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Product Details

  • Release Date: 6/1/1993
  • Label: Capitol
  • UPC: 077778140320
  • Catalog Number: 81403

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Take It All (4:25)
  2. 2 Baby Blue (3:37)
  3. 3 Money (3:29)
  4. 4 Flying (2:38)
  5. 5 I'd Die Babe (2:33)
  6. 6 Name of the Game (5:19)
  7. 7 Suitcase (2:53)
  8. 8 Sweet Tuesday Morning (2:31)
  9. 9 Day After Day (3:09)
  10. 10 Sometimes (2:56)
  11. 11 Perfection (5:07)
  12. 12 It's Over (3:34)
  13. 13 Money (4:20)
  14. 14 Flying (2:25)
  15. 15 Name of the Game (4:27)
  16. 16 Suitcase (3:20)
  17. 17 Perfection (4:41)
  18. 18 Baby Blue (3:35)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Badfinger Primary Artist
George Harrison Steel Guitar, Slide Guitar
Leon Russell Piano
Joey Molland Guitar, Vocals
Tom Evans Bass, Vocals
Mike Gibbins Drums
Pete Ham Guitar, Vocals
Technical Credits
Andy Davis Liner Notes
Badfinger Composer
George Harrison Producer, Audio Production
Todd Rundgren Producer, Audio Production
Geoff Emerick Producer, Audio Production
Peter Mew Engineer
Mike Jarratt Engineer
Marcia McGovern Pre-Production Director
Phil Smee Reissue Package
Steve Hoffman Mastering, Remastering
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    A definitive power pop classic!

    One of the 30 best albums of all time. It is a shame that Badfinger's career began to go downhill after this release. Straight Up indicates that the band were poised to become superstars. One of a handful of albums that works well as both a collection of potential hit singles & as an album itself. This record rivals the Beatles' best work and ranks as one of the defining albums of the 70's & of the power pop genre. A must have in any collection that especially showcases Pete Ham's songwriting skills.

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