In spite of their classic hits, the story of Badfinger serves as a cautionary tale about the evils of the music industry, culmulating in the hanging death not only of leader Pete Ham in 1975, but of Tom Evans, who took his life in 1983. Both men’s deaths were due in part to financial woes and a misguided trust in people who took advantage of them. "Say No More", released in 1981, was to be the final Badfinger record, but the bright and colorful Peter Max cover does little to brighten the darkness that seemed to haunt the band.Considering the emotional baggage that the band had carried for most of the Seventies, it’s understandable that the duo would want to escape their past. After the album’s release, the duo of Molland & Evans would fall out, with each one carrying on as Badfinger. Evans would later attempt a new band (under the unfortunate name Goodfinger), culmulating in his suicide in 1983 after an argument with Joey Molland over money.The bands line up for this album was Joey Molland (guitar & vocals), Tom Evans (bass & vocals), Tony kaye (keyboards - from the band Yes), Glenn Sherba (guitar) and Richard Bryans (drums).