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- The horn interlude in "I'm Still in Love with You" is pretty unique in his repertoire. It may be his quietest, mellowest hit from from the golden period.
- Whoops. I suppose that would be (I've) Got My Mind Set on You.
- I'll guess at one I don't see yet... 11. Got My Mind Set on You Sounds suspiciously like the James Ray original.
- That would be "The Woman in Red" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meVirQLBZSk
- 19 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart' - Saint Etienne
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Few bands in the history of rock n’ roll have been simultaneously as lucky and doomed as Badfinger. Lucky because they were not only one of the wildly eclectic assortment of artists the Beatles signed to their Apple Records label in 1968, but also because they had the talent and the so
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think about the good times
sometimes
take it all
hold on
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As a side note, Joey Molland is still touring Under the name "Badfinger featuring Joey Molland" they are out on the road again as part of "Hippyfest" making the round at at an ampetheather near you. I saw it last year and they were pretty good.
Day after day, is one of those songs that I never get sick of whenever I hear it.
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That TV host in Milwaukee seems like he could have been the model for Krusty The Klown! It's worth noting that whatever embarrassment they may have felt they turned in a massive performance that night.