Theirs was a career beset by chaos and tragedy, as well as a sense that their recorded output never matched the potential of what they could have done. Often, through no fault of their own, Badfinger ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Badfinger, in the words of their 1970 hit “No Matter What,” will always be around and be a part of it all. The Welsh rockers ...

In July 1969, Paul McCartney arrived early for a Beatles recording session at Abbey Road and used the empty studio to make a demo entirely by himself. Before long, another band would turn his new song ...

You may remember "Come and Get It" for its quintessentially Beatles vocal sound, or its catchy chorus, or just from its time on the radio in the spring of 1970, when it was released by Badfinger.

Badfinger battled comparisons to the Beatles from nearly the moment they started their musical career. Producer Tony Visconti worked with the group (then known to the world as the Iveys) and produced ...

Paul McCartney wrote classic rock songs for numerous artists besides The Beatles. For example, he penned Badfinger’s “Come and Get It.” Subsequently, Paul revealed what he thought of the song and the ...

The album was released on Friday, April 25, via digital formats and as a limited-edition CD. The CD comes packaged in a six-panel digipak, and features 31 tracks, one more than the digital release.

The music of the late '60s and early '70s was in the spotlight recently at City Winery in Chicago. Badfinger, starring original member Joey Molland, was in the house and entertaining fans with their ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Badfinger, straight up in 1972. From left, Joey Molland, Tom Evans, Pete Ham and Mike Gibbens. In ...

Forty-eight hours after AMC's "Breaking Bad" finale aired on Sept. 29, Bruce Resnikoff, president/CEO of Universal Music's catalog division, was marveling at the number of discussions about the song… ...

In this week's Chart Moves, Badfinger's "Baby Blue" roars onto Hot Rock Songs at No. 14; Paramore's "Still Into You" soars 34-25 in its 13th week; Lorde tops Hot Rock Songs for the sixth week with… By ...