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Badfinger / Head First (2000) ad, sample cassette

Badfinger / Head First 
2000/10/25   2CD   Nippon Crown:CRCL-4051 
 
ad 
Badfinger - Head First ad
 
Badfinger / Head First (sample for hearing test only cassette) 
Badfinger - Head First sample cassette 1
Badfinger - Head First sample cassette 2
Badfinger - Head First sample cassette 3
 
Badfinger - Head First ad
 
 
 
 [Promo-only 1CD] Badfinger / Head First (Nippon Crown: X-335) 

 

[Omega Auctions] Badfinger / Master Tapes for Unreleased LP

Omega Auctions 
The Beatles Collection  Live Auction: March 28, 2023 10:00 BST 
Lot 125  Badfinger - Master Tapes for Unreleased LP 
Opening price: 90 GBP 
Auctioneer's estimate: 150 GBP - 250 GBP 
Sold for £380 
Omega Auctions Lot 125 Badfinger - Unreleased LP b
Omega Auctions Lot 125 Badfinger - Unreleased LP a
Two boxed reels of Scotch audio tape, containing both sides of an at the time unreleased 1974 LP recorded at Apple by Badfinger, subsequently rejected by Warner and later issued in 2000s on CD as 'Headfirst Remixed'. These items are sold as artefacts only, without copyright. Any reproduction is strictly prohibited. 
 
 
 
 [eBay] Badfinger Reel to Reel Tape of Last Album Head First 

 

Brooke Saunders / Meeting Badfinger's Mike Gibbins in Wales

Brooke Saunders / Meeting Badfinger's Mike Gibbins in Wales 

 
Mike Gibbins of Badfinger in Swansea - June 1977 

 
 
 
 No Matter What a tribute to the music of Badfinger (April 30, 2016) 

 [eBay] Badfinger Reel to Reel Tape of Last Album Head First 

 [お便りコーナー 4] スウォンジー、1977年6月 

 

[Promo-only 1CD] Badfinger / Head First (Nippon Crown: X-335)

Badfinger / Head First (Nippon Crown: X-335
   Japanese Promo-only 1CD 
Badfinger - Head First X-335 1cd a
 
Badfinger / Head First promo press [2000.10.25 on sale] 
Badfinger - Head First X-335 1cd b
 
 
Badfinger / Head First ad [2000.12.16 in stores
Badfinger - Head First ad
 
 
 
 Badfinger / Head First (2000) ad, sample cassette 

 

[Bootleg] Badfinger / For Pete's Sake

Badfinger / For Pete's Sake 
Boby Hester CD. STBO-3424 
Badfinger - For Pete's Sake 2CD b
Badfinger - For Pete's Sake 2CD a
1968-1975 Demos, Outtakes And Rarities. This 2CD Set Compiles Some Of The Best Uncirculating Or Hard-To-Find Badfinger Demos And Studio Outtakes. 
 

 
2 CD-R. 113 minutes 
CD 1 
1. Carry On Til Tomorrow – 1969 demo 
2. Knocking Down Our Home – 1968 demo given to Paul McCartney 
3. Maybe Tomorrow – 1969 recording for BBC radio 
4. John Forgot To Sing – 1970 Pete Ham demo 
5. No Matter What – 1970 early mix w/alternate lead vocal 
6. I Can't Take It – 1970- alternate/extended mix – no horns 
7. No Matter What – 1970 'Top Of The Pops' live vacal version with fixed intro 
8. Without You (If It's Love) – 1969 Pete Ham demo 
9. Without You (I Can't Live) – 1969 Tom Evans demo- speed corrected 
10. We're For The Dark – 1970 alternate mix- different guitar overdubs, no horns or strings 
11. I'll Be The One – 1970 rehearsal 
12. Take It All – 1971 Pete Ham demo 
13. Day After Day – 1971 rough mix alternatelead vocal and lacking overdubs 
14. Name Of The Game – 1971 unreleased Al Kooper single mix 
15. Do You Mind – 1972 'Ass' outtake – 1st unreleased version from upgraded source 
16. Do You Mind – “Ass” outtake – piano based version – unreleased to date 
17. Coppertone Blues – new composite version from original Pete Ham demo and 1972 'Ass' outtake backing track 
18. Shine On – 1973 rehearsal 
19. Oh Wow – 1973 unfinished track from self-titled Warner Bros. sessions – a.k.a. 'Love My Lady' 
20. Song For A Lost Friend – 1973 rough mix of finished take with extened ending 
21. Where Do We Go From Here – 1973 rough mix of finished take with piano vs. steel drums 
22. It Doesn't Really Matter – 1974 undubbed Pete Ham demo 
23. Just How Lucky We Are – 1974 longer Pete Ham demo 
24. Ringside – 1975 1st Pete Ham demo 
25. Ringside – 1975 longer Pete Ham demo- one of his final recordings 
26. Dennis – 2006 edit version from ‘Perfection; The songs of Badfinger's Pete Ham & Tom Evans promo cd 

