Molland even grew up near Liverpool's Penny Lane, immortalized in the Beatles song of the same name. Badfinger's breakout hit, “Come and Get It,” was written and produced by Paul McCartney, and ...

Joey Molland, the acclaimed guitarist for the ‘70s pop-rock band, died Saturday night while surround by his longtime partner, Mary, his two sons and other family members. A cause of death was not ...

He was the last remaining core member of a group that was both propelled and pigeonholed in the 1970s by its close ...

Badfinger was best known for the late '60s/early '70s hits "No Matter What You Do," "Day After Day," "Come and Get It" and "Baby Blue." Molland did not sing lead on the original recordings of those ...

ICONIC 1970s guitarist Joey Molland has died at the age of 77. The legendary Badfinger musician tragically passed away last night surrounded by family. The news was confirmed in a statement on the ...

Your first album with them, No Dice, featured No Matter What, which many consider to be the definitive Badfinger song. Did that sound like a hit when you were recording it? “We knew it was a ...

Paul McCartney read this and went to 7 Park Avenue, where Badfinger lived and worked together. Giving them a demo of a new song, he said "Record this and you’ll have a hit record." The song ...

Gary Wright and Todd Rundgren also collaborated on Badfinger songs. “I was very fortunate in my life. I got to work with lots of famous guys and writers,” Molland told The Post-Standard in 2014.

Molland even grew up near Liverpool’s Penny Lane, immortalized in the Beatles song of the same name. Badfinger’s breakout hit, “Come and Get It,” was written and produced by Paul McCartney ...

Molland even grew up near Liverpool's Penny Lane, immortalized in the Beatles song of the same name. Badfinger's breakout hit, “Come and Get It,” was written and produced by Paul McCartney ...