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Not familiar with the song myself but watching the ‘three jacobs’ shredding it was pretty damn cool! 👍🏻😎

As a Badfinger / Iveys fan I never heard this song until it was released in the early 1990s with those non-Beatle Apple releases on the Iveys LP that wasn't released in the USA or the UK. Thought the song was fantastic and wondered why it didn't carry over to the first Badfinger LP (Magic Christian Music) as a handful of tracks did. Watching your video gives a wonderful appreciation for how difficult these guitar parts were. I also have to say you must have a terrific ear for picking up all the chords and leads. Really enjoyed this! A+++++

That guitar is so sick! Can't imagine having to change strings on a floating bridge though.

Another great job. I'm not a guitar player, but it is great to see you demonstrate how Pete (and Joey on others) may have played some of these songs. Just my observation on this great song, there is a part that maybe Frampton used later (not intentionally) on Do You Feel Like I Do (when coming out of his solo toward the end)??

Hey, nice cover!! Can you guys do "When I say" please

I had this single with Daddy’s a Millionaire on the flip side, wish I could find it.

As far as I know the track listing on the Maybe Tomorrow album was put together by Apple Records from assorted recordings they had lying around. I don't think they guys themselves had much say in selecting the songs. If this is true that might explain why this material was omitted from their touring repertoire. .

Gentlemen: your insight to the history of Badfinger is so interesting and informative. Appreciate your continuing commitment to the vinyl verdict: thank you! 🙏🏻😎

I have 2 different pressings of that album. Neither are on Apple. Both are bootleg

It's a great video review Jacob and Michael! Sure wish Apple had respectfully re‐issued a Boxset or 'Deluxe package for the short-lived The Iveys album...seeing as they bundled it with 2010 Remaster Magic Christian Music album - The Iveys weren't even given much exposure back in 1969 as the original LP was given UK, Italy, Germany & Japan lukewarm releases. Thank you again Vinyl Verdict for the shared review!

wow I'm really surprised you got this rarity in Argentina, only a very few people know about Badfinger here

A classic album.

Great cover!

Would love more of these!

More badfinger reviews please!

Thank you again for another awesome cover!

Hey, nice cover, you have the tab? This music is so cool!

Great guitar cover and I love the Epiphone!

Jacob shredding it on his own! Great job young man. Love it! You dah man! 👍🏻😎

You guitar slinging muthas! Good guitar work on a classic rock cover! Thanks for posting! 👍🏻😎

Cool, nice job guys! Great tone on those guitars and Michaels vocals sound loud and clear

Guitar work was great. For some reason at least on my iPhone, the vocals just don’t come through.

Fantastic cover!

Great cover, as always. The licks are nailed to a tee!

What is the name of the two guys presenting this?

Chris O 'Dell's book backs up Mal's account that all four Beatles were at Pattie Boyd's birthday party and 1970 at friar Park. She was living at Friar Park at times and was their assistant. George wrote the song Miss O'Dell about her when he was waiting for her when she was running late. Funny... George also wrote Blue Jay way when he was waiting for Derek Taylor in San Francisco when Derek was running late. Apparently a bored George was a creative George. Oh... Chris O'Dell states that Paul and Linda, John and Yoko and Ringo and Maureen were at that birthday party for Pattie.

Quite the find to add to your collection. Very cool guys! Awesome 👍🏻

Love that someone is putting Badfinger music out there. Nice cover you guys 👍

Super cool. Love me do is great. I wish it ended a little better

An interesting finding! Your mention of the lead guitars reminded me that on "No Matter What", there's a chance Joey played the solo on a lap steel guitar! That's what he said, according to a reliable youtuber named Sam Popkin, who does Beatles and some Badfinger covers.

Great video and such a great EP! "Love Me Do" is my favourite Badfinger song, such a great rocker! I own a Mexican Badfinger EP, which has the "Straight Up" cover with "Without You", "Believe Me", "We're For The Dark" and "Better Days".

Great addition to your Badfinger collection!

Very cool find guys! Thank you again for cool review today!

Very cool Beatles memorabilia shop! Thanks for the tour Jacob!

One of my favorite songs from the first album.

What a fun cover, love the blend of acoustic and SG riffs shared in this video short! Thank you Michael and Jacob!!

Best song on the debut.

What a talented young man!

Crisp and clean Jacob - you delivered - as usual. But there is nothing ‘’usual’ about what you do! Exceptional job- Enjoyed it! Kudos to you young man! 👍🏻😉😎

Such a great cover! The inclusion of some bass lines was definitely a good idea! I was on the edge of my seat when I saw that you almost missed the notes! 🙂 Good job!

Over some concerns that there might be lawsuits thrown about, a lot of really cool things exist, but have been kept under wraps. When I posted animated (edit: a RealPlayer) video of Tommy's wedding online back in the 1990s, I received some really nasty and threatening correspondence by a member of the popular lineup of Badfinger. Why would anybody want to subject themselves to that?

One of the few songs that founding Badfinger member Ron Griffiths didn't play on. His harmony would have really added to the song. ☹️

I just got the exact same guitar! So fun to play

Another cool video from the team at The Vinyl Verdict...thank you again Jacob, great work on bass and guitar performance

Beautifully played Jacob!

Sweet

Very well played my friend!! I Subscribed, Keep it up!🎸

Hey guys found out videos through my home page as I’m working on a discography review episode on Badfinger. I think it’s great you guys are talking about Badfinger as much as you do. Are either of you on social media? Curious to know.

Adding to comments today there was a song listed in Ass Sessions from Autumn of '72 listed as "Sandcastles" in Dan's book 'Without You' you wonder if there were some other demos from that period...plus Mike didn't return right away so there session drummers filling in for him - not the full Badfinger line-up yet you wonder if a lot rough tracks of the songs exist at all on tape?? The other rumor is Todd engineering the sound mix at Badfinger's 'Carnegie Hall' March 1, 1972 was committed to tapes...it's all speculation so has Todd actually been asked what took place and what became of recordings if it happened!!

24:12 That scream from Pete really cuts deep for me. What a sensational album! 👏