collectible because of its limited run. For reasons unknown, the CD edition of "Maybe Tomorrow" has the stereo channels reversed and the song "Sali Bloo" (pronounced "Sally Blue") is missing the wah-wah guitar intro found on the original album. Track listing Songs marked with an asterisk (*) also appear on Magic Christian Music. Sleeve notes On the sleeve Derek Taylor writes that these "four very nice kids [...] were not, nor are they now adventurous innovators, but they are ready, they are ready to be. The Iveys can sing and they play tight, rich stuff, write it too; they can write anything. They are lovely lads. [...] For them all Apple feels love and admiration." Personnel The Iveys Pete Ham – lead and backing vocals, lead guitar, keyboards Tom Evans – lead and backing vocals, rhythm guitar Ron Griffiths – bass guitar, backing vocals Mike Gibbins – drums, percussion, backing vocals Other performers Bill Collins – piano on "Knocking Down Our Home" Nicky Hopkins – piano on "See-Saw Granpa" Technical Tony Visconti – producer Mal Evans – producer The Iveys – producers References Badfinger albums Apple Records albums 1969 debut albums Albums produced by Tony Visconti Albums recorded at Trident Studios Albums recorded at Morgan Sound Studios Albums recorded at Olympic Sound Studios