This self-titled album marked Badfinger's return to music after a period of absence, showcasing their continued knack for melodic songwriting amidst challenging circumstances.
- The album was recorded during a turbulent period for the band, following the departure of Pete Ham and Tom Evans from Apple Records. It was produced by Chris Thomas, known for his work with Roxy Music and The Pretenders. The album failed to chart in the US or UK, a stark contrast to their earlier success.
- This was Badfinger's only release on the independent label Prodisc. It was the band's first album in three years, following the commercially unsuccessful "Straight Up".
- The album features a cover of the song "I Can't Believe How Much a Difference a Day Makes", originally a hit for Dinah Washington. The song "Love Is Gonna Come at Last" was later released as a single.
Badfinger was a British rock band with a complex history and a reputation for delivering power pop gems. At the time of this album's release, the band was in a period of significant turmoil, grappling with internal disputes and label issues.
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