LISTEN TO A LONELY SOUND
SEE THE GRAY AND SADNESS ALL AROUND
SEE THE PEOPLE GO THEIR WAY
CARE NOT OF ME
AND LOVE I'VE LOST TODAY
Maybe Tomorrow
is the
debut album
by
British
Rock band
Maybe Tomorrow
is the
only release
under the band's
original name
as
The Iveys.
It was issued in 1969
on the Apple label
in Japan,
West Germany
and Italy.
Although the album
was scheduled
to be
released worldwide,
the release in the US
and UK
at that time
was halted
without explanation.
Many reasons
for halting the album
have been suggested
by the band
and Apple employees,
but the
most common theory
is that Apple's
newly hired president,
Allen Klein,
stopped all
non-Beatle releases
on Apple
until he could examine
the company's finances,
which were in
disarray at the time.
A majority of the
album's songs
were later issued as
Badfinger songs
on the
Badfinger album
Magic Christian Music.
Background
The Iveys
(later known as Badfinger)
were a successful
live act
on the
London circuit
when they attracted
the attention
of Apple employee
Mal Evans
in early 1968.
It was through
Evans' perseverance
that demonstration recordings
made by the group
were presented to
The Beatles
(Apple's presidents).
Although the band
was initially waived
by Paul McCartney
and John Lennon,
the former relented
as more impressive
Iveys tapes
were brought in
by Evans.
The group signed
with Apple
in April 1968
and began
making recordings
immediately upon
their arrival.
With the incentive
of releasing a
worthwhile single,
the band was
not focused on
compiling an LP.
Maybe Tomorrow
was therefore
culled from
various studio recordings
the group made
during a
12-month period,
they do not resemble
the sound
Badfinger
would later become
known for.
The sound quality
of the Iveys album
is relatively poor
due to a
"muddy" mix.
When some of
these tracks
were
carefully re-mixed
for Badfinger's
debut album
Magic Christian Music
the sound quality
was significantly improved.
The title track
was released as
an Apple single
in 1968
and enjoyed
limited success
in regional markets
for example,
reaching number 1
in the Netherlands.
Due to Badfinger's
subsequent fame
and the album's
limited release,
Maybe Tomorrow
became an
expensive collectible
for many years,
often earning between
$200 and $400
US dollars
for a single
used copy.
Although a
1990s re-release
of the album
on CD format
curbed demand
for the original album,
the CD itself
became collectible
because of its
limited run.
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TRACKLIST
See-Saw, Granpa
Beautiful and Blue
Dear Angie
Think About The Good Times
Yesterday Ain't Coming Back
Fisherman
Maybe Tomorrow
Sali Bloo
Angelique
I'm In Love
They're Knocking Down Our Home
I've Been Waiting
No Escaping Your Love [*]
Looking For My Baby [*]
I'm Too Shy [*]
Tube Train [*]
She Came Out of the Cold [*]
I've Been There Once Before [*]
Black and White Rainbows [*]
Girl Next-Door in the Miniskirt [*]
Tomorrow Today [*]
Mr. Strangeways [*]
Bittersweet Adieu [*]
How Does It Feel [*]
Taxi [*]
Take Good Care of My Baby [*]
Clown of the Party [*]
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