the time...its timeless!!

[ba001e6750]

Peter william Ham... left us on this day 24th April back in 1975... what a Great talent we have lost!!! RIP Peter never forgotten!!!

Paul/Jake

[colin5180]

RIP Pete... 33 years ago today.

[closertotheheart]

This song is so beautiful and sad.

[5point0]

MY GOD! LIVE Badfinger! Thanks!

[dlp155]

Had the fortunate experience to see Badfinger twice (both times at the Ritz Theatre on Staten Island) in the early 70's. GREAT BAND!!!!

Also saw Mike Gibbins at a Beatlefest in the mid 90's(a true gentleman who recalled fondly, his days with his friends).

The Art of the Opening Track is lost these days with the advent of the CD and iPod (ability to shuffle).

"Take It All" will live on as one of the best opening tracks of all time!!!!

It Sounds Better On Vinyl!!!!

[ariggidunmore]

Are you kidding me....

I had forgotten that this was my favorite song of my life back when I was 12 or so...1973.

Although everyone was cueing up Baby Blue, Day After Day and such, (those of us who had to cue a song on a LP) I was crazy for this song.

I was driving to my sisters house about a year ago and the greatest hits c

d was in the car and when this song came on, I went crazy!!! what a song!!!

[DritteGeiger]

Mere words are woefully inadequate to describe just how AWESOME Badfinger was!

[kichniph]

Pete Ham. Truly one of rock's greatest. Badfinger....an overall incredible band. I miss the magic that was...Badfinger.

[wwekane2468]

This is great. I've checked out all of your badfinger videos from this show. I've never seen any of this before. This was a treat to see these performances.

[ArchieMeadies]

Holy smoke, this is priceless!!!

I love this band, I love this song and I love the album. This has made my day.

It's amazing to hear it in its basic form (although the hammond break that was added later is one of my favourite moments in the history of pop music!)

Superb posting, raferdurham!!

[nofmonterey]

wow, that was great, I love Badfinger, MORE, MORE, MORE!!

[markmusicman]

Pete as always sounding fantastic, so much feeling and depth. Great job by the whole band on this one. I Love the harmonies and Joey does some good guitar work on this one. Badfinger was an incredable band, watching this video gives me such a sad feeling inside.

[rothr]

That would be a 'yes'. So far: 3 down (and 3 to go?)!

[lasange]

Do you have the rest of the songs from this show like Day After Day?