Badfinger covers

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One Night Stand - No Matter What (1988)

カテゴリ:: No Matter What

One Night Stand - No Matter What [Pete Ham]

1988/ 7" Stand Up Records：O.N.S. 001/SRT 8KS1804

A Side: No Matter What

AA Side: If You've Got Nothing To Do And Plenty Of Time To Do It, Come Up And See Me Some Time

この録音の6年前には、Mike Gibbins が参加した David Tipton / Queen Of China (1982) が同じ Sycamore Studios でレコーディングされている。

★★★

タグ：: #One_Night_Stand; #No_Matter_What; #Geoff_Payne; #Sycamore_Studios; #G.J._Vaughan

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Jamie Conway - Without You (2011)

カテゴリ:: Without You

Jamie Conway - Without You
[Producer: Jack Jezzro] [Exective Producer: Greg Howard]

Jamie Conway / Elegant Piano Romance: The 70s
2011/02/15 CD Green Hill：GHD5777 2. Without You

★★

タグ：: #Jamie_Conway; #Without_You; #Jack_Jezzro; #Greg_Howard; #cover

2016/08/1823:46
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Maurice Phillips - Without You (2011)

カテゴリ:: Without You

Maurice Phillips - Without You

Maurice Phillips / Late Night Guitar for Lovers
2011/04/07 CD K-Tel：CMWH-614 5. Without You

★★

タグ：: #Maurice_Phillips; #Without_You; #cover

2016/08/1723:55
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Paul Gambaccini / Paul McCartney In His Own Words (1976)

カテゴリ:: Book; Pete Ham

Paul Gambaccini / Paul McCartney In His Own Words (1976)

summer 1975
  So did the death of Pete Ham, the Badfinger songwriter who took his own life by hanging in his lonely Golders Green room in the spring of 1975. McCartney had written the group's first hit, 'Come and Get It' from The Magic Christian, after which Ham and his comrades took over for the international hits 'No Matter What,' 'Day After Day,' and 'Baby Blue.' Ham co-wrote 'Without You,' Nilsson's number one single, which originally appeared on an Apple Badfinger album.
            "Did you hear about Pete Ham?" McCartney said. "I was sad because he was good. Well, I told everybody he was good. It was one of those things where you hear about it and think, if only I had called him up a week earlier, I wonder if I could have helped to save him?"
            Linda nodded in understanding. "It was like that with Jimi (Hendrix). The week before he died we were talking about him and decided we had to invite him up to Scotland, but we didn't that night. A week later, he was dead."
Ham's death further scattered to the winds the Apple artists of the hopeful late sixties. Only James Taylor, now on Warner Brothers, and Billy Preston, currently recording for A&M, are still enjoying commercial success. McCartney himself cut his link with the label in 1975 by adopting the Capitol logo of the fifties for his releases. The first Wings records to bear the new old label were Venus and Mars and 'Listen to What the Man Said.'

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