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When Marty Ross Lived Inside Badfinger's Nightmare

2026/06/07   The Vinyl Verdict   Marty Ross 
"Kid, Run." When Marty Ross of The Wigs & The New Monkees Lived Inside Badfinger's Nightmare 

 

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[Interview] Exclusive interview with Bob Jackson (September 2025)

2025/09/22   Jacopo Vigezzi   Progressive Rock Journal 
[Interview] Exclusive interview with Bob Jackson of legendary Indian Summer and Badfinger 

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Badfinger - Name of the Game - Pete Ham interview (1972)

Badfinger - Name of the Game - Pete Ham interview (1972) 

Pete is interviewed, then a Badfinger classic from Straight Up. Pete Ham wrote this song. It covered many areas of thought for Pete. The chorus dealt with the his turmoil as he contemplated his relationship with his girlfriend of the time, Beverley Ellis. A baby had been lost of a dear friend and having travelled to America he was taken by the unrest and poverty he witnessed. A man who was a deep thinker with great compassion that just flowed out in his music... 
 

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[The Strange Brew] Bob Jackson on Saving Badfinger's Lost Album (June 2025)

2025/06/24   Interview by Jason Barnard of The Strange Brew Podcast 
 
WATCH: Bob Jackson reveals how he spent 50 YEARS hunting for Badfinger's lost master tapes & the legal battle that freed their album Head First. Bob remembers Badfinger's tragic final chapter & his fight to honour Pete Ham & Tom Evans' legacy. 

 
 
 
 [The Strange Brew] Bob Jackson - Badfinger (August 2016) 

 

Badfinger - Rolling Stone interview (recorded May 3, 1971)

Rolling Stone interview (recorded May 3, 1971) 

 
Harold Bronson's interview with Badfinger for Rolling Stone magazine, recorded May 3, 1971. The interview was taken during Badfinger's second US Tour, the day after playing at The Aquarius Club in Seattle, WA on May 2nd, 1971 and before arriving to Kent, OH to play a gig at The Revelation on May 5th, 1971. The band was supposed to go to Australia after the US Tour, but did not as that leg of the Tour was cancelled. Interestingly enough, they instead went to back to work on the album Straight Up, with George Harrison and the next shows they would play would be The Concert For Bangladesh. 
 
 
 
 [Magazine] Rolling Stone #84 (June 10, 1971) 

 

[Ken Michaels Radio] Videocast #188 - Bob Jackson (April 30, 2025)

Ken Michaels Radio (2025/04/30) 
Videocast #188 - Bob Jackson (Badfinger, "Head First" album) 

 
 
 
 [Ken Michaels Radio] Videocast #1 - Joey Molland (October 15, 2020) 

 [Ken Michaels Radio] Videocast #153 - Tom Brennan (April 12, 2024) 

 
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