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[fake PS] The Iveys - Maybe Tomorrow (1969 US 7")

[fake PS + Original 7"] The Iveys - Maybe Tomorrow / Daddy's a Millionaire (Apple 1803) 
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fake ps Maybe Tomorrow US a
 
As an Astute collector, you already know that this is not an original sleeve from the 1960's, 
but I'm stating it anyways so you can be clear. 
Alternate Picture Sleeve is VG++ 
Original vinyl single is super clean VG++ 
 
Starting price: US $18.99 
October 23, 2024 at 2:06:01pm PDT 
Duration: 5 days 
Time Ended: October 28, 2024 at 2:06pm PDT 
Bids: 4   Bidders: 3 
Winning bid: US $24.50 
 
 
 
 Badfinger 怪しいシングル盤スリーブ repro picture sleeve 

 

[eBay] Badfinger - Name of the Game 7" Acetate - Al Kooper Dub

Badfinger - Name of the Game 7" Acetate - Al Kooper Dub - Only Known Copy RARE ! 
Badfinger - Name of the Game 7'' Acetate - Al Kooper Dub
Starting price: C $275.00 
September 27, 2024 at 2:10:29pm PDT 
Duration: 10 days 
Time Ended: October 7, 2024 at 2:10PM PDT 
Bids: 1   Bidders: 1 
Winning bid: C $275.00 
 
Badfinger - Name of the Game – 7" Acetate 
Al Kooper Organ & Piano Overdubs 
 
In Short:  In January of 1971 the members of Badfinger went into the studio with Geof Emerick to record their follow up Lp to “No Dice” which was to be called “Straight Up”. Twelve songs were recorded by March 1971 and presented to George Harrison / Apple Records for release approval.  Surprisingly the release request was denied and the project was shelved. It is believed that Allan Steckler, head of Apple’s U.S. operations was responsible for the Emerick recordings being shelved. 
 
On April 23rd, Phil Spector and George Harrison submitted a remixed version of the song “Name of the Game” to be considered as the 1st single from the forth coming Lp. It was also rejected. 
 
While the band was touring the U.S. they attended a session in New York City for “Name of the Game”  at Bell Studio, where Al Kooper overdubbed swirling organ and piano onto the track. This mix was similarly unsuccessful.  Apple then decided to shelve the Emerick produced album. 
 
At some point it was decided that George Harrison would produce the new Badfinger Lp and work began on the project on May 30th, 1971.  Six songs would be reworked from the Emerick sessions and six new songs were added to the Lp. Unfortunately George was unable to finish the project due to commitments made to the Concert for Bangla Desh (Concert and Lp). 
 
In September of 1971 Todd Rundgren was engaged to complete the project which he did with a December 1971 U.S. release and a January 1972 U.K. release. 
 
This auction is for the "Name of the Game" 7" acetate with the Al Kooper over dubbed organ and piano.  I believe only 1 acetate was cut from the master tape and I believe this is that acetate. Incredibly rare. 
 
The acetate has numerous marks on the surface and plays with some surface noise and the odd pop and crackle.  The number 244AA is stamped into the center of the acetate on the blank side.  I had the acetate transferred to CD and had it declicked so the CD plays amazing and sounds very good.  The winning bidder will get a CD of the acetate (declicked). 
 

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[Newspaper] Adirondack Daily Enterprise (December 17, 2004)

Adirondack Daily Enterprise   [Saranac Lake, New York] 
 
Adirondack Daily Enterprise (December 17, 2004) 
Christie's Auction includes guitars once owned by George Harrison  by Pat Milton 
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 A 1964 Gibson SG Standard guitar, Serial No. 227666 

 

[Julien's Auctions Nov 2023] Pete Ham studio-played Ovation Deacon (Serial # E 2282)

PLAYED, WORN, & TORN: ROCK ‘N’ ROLL ICONIC GUITARS AND MEMORABILIA (EVENING SALE - SESSION I)(#3386) 
7:00 PM CST November 16, 2023 
 
LOT #29 
Badfinger  Pete Ham studio-played Wish You Were Here 
Ovation Deacon Electric Guitar (Serial # E 2282)  with Poster 
 
ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $50,000 
STARTING BID: $5,000 
Winning bid: $39,000(20 bids) 
Julien's Auctions Lot #29 a
An Ovation Deacon electric guitar in sunburst finish, serial number E 2282, owned and played by Pete Ham of Badfinger. 
Accompanied by a Sunn amplification promo poster featuring Pete Ham and Badfinger recording their 1974 album Wish You Were Here at Caribou Ranch studios, with an image of Ham playing his Ovation. The album was quickly pulled following its release due to legal disputes. Additional troubles involving the groups manager absconding with funds contributed to Ham's depression and he tragiclly committed suicide in April of the following year. 
Also included is a Letter of Authenticity signed by John Ham, Pete Ham's brother, dated May 11, 2012. The letter details that the guitar was owned and played by Pete Ham when he was a member of Badfinger, and also mentions that Badfinger were Ovation and Sunn Amplification endorsees, and were featured in promotional material for those companies. 
The guitar is in good condition, showing hardly any sings of wear. The electronics are in good condition, the volume pot is a bit scratchy. It is housed in it's original brown hardcase that was supplied with the guitar by the Ovation company in the early 1970s. 
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This is Pete Ham's Ovation Deacon. Serial number E 2282. The guitar is in the original case and was supplied to Pete Ham by the Ovation company (Kaman) in the early 1970s, along with an Ovation acoustic guitar. Pete used the guitar with Badfinger and can be seen with it while recording in Caribou Ranch Recording Studios. There is a poster for Sunn amplification, which Badfinger also endorsed, on which Pete can be seen with this Ovation Deacon. This comes with a letter from Pete’s brother John, who is pictured here holding the guitar. 
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[eBay] Badfinger - Name of the Game / Suitcase (UK Apple Acetate)

UK 1971 Apple Acetate 
Badfinger - Name of the Game / Suitcase 

 
Badfinger - Name of the Game + Suitcase acetate
Badfinger - Suitcase + Name of the Game acetate
 
Starting price: GBP 9.99 
Jun 22, 2023 at 12:24:01pm PDT
Duration: 10 days 
Time Ended: Jul 2, 2023 at 12:24PM PDT 
Bids: 34   Bidders: 9 
Winning bid: GBP 770.00 
 
 

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[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 
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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 

 
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