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10 de may. de 2024 · Here is a concert from their 1973 period. It’s not one of the milestone concerts by the band, and you get the feeling things aren’t going very well. But at the time nobody knew. Here is Badfinger, recorded by BBC Radio 1 at The Paris Theater on August 10, 1973.
Hace 5 días · 1. “Day After Day” (1971) Penned by Pete Ham and produced by George Harrison (with some parts redone by Todd Rundgren), this was Badfinger’s highest charting single here in the States, and it made it all the way to No. 4. The site Classic Rock hails this as “a ravishing masterpiece” from the band.
21 de may. de 2024 · Badfinger’s journey through the early ’70s gifted us with melodies that, while initially basking in their immediate limelight, have since somewhat dimmed in the collective memory of music fanatics. Yet, these pieces are masterful narrations of heartache, hope, and harmonic bliss. Let’s dive deeper into eight tracks that encapsulate the essence and tragedy of a […]
Hace 1 día · For someone who lost all of his bandmates before he turned 60, Badfinger’s Joey Molland is one of the most upbeat and excitable people who wields a six-stringed axe. “So many great players ...
10 de may. de 2024 · Friday Night is Music Night. The BBC Concert Orchestra explore repertoire ranging from the golden age of light music to the best in film and TV scores. Classic show songs with Katie...
Hace 1 día · So we'll see if we get in trouble with this one. If so, Judy Collins music must be banned in general, because this is all unreleased too. This comes from a BBC TV show called "In Concert." (This is confusing, because the BBC has tended to call all sorts of radio and TV programs "In Concert.) This particular show by that name ran from 1971 to 1974.
Hace 3 días · Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin has been praised for waving the LGBTQ+ Pride flag during the headline performance at BBC’s Radio 1 Big Weekend in Luton (24-26 May). During the song “People of the Pride”, Martin grabbed a large rainbow Pride flag from the back of the stage and began covering his face with it, even singing through the fabric.