CD 2: Alternate 'Head First' mixes 
1. Lay Me Down 
2. Turn Around 
3. Keep Believing 
4. Rockin' Machine 
5. Passed Fast 
6. Saville Row 
7. Moonshine 
8. Rock 'n' Roll Contract 
9. Back Again 
10. Hey, Mr. Manager 
  
Badfinger-For-Petes-Sake
 
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[eBay] Badfinger Reel to Reel Tape of Last Album Head First

[eBay][eBay][eBay] Badfinger Reel to Reel Tape of Last Album Head First 
Badfinger Demo Reel to Reel Tape Head First
Badfinger Demo Reel to Reel Tape Head First t

Badfinger Demo Reel to Reel Tape of Last Album "Head First"  Extremely Rare 
Very, very rare copy of Badfinger's last album “Head First” on a reel to reel half-track demo tape given to management and band members only in 1975, recorded at 3 Savile Row Apple Studio in December 1974, in London, England.  I do not own copyrights and it should not be bootlegged. 

It was mixed at the Record Plant in California by Kiss producers Kerner and Wise, and only a handful of copies were made.  I have never seen another one, much less one for sale. 

The tape was given to me in late June, 1977. I was already in England for a family reunion, and traveled to Swansea to search out them out, they were one of my favorite groups.  I got to meet Pete Ham’s brother, John, who introduced me to Mike Gibbins, and we got together several times at his flat and other places in Swansea. 

This tape has nine songs on it, and though Mike wrote down ten titles on the cover, one of his own songs is missing from the lineup. It is a Sony brand tape, or at least the reel says so, in a Record Plant box, and contains one of several mixes of their last album, “Head First.”  Joining Pete Ham, Tom Evans, and Mike Gibbins to make this recording was English musician and songwriter, Bob Jackson, who had just replaced Joey Molland, and contributed songs for the recording session.  It was rush-recorded from December 1-14, in 1974.

Mike said he liked this mix better than some of the others he had heard, and told me to share it, because it would likely never come out, due to the legal complications. But he also joked also not to bootleg it, of course, and as instructed, I did make copies from time to time to give to Badfinger fans I ran into. 

He was right about the release being problematic, it was star-crossed with a complicated history, and it would be advisable to consult Wikipedia for the complete story.  Most of the songs did come out later at various times in various guises in limited releases, and always under a legal cloud.

The box is a bit banged up, but it has only been played a couple of times. I wrote A.I.R. on the box for some reason, because Mike Gibbins mentioned A.I.R Studio when he gave it to me, that is the famous London studio owned by George Martin at the time.  But it was not recorded there or mixed there, according to research, and I don’t know why I put it on the box.

The masters were sent out to the San Francisco location of Record Plant to be mixed down. But then Warner Brothers rejected the album because there were missing funds, due to fraud by Badfinger manager, Stan Polley.  To add insult to injury, the master tapes were lost over time. 

Rolling Stone magazine called it one of the greatest lost rock masterpieces of all time, and the evidence is in the extraordinary and haunting music, excellent songwriting, and harmonies unequaled in music history.  
 
 
 
 [Omega Auctions] Badfinger / Master Tapes for Unreleased LP 

 No Matter What a tribute to the music of Badfinger (Apr 30, 2016) 

 [お便りコーナー 4] スウォンジー、1977年6月 

 
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