The Iveys : Badfinger covers

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The Who (July 15, 1965)

July 15, 1965 Ritz Entertainments Club, Skewen, Wales
The Who, The Iveys, The Eyes of Blue

Hello Mal, i do not have photograph's from the gig you mentioned. But i do have this photograph of Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend when The Who performed at the Ritz Club in Skewen, South Wales, along with Eyes of Blues, and The Iveys (later to come Badfinger) on 15th July 1965 https://t.co/cLGbNxTBWD pic.twitter.com/hBDcbzf6Ib
— The Who Archive (@thewhoarchive) June 12, 2025

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タグ：: #Roger_Daltrey; #Pete_Townshend; #The_Who; #Iveys; #The_Eyes_of_Blue

2025/06/1218:01
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Pete Ham - I Want You (demo) / The Iveys - I Want You

Pete Ham - I Want You (demo)

The Iveys - I Want You

★★★

タグ：: #Pete_Ham; #Iveys; #I_Want_You

2025/05/1100:01
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[eBay] Original Photos of Iveys / Badfinger

The photos were taken by the wife of the seller.

4 Original Photos of Iveys / Badfinger

3 Original Photos of Iveys / Badfinger

2 Original Photos of Iveys / Badfinger. Pete Ham and Mike Gibbins

Original Photos of Iveys / Badfinger. Ron Griffiths and Tom Evans

Photo of Tom Evans. Iveys and Badfinger

Iveys, Badfinger 2 Photos of Tom. One of Which Has Been Used for The Cd

★★★

タグ：: #Iveys; #Badfinger; #Photo; #eBay; #Pete_Ham; #Tom_Evans; #Mike_Gibbins; #Ron_Griffiths

2025/04/1600:01
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アイヴィーズ Iveys / Maybe Tomorrow メイビー・トゥモロウ (+2 bonus tracks) (February 28, 2025)

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★ The Iveys / Maybe Tomorrow (February 28, 2025)

タグ：: #Iveys; #Maybe_Tomorrow

2025/03/0110:01
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The Iveys - Spoonful (jam) 1968
Spoonful is a blues song written by Willie Dixon and first recorded in 1960 by Howlin' Wolf. Cream recorded a studio version for their first album, Fresh Cream in 1966 and later released a live version in 1968.

The Iveys 1968

Ron Griffiths - lead vocal & bass

Pete Ham - guitar

Tom Evans - guitar

Mike Gibbins - drums

Badfinger - Red Sails In The Sunset - West Hollywood, CA (1979)
Red Sails in the Sunset was published in 1935, its music was written by Hugh Williams (pseudonym of Wilhelm Grosz) with lyrics by prolific songwriter Jimmy Kennedy.

Recorded on June 30, 1979 at the Roxy Theater in West Hollywood, CA.

Tom Evans - vocals & bass

Joey Molland - guitar & vocals
Tony Kaye - keyboards
Peter Clarke - drums