In 1972, Badfinger released a melodic rock song that would eventually become tied forever to one of television's most iconic endings. More than four decades after its release, "Baby Blue" experienced ...

Forty-eight hours after AMC's "Breaking Bad" finale aired on Sept. 29, Bruce Resnikoff, president/CEO of Universal Music's catalog division, was marveling at the number of discussions about the song… ...

Fans likely will debate the ending of “Breaking Bad” with a meth-high-like intensity for years to come. But there’s little doubt about the power packed by the final scene’s soundtrack – Badfinger’s ...

Few bands in rock history have had worse luck than Britain’s Badfinger. Signed in 1968 to The Beatles’ Apple Records, it accepted an introductory gift from its benefactors, the tune “Come and Get It” ...

Kobalt has signed exclusive deals with the estates of Pete Ham and Thom Evans, the songwriters who penned the bulk of Badfinger's material. Ham wrote "Baby Blue," "Day After Day" and "No Matter What… ...