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Maybe Tomorrow

Badfinger · 1969

51 min · 16 tracks · power pop

Melodic power pop harmonies intertwine with introspective lyrics and lush instrumentation, showcasing a budding songwriting prowess.

Why this album works

Best for
melodic harmonies for sing-alongs introspective moments for reflection wave-like pacing with peaks
Context
Released in January 1969, 'Maybe Tomorrow' was Badfinger's debut album under the name after transitioning from The Iveys. This album marked their entry into the music scene following their earlier singles and established them as serious contenders in the power pop genre.
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Maybe Tomorrow is an album by Badfinger, released in 1969. Melodic power pop harmonies intertwine with introspective lyrics and lush instrumentation, showcasing a budding songwriting prowess. 'Maybe Tomorrow' is significant for introducing Badfinger's distinct sound to the world, building on the momentum of their previous work as The Iveys. The album featured tracks that would later be recognized for their influence on subsequent power pop bands, earning critical acclaim and establishing a foundation for their later successes, including hits like 'Come and Get It'. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Maybe Tomorrow sound like?

Melodic power pop harmonies intertwine with introspective lyrics and lush instrumentation, showcasing a budding songwriting prowess. Rooted in power pop.

What makes Maybe Tomorrow by Badfinger notable?

'Maybe Tomorrow' is significant for introducing Badfinger's distinct sound to the world, building on the momentum of their previous work as The Iveys. The album featured tracks that would later be recognized for their influence on subsequent power pop bands, earning critical acclaim and establishing a foundation for their later successes, including hits like 'Come and Get It'. Released in January 1969, 'Maybe Tomorrow' was Badfinger's debut album under the name after transitioning from The Iveys. This album marked their entry into the music scene following their earlier singles and established them as serious contenders in the power pop genre.

Who is Maybe Tomorrow for?

Maybe Tomorrow works well if you're into melodic harmonies for sing-alongs, introspective moments for reflection and wave-like pacing with peaks.

How many songs are on Maybe Tomorrow?

Maybe Tomorrow has 16 tracks, running approximately 51 minutes.

Tracklist

16 tracks·51:14

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 See-Saw Granpa 3:32
  • 2 Beautiful and Blue 2:38
  • 3 Dear Angie Standout 2:38
  • 4 Think About the Good Times 2:20
  • 5 Yesterday Ain't Coming Back Standout 6:03
  • 6 Fisherman 6:03
  • 7 Maybe Tomorrow Standout 2:50
  • 8 Sali Bloo 2:43
  • 9 Angelique 2:24
  • 10 I'm in Love 2:24
  • 11 They're Knocking Down Our Home 3:41
  • 12 I've Been Waiting 5:15
  • 13 No Escaping Your Love 2:12
  • 14 Mrs. Jones 2:15
  • 15 And Her Daddy's a Millionaire 2:08
  • 16 Looking for My Baby 2:08

Release Date

January 1, 1969

Genre

power pop

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Artist Origin

United Kingdom

Runtime

51 min 14 sec