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[Various Artists] Just Look Inside The Cover - Songs of Pete Ham

2026/06/19   CD   Y&T Music   Just Look Inside The Cover - Songs of Pete Ham 
 
01.Mike Delevante - a Lonely Day 
02.Pezband - Tulip 
03.Sharp Pins - Just How Lucky We Are 
04.Eric Dover - Leaving on a Midnight Train 
05.Arlan Feiles - You're Such a Good Woman 
06.Bill Lloyd - Our Song 
07.Rob Bonfiglio - Hand in Hand 
08.Mary Karlzen - Dawn 
09.The Fraternals - Catherine Cares 
10.Fernando Perdomo - Time Is Mine 
11.Mic Harrison and the High Score - a Little Bit of Rock and Roll 
12.Tobin Sprout - Keep Your Country Tidy 
13.Humbert - Little Mary 
14.Steve Barton - Ringside 
15.The Parlophonics - Makes Me Feel Good 
16.Richard Barone (Featuring the Midnight Callers) - I'm Only Human 
17.Darren Hayman and Robert Rotifer - Love Will Be 
18.Mark Healey - It Doesn't Really Matter 
19.Jeff Alan Ross - the Day Begins 
20.Ron Griffiths - Take Good Care of My Baby 
21.Bob Jackson - Just Look Inside the Cover 
22.Tobin Sprout - Keep Your Country Tidy (Reprise) 
Just Look Inside The Cover - Songs Of Pete Ham
 

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[Christie's] The Jim Irsay Collection: Hall of Fame

LOT 10 
GEORGE HARRISON: A GIBSON ‘SG’ STANDARD GUITAR 
USED EXTENSIVELY FROM 1966 TO 1968 
GIBSON INCORPORATED, KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN, 1964 
Estimate: USD 800,000 – USD 1,200,000 

Pete Guitar
 
2026/02/26   Tony Bacon 
George Harrison’s iconic Gibson SG set for auction (March 12, 2026) 

A little later in the 1960s, George gave his retired SG to Pete Ham of Badfinger, who were signed to The Beatles’ Apple record label. Pete used it throughout the group’s prime before his tragic early death in 1975, and Pete’s brother John sold the guitar at auction in 2004 for $567,000—which is how the guitar ended up in Jim Irsay’s remarkable collection. 
Following Irsay’s untimely death last year, George’s SG is heading to auction in March as part of the star-studded Christie’s Jim Irsay Hall Of Fame sale. It’s a distinguished item, estimated at $800,000 to $1,200,000, and it stands out among very strong competition in what the auction house calls “a chorus of cultural touchstones.” 

 
 
 
 Jim Irsay has died on May 21, 2025 

 A 1964 Gibson SG Standard guitar, Serial No. 227666 

 

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Pete Ham (Badfinger): The Tragic 27 Club Suicide of the Beatles’ Protege

2025/09/23   The Legends of Blues & Rock 
Pete Ham (Badfinger): The Tragic 27 Club Suicide of the Beatles’ Protege 

 
 
 
 Tom Evans (Badfinger): The Tragic Suicide That Completed Rock’s Most Cursed Band 

 

The Iveys - Live in Neath (1966) UNRELEASED

The Iveys - I'm Not Tired - Live in Neath (1966) UNRELEASED 
 Dave Jenkins - lead vocal & rhythm guitar 
 Pete Ham - backing vocal & lead guitar 
 Ron Griffiths - backing vocal & bass guitar 
 Mike Gibbins - drums 

Outtake (due to the PA feedback) from The Iveys Anthology, Vol. 1, Live at The Empire in Neath, South Wales: June 7, 1966. 
Live cover version of the 1965 Wilson Pickett song, written by Steve Cropper and Wilson Pickett. This song was the B-side of the classic hit single "In The Midnight Hour." 
 
The Iveys - Something You Got - Live in Neath (1966) UNRELEASED 
 Dave Jenkins - lead vocal & rhythm guitar 
 Pete Ham - backing vocal & lead guitar 
 Ron Griffiths - backing vocal & bass guitar 
 Mike Gibbins - drums 

Outtake from The Iveys Anthology, Vol. 1, Live at The Empire in Neath, South Wales: June 7, 1966.
Live cover version of the Alvin Robinson song, written by Chris Kenner, which reached No. 52 on the Billboard Pop charts in the U.S.A. in 1964. 
 
The Iveys - Twenty Miles - Live in Neath (1966) UNRELEASED 
 Ron Griffiths - lead vocal & bass guitar 
 Dave Jenkins - backing vocal & rhythm guitar 
 Pete Ham - backing vocal & lead guitar 
 Mike Gibbins - drums. 

Outtake from The Iveys Anthology, Vol. 1, Live at The Empire in Neath, South Wales: June 7, 1966.
Live cover version of the 1964 EP track performed by Brian Poole and the Tremeloes, written by Kal Mann and Bernie Lowe. It was originally a 1963 hit single in the U.S.A. by Chubby Checker that reached No. 15 on both the U.S.A. R&B and the Billboard Hot 100 charts. 
 

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The Iveys - Jams - (possibly 1969)

The Iveys - Jams - (possibly 1969) 

A couple of jams from one of their many rehearsal sessions by The Iveys. This jam includes: "Michael, Row The Boat Ashore", "I Put A Spell On You", "God Save The Queen".. And quiet a few more. It is not clear as to whom is playing what instrument, but this is thought to be all of The Iveys, as well as Bill Collins. The most likely scenario is that the band is swapping instruments. 
 

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