Joey Molland of Badfinger performs "No Matter What" on the Upbeat Show from 2005. The backup band is called the Fab Five. There is an interview with Molland after the performance.
Joey Molland of Badfinger performs "No Matter What" on the Upbeat Show from 2005. The backup band is called the Fab Five. There is an interview with Molland after the performance.
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Gosh this guy is in his 60s and sounds great he is the only one left from the early 70s line up... there is one guy left from bad fingers original line up and one left from the mid 70s besides joey and that is the key board player, they all do tributes to the 2 guys who died HAVE ALOOK. Joey is the result what hapens to the past rockers they live on the memories of others and thats fine with me. Cheers
He's trying to keep it alive, but he isn't getting much help. In a professional back up band, he'd have had maybe a second lead vocal and certainly strong back-up vocals. This sounds like it was simply thrown together for the gig. I've been a Badfinger fan since their first song was heard in the US. I understand the comparisons between Pete (R.I.P.) and Joey, but it's like the wife of your best friend you don't entirely like...your best friend chose her. Enjoy their music. Cheers.
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there is one guy left from bad fingers original line up and one left from the mid 70s besides joey and that is the key board player, they all do tributes to the 2 guys who died HAVE ALOOK.
Joey is the result what hapens to the past rockers they live on the memories of others and thats fine with me. Cheers
Poor bloke.
Time to hang up the shoes Joey
and move on to something like
accounting (??) or retirement perhaps?
I've been a Badfinger fan since their first song was heard in the US. I understand the comparisons between Pete (R.I.P.) and Joey, but it's like the wife of your best friend you don't entirely like...your best friend chose her.
Enjoy their music.
Cheers.