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I certainly agree, not very listenable but it's historically signigicant. Here is everything I found on YouTube. Maybe someone can dress it up a little :roll: hxxps://we.tl/t-V6dyHKuqXD Is it just me, or at the end of I Got You does he say something about Detroit? And at the end of Day After Day, &...

While researching your request I happened upon these oddities. The band consist of: Tom Evans Mike Gibbins Steve Johns Tony King Jimmy McCullough (not that one) From the curious Evans & Evans era of Badfinger. Tony King was known as Bob Evans at that time, and was the source of the elusive Afte...

I do wonder how planned out the release of Pete Ham demos was. One would have thought that they picked all of the best ones for 7 Park Avenue, and were scraping the barrel a bit more with Golder's Green, but then came Keyhole Street, that pretty much exhaustively covered the 1967-1968 period. Next w...

I believe the Tommy Evans demo of Hey Mr. Manager that was streaming briefly as part of this Pledgemusic campaign is also otherwise uncirculating.

The Pete Ham demos of Things are Really Getting Tight and Take Me Back also debuted as part of this aborted campaign, and ended up on Demos Variety Pack.

I'll drop you a PM.

How I Won the War filmed from September 19 to November 6, 1966. If they were a character affectation for Private Gripweed, they certainly carried over after that.

Unfortunately, sharing non-Beatles material here is against forum rules, but feel free to private message me about any Badfinger related material. At Bootlegzone, I was probably the most active trader of Badfinger material. I had even posted the Dodgers material there, including the UK and US versio...

Lord Reith wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2023 6:11 am Today I think I've discovered something totally new - I'll call it "De-distortion" until I think of a better name for it.

May I be so bold as to suggest restortion?

I'm very curious as to the techniques you've used. Appreciative and awed by the results.

Can someone remove the vocals from Yoko Ono - Plastic Ono Band and give us just John, Klaus, and Ringo?

I have a suggestion/request to those doing great things with McCartney vocal models.

Can you take the 1974 stealth Wings album McGear and model Mike's vocals to sound like Paul?