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Released in 1971, 'Straight Up' is the third studio album by Badfinger, showcasing their signature blend of power pop and rock. The album features well-crafted melodies, harmonies, and emotional lyrics, cementing Badfinger's reputation as one of the key bands in the early 1970s rock scene. With tracks like 'Day After Day' and 'Baby Blue,' the album highlights the band's songwriting prowess and musical versatility. Despite its initial struggles in the charts, 'Straight Up' has gained critical acclaim over the years and is considered a classic, influencing many artists in the genre.