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Thanks Joe, Buddy was The Best, The Greatest..

Unsay sakyan nga jeep padung sa taoist temple??

Great Song Still Have My Mums 45 Single

What happened to Ash the lead guitarist?

Bill Haley with Rudy Pompilli 100%

This isn't Danny and the Juniors, it is Johnny Madara and the Juvenaires, who later became Danny and the Juniors.

But it's the music that counts. Enjoy the hell out of it. Simply the best.

Incredible history wow

Does the whole 30 min set exist ? Would be so amazing to hear.

Shame on the British producers and head of the video department for not preserving a rare piece of history……!

Listen to these two documentaries along with the book, and it will all make sense

That probably meant that the very first Fender Stratocaster to enter the UK was Buddy Holly's and not the one that Cliff Richard bought for Hank Marvin in 1959.

Who sang behind Buddy at the PALLADIUM-same group as his records? or a local English choir?

I'm still looking for the Full Palladium setlist-not the 3 song TV show.

His stuff sounds cooler by today's standards without those corny background vocals. get the undubbed versions whenever you can! if these are live from the Palladium-did they hire a local British backing choir? I doubt they paid the Picks or that other group that sang on his records to come all the way to England! These songs. if live, sound FANTASTIC! Why wasn't the whole show recorded not that i'm not grateful for every song that was and is available. Even our Sullivan show screwed up the sound on the Beatles first appearance. I think it was that prick Bob Precht doing his part to Kill Rock & Roll!

Any idea of what the set list was?

yeah....but sadly his TV shows were wiped or destroyed...even the Bob hope estate was approached.....only to find....they did have the 1958 palladium recording......but sadly.....only hopes appearence....the rest was trashed years ago

So underated brilliant voice

When I here these songs I get that same exciting feeling I got in 58.

Where can I get a copy of this CD?

Even this raw first version would have been a hit IMHO, not as big as the later more polished hit version, but it still has that raw energy and dynamics that shines through on Larry's Specialty recordings.

One of the best records ever released

Absolute solid gold. Thank you for posting. I remember this broadcast. Great to revisit this,well put together documentary.

Thanks for posting. I remember Joe Brown’s Rock’n’Roll Shows. Researched by Geoff Barker.

In a parallel universe Buddy went by Chuck Holley and never got on that beechcraft bonanza

The Winter Dance party in 1959 should have been Britain tour II. Maybe he would have met the early Beatles in Liverpool the year before they left for Hamburg

Its almost as I am hearing the early Beatles

Great classic picked up a copy in a junk shop some years ago for 5p

The story about the sand in the Amp is epic. Mr. Robbie Robertson of the music group The Band said that he saw them live and worked his way to the front. He asked Buddy how he got that sound, and Buddy said the amp had two big speakers and one was blown out and that gave the unique sound which they took on the road.

Buddy Holly was a true “genuine article.” We are not likely to see anyone as enigmatic and influential in music again. His legend can only grow as he reaches a greater sense of immortality. People will sing his songs 1,000 years from now.

It's sad that nearly all the recorded concerts went missing in 1960-1970. Im glad that someone took the audio and some photos of this. If we can somewhere still find original. It will have much better audio and video of course.

Greetings from Texas! thanks for sharing this great video documentary!

I was with a friends house in the early 60 who happened to be Roy Wood Who went on to be in many famous bands including the move wizard and started ELO. Anyway he had just got his new Fender Stratocaster I was in awe i asked him to play some Buddy Holly and Crickets songs and he did I will always remember this moment. I wanted to have a sunburst strat but it was a lot more expensive because i was left handed It took.40 years to finally get one then it was nicked from our house.

I never get enough of this song! RIP, Dee.

So many. Songs we haven’t heard before and all are the tops

I remember this documentary when it was first broadcast around 96 on radio 2

Me encantó. La voz de Don mayor y estaba feliz. Disfrutaba de sus presentaciones, con su banda y un público adorable. Que lindo aplausos y silvidos para no terminar.

He played at the Elephant the very day i was born......March 1st 1958

That Fender guitar has been the soundtrack to my life. I know a guy who went to the US and drove to Lubbock and got to jam with a guy who had played with Buddy. I will be green about that until my dying day.

Fantastic I have been a fan since 1957 and i have learned so much more with this documentary thanks you .

Fantastic…thank you for posting.

These are stories I have never heard before.

Fantastic!

Nice! I don’t think I have heard this before.

It was very interesting hearing about the British tour. I am now 77 and grew up a Buddy Holly fan. I never got to see him in person - that would have been SOME experience. Now, I have to try and find parts 2 and 3.

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