Badfinger

If You Want It, Here It Is, Come And Get It(Badfinger)wav

As pictured on their album Straight Up
Country	Swansea, Wales
Years active	1969–1983
Genres	Power pop
Labels	Apple Records Warner Bros.
Members	William Peter Ham, b. 27 April 1947 d. 23 April 1975 Thomas Evans b. 5 June 1947 d. 19 November 1983 Joseph “Joey” Charles Molland b. 21 June 1947 Ronald Llewellyn Griffiths b. 2 October 1946 Michael George Gibbins b. 12 March 1949 d. 4 October 2005 Bob Jackson 6 January 1949 Joe Tansin

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Magic Christian is made up of a mix of originals recorded for this album and a handful of tracks remixed from their debut as The Iveys. The stylistic contrast between Badfinger and The Iveys is quite pronounced on some tracks. Tony Visconti’s production on Maybe Tomorrow (the album The Iveys tracks were culled from)wasn’t bad just a bit over the top.Paul McCartney produced at least two tracks here (the self penned Come And Get It and Rock Of All Ages both used in the film), while Mal Evans produced the bulk of the rest of the original material. The more recent Badfinger tracks are the stronger songs included. Maybe Tomorrow, while a fine song, doesn’t belong here–it’s sound is florid and doesn’t fit in well with the bulk of these tracks. Crimson Ship (a song written as a tribute to McCartney who came in and helped the band out)is one of the stand out tracks here.