Side 1:
Pinch Me (Ham)
Tomorrow's Today (Evans)
Cleopatra In A Mini-skirt (Evans)
Tube Train (Griffiths)
Down, Down, Down (Ham)

Side 2:
Take Good Care Of My Baby (Ham)
Come A Little Closer (Ham)
How Does It Feel (Evans)
Stay By Me (Evans)
Yesterday Ain't Coming Back (Ham)

Note: all tracks are demos and are unreleased

EMIDISC 12" acetate (The Iveys songs for Apple Publishing) [1968]

Side 1:
They're Knocking Down Our Home (Ham)
Man Without A Heart (Ham)
Girl Next Door In A Mini-skirt (Ham)
Turn On Your Loving Mood (Griffiths/Collins)
I Believe In You Girl (Griffiths)

Side 2:
Sausage & Egg (Ham)
And Her Daddy's A Millionaire (Evans/Ham)
Maybe Tomorrow (Evans)
And I Love Her [actual title: I Love You] (Ham)
All I'm Thinking Of [actual title: I'm In Love] (Ham)
No Escape [final title: No Escaping Your Love] (Evans)

Note: all tracks are demos and are unreleased

track listings courtesy of Mark Lewisohn (thanks to Philippe Colinge and Kiyoyuki Kohsaka)

Side 1:
I Believe In You Girl (Griffiths)


Side 1:
Looking For My Baby [actual title: Hi-Fi Piddly Po] (Ham)

Side 1:
Take Good Care Of My Baby (Ham)

EMIDISC demos acetates (Apple Publishing Ltd., 3 Savile Row) [1968, mono, white label]

Side 1:
Mr. Strangeways (Griffiths)


Side 1:
Stay By Me (Evans)



Side 1:
Storm In A Teacup (Evans)

Side 1:
She Came Out Of The Cold (Evans/Ham)

Side 1:
Words With You (Griffiths)



The following is a 7 inch, 46g metal acetate which sold on eBay in July 2011 for $295...

Side 1:
Words With You (Griffiths)


Side 2:
Down, Down, Down (Ham)



Side 1:
And I Love Her [actual title: I Love You] (Ham)


Side 2:
Turn On Your Loving Mood (Griffiths/Collins)



Side 1:
For My Sympathy (Ham)

This acetate, autographed by Iveys drummer Mike Gibbins in 1985, was purchased from a U.K. Record Collector auction in 1984 and first bootlegged on CD in 1990 by the Vigotone label.


Side 1:
For My Sympathy (Ham)


Side 2:
I Believe In You Girl (Griffiths)

This 2-sided acetate was purchased in Camden Town, London in May 1989.

Side 1:
Maybe Tomorrow (Evans)


Side 1:
Another Day (Ham)
Another acetate label for Maybe Tomorrow (different than the one above) can be seen under this acetate label for Another Day.



Iveys Christmas Record (We Wish You A Merry Christmas)
This is mostly a recording of The Iveys interviewing each other using different voices. It was intended for Tony Bramwell of Apple to give to someone in South Africa. It concludes with Christmas greetings and a short recording of a sped-up, Chipmunk-style version "We Wish You A Merry Christmas." This was recorded on December 6, 1968. The Collins estate sold this at an auction in 2013. An edited version of this recording is available on YouTube.

Side 1:
Walk Out In The Rain (Ham)
This is an alternate mix of the studio recording for the Magic Christian Music LP.



Side 1:
Walk Out In The Rain (Ham)

A different recording than the final studio version. This recording features Pete Ham effectively sounding live. There are slight changes in tempo that would be changed in the final version.


Side 1:
Give It A Try (Evans/Ham/Gibbins/Griffiths)

This is a different version to the final release and almost sounds like it has been recorded live. There is some chatter between the band before the intro.


Side 1:
Arthur (Evans)



Side 1:
Crimson Ship (Evans/Ham)



Side 1:
Midnight Sun (Ham)



Note: the majority of these acetates are identical or very similar to the released versions on the album "Magic Christian Music", except "Arthur" which was not released at the time.

go to the Badfinger acetates page

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