One sleepless night, Paul McCartney was driven to pen a light jab at the money-grabbing music industry, and then gave it to ...

Rundgren says Harrison left the album unfinished as Apple Records scrambled to salvage the project behind “Baby Blue” and ...

Joey Molland and Badfinger were close with George. They turned out to be the most successful act that The Beatles signed to their record label Apple Records. They even played as session musicians on ...

In 1971, Badfinger released a soaring rock ballad that would become the band's biggest hit in the United States. "Day After ...

Forty-eight hours after AMC's "Breaking Bad" finale aired on Sept. 29, Bruce Resnikoff, president/CEO of Universal Music's catalog division, was marveling at the number of discussions about the song… ...

On last night’s series finale of Breaking Bad, Walter White’s final moments were soundtracked by a song befitting for the mastermind behind the blue meth: UK power-pop band’ Badfinger’s lilting ...

Signed to The Beatles’ Apple Records label with hit songs produced by Paul McCartney and George Harrison, Badfinger should have been one of rock’n’roll’s greatest success stories. Instead, Badfinger ...

Badfinger's 1971 song 'Baby Blue' has seen a huge sales surge following its inclusion during the last scene of 'Breaking Bad''s finale last night. Billboard reports that the song had a 3,000 percent ...

Rick Springfield sings lead on a new version of Badfinger's 1979 song "Love Is Gonna Come at Last." Joey Molland, who wrote the breezy power-pop tune, appears on the updated version, adding bass and ...

Lauded by many and signed to The Beatles' Apple label, Badfinger had the world at their feet in 1970. Few bands have attracted tragedy like Badfinger. From a promising start as a late 60s pop act ...

The album was released on Friday, April 25, via digital formats and as a limited-edition CD. The CD comes packaged in a six-panel digipak, and features 31 tracks, one more than the digital release.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 1971, Badfinger released a soaring rock ballad that would become the band's biggest hit in the United States. "Day After Day" ...