Badfinger member Pete Ham sings and plays lead guitar on this song at a group rehearsal in 1973. This song was on the group's 1st Warner Brothers LP. It was written about his girlfriend at the time...
Badfinger member Pete Ham sings and plays lead guitar on this song at a group rehearsal in 1973. This song was on the group's 1st Warner Brothers LP. It was written about his girlfriend at the time, Sandie Gipson.
In the book 'Without You: The Tragic Story Of Badfinger" this scene was described as such "Pete is the main focus here, and in a few short minutes you get a chance to see many of his traits: the silly side, the serious side, his soulful ability on guitar, his creative intensity, and at the end, his deeply-rooted introspection. It's a good capsule view of the man."
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the look in Pete's eyes at the end of this video says it all....Polley is now dead by the way.......burning in hell....What a great song and great man! God bless Tommy and Mike too.
the chord change in "baby blue" where they start singing "what can i do, what can i say" stuck out as one of the more memorable parts of songs i've heard. i need to listen deeper in to his lyrics the next time i spin "no dice." seems like he had that brooding intensity, yet playfulness that gene clark (my favorite songwriter) exhibited. there is a lot to learn from those types. they belong in a much more beautiful place than this world. who knows where they are now? if anywhere...
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he's where he belongs-hell!!