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Badfinger - Sing For The Song - full album 1971

97,359 views (2018-10-20)Upload date: 2014-02-15⏱ 39:48👍 697 · 👎 17★ 4.90Music

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In the archive: 2014-09-22 – 2018-12-16.
Sources: Common Crawl 2014-41, 2014-42, 2015-48, 2017-17, 2017-22, 2017-47, 2018-13, 2018-22, 2018-34, 2018-39, 2018-43, 2018-47, 2018-51
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Unreleased LP produced by Geoff Emerick Jan-March 1971
Abbey Road/ Air Studios - specific tracks below
https://www.facebook.com/groups/22118...
https://www.facebook.com/BadfingerThe...
https://www.facebook.com/Pete-Ham-726...
0:00 I'll Be The One
2:54 Name Of The Game
7:20 Money/Flying
14:07 Baby Please
17:11 Suitcase
20:30 No Good At All
22:39 Sweet Tuesday Morning
25:11 Loving You
28:03 Mean Mean Jamima
31:46 Perfection
36:27 Sing For The Song

The album was mixed, but to be reviewed by Apple first, as group left for tour
Singles planned "I'll Be The One" and "Name Of The Game"
George Harrison and Phil Spector remixed an Al Kooper overdubbed "Name Of The Game" but ultimately they killed the singles and the album release.
George started a new album as producer and that was finished by producer Todd Rundgren - in what was to become "Straight Up".

This remaster is from a tape copy - there are some dropouts - but it is made as analog a sound as possible to recreate a feel for what the LP may have come out like.

Orchestral arrangements - George Martin - John Barham has been credited for "Name Of The Game" at times , but Geoff Emerick says it does sound more like George's work, especially he is sure it is George Martin for "Money/Flying." Geoff used three different arrangers during his time producing Badfinger (also Harry Robinson).

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Captures with a view count: 13 (the watch page and the lists that showed the video).

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2018-10-20CC 2018-43youtube.com/watch?v=WmLpt1YuFFsavailable97,359697 / 17

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