iveys造句

• The CDs contain nine songs by the pre-Badfinger Iveys.
• In November 1969, Molland auditioned for The Iveys and was hired.
• In 1969, he auditioned for Badfinger, a Welsh band formerly known as the Iveys.
• On 23 July 1968, the Iveys were signed to the Beatles'Apple Records label.
• The sound quality of the Iveys album is relatively poor due to a " muddy " mix.
• McCartney auditioned each of the four Iveys to sing lead on " Come and Get It ".
• The April 19, 1995, explosion rocked the Iveys'home in the nearby suburb of Moore.
• Michael George Gibbins, 12 March 1949, Swansea, d . 4 October 2005 ) joined The Iveys.
• One of his first production projects in England was with the Welsh group The Iveys ( later known as Badfinger ).
• The Iveys were a conspicuous recording group at the time of Apple Records ( a label launched by The Beatles ).
• The Iveys changed their name to " Badfinger " after dismissing original bassist Ron Griffiths, and starting Molland as guitarist.
• Apple had planned for this song to be the title song of The Iveys'debut album because of its regional success.
• The plaque, designed by Dan Matovina, honored Pete and all the Iveys and Badfinger members of Pete Ham's lifetime.
• Thus, The Iveys were relegated to the side at Apple, until Paul McCartney took an interest in the band's future.
• The sole Iveys'album " Maybe Tomorrow " was also reissued in the early 1990s but was not part of the 2010 campaign.
• Molland never signed a publishing agreement with Apple Music, unlike his three bandmates, who had signed such a publishing agreement when still in The Iveys.
• Klein promptly blocked release of both of The Iveys'records except in places where " Maybe Tomorrow " had been a hit, such as continental Europe and Japan.
• Thus, this is the only Ron Griffiths composition included on a Badfinger album, since Ron quit the group just prior to the name change from The Iveys to Badfinger.
• The public event was also attended by two former members of the original Badfinger band, The Iveys, Ron Griffiths and Dai Jenkins, plus former Badfinger member, Bob Jackson.
• The band carried out further work at Trident during 1968, and Apple artists such as Lomax, Mary Hopkin, Billy Preston and the Iveys all recorded there over the next year.