But it doesn’t stop there. Straight Up is the one Badfinger album that sizzles from start to finish. Guitarist Ham was clearly at the top of his game. It’s easy to imagine “Take It All” or ...

Badfinger's fourth studio album Straight Up arrived on Dec. 13, 1971, as an expected continuation of their working relationship with Apple. Sessions began – and were all but completed — with ...

Although some folks will argue that Badfinger's "No Matter What" was ... argument from those same fans that their third album Straight Up was/is their greatest achievement as a band.

Not too many people heard this tough rocker from the band's sixth album because ... Even though 'Straight Up''s first single, 'Day After Day' (see No. 2 on our list of the Top 10 Badfinger Songs ...

The gorgeous, propulsive song was a Top-10 hit in 1971 on both sides of the Atlantic as the first single chosen from the band’s fourth (and many would say finest) album, Straight Up. Badfinger ...

He and George Harrison did the production duties on a Badfinger album for Apple Records in 1971, “Straight Up” — featuring current tour mate Molland, of course — even if the ...

Paying homage to Badfinger’s classic 1972 “Straight Up” album, Molland and his band are hitting the concert trail with their “Straight Up Live and Complete Starring Joey Molland.” ...

“Baby Blue,” the memorable 1972 Badfinger track that closes Breaking ... the Beatles’ Apple Records, rejected its album Straight Up until George Harrison, then Todd Rundgren, finished ...