Me and my dad were driving back south from the upper peninsula of Michigan to bloomingdale michigan had this on 8 track were driving a implala had a transplanted 396 engine we flying down the road like 90 to 110 mph got passed by a corvette and cops pulled the vett over! Good times!!!
Right? I picked this up on used vinyl today. Chose this specifically because I had 2 friends who recently passed who were much bigger fans of Waylon than myself, and I’m now seeing why. I picked this album specifically because I’m such a big and picky fan of Buddy Holly’s. It’s hard to do a Buddy Holly cover well. I’d never heard Waylon’s covers before, but knew the back story of him giving up his seat on the plane that crashed, and killed Holly. Waylon pays so much respect to Buddy here, he covers Buddy well, and stays true to his own style as well. It’s a perfect mix, and hearing it for the first time ever today on vinyl, and then realizing that I own that, it felt like Waylon was playing live in my room, and also felt like I was a kid hearing Buddy again for the first time, in the style of Waylon! Incredible.
Pure outlaw. No crap or plastic imitation Ole waylon was a real bad ass, who lived his Jessie. God bless you cowboy. Rip.. Sleep peaceful on the trail.
Well considering both Waylon and buddy were fans and friends of Elvis and Waylon and Elvis shared multiple songs I’d say there are 3 kings and they all influenced each other.
Waylon had never released any music by the time buddy died. Waylon and buddy we’re good friends and Waylon played bass for buddy when the crickets left. The day buddy died him and Waylon were eating hotdogs and buddy told Waylon he he was scared to fly because he gave up his seat to the bopper. So Waylon joked we’lol I hope your ole plane crashes and buddy said I hope your ole bud freezes up. That was the last thing Waylon said to buddy and it haunted him for the rest of his life.
i met waylon in 1979 in pgh pa. at the stanley theather he was awsome one long table of beer one of food the girl sellin the ol waylon shirts took me and my mother back to see him i was only 12 and just happy as shit i got to meet waylon
Waylon Jennings and Buddy Holly were friends. He was once in Holly's band on a touring gig. After Holly died he did some of his songs in tribute and also did them with the Crickets.
"On a touring gig"... yeah he was on Buddy's FINAL touring gig The Winter dance Party tour! That night Jennings and Buddy were just messin with each other when Buddy said to him "I hope your ass freezes on the bus" and Waylon replied "I hope your plane crashes". He felt guilty for that, for years after.
Saw Waylon & the Crickets in Owings Mills, Maryland in the mid-80's. The Crickets opened the show and were just starting to play some Holly tunes when Waylon quietly joined them on stage without being introduced. The place was shaking when everyone realized there was a 4th Cricket out there pickin' and singing.
@@happyolddude Gordon did sing lead with the Crickets but not on this recording. I don't remember the years he was a member of the group. When I saw them in Owings Mills in the mid-80's, Sonny Curtis was singing lead and playing guitar
@@jackmiller9310 Thank you but I think you will find that Sonny and Gordon shared lead singing when they toured with Waylon. On their final Lp Gordon was singing lead. I have both their email addresses here so will write to them. Thanks for your contribution.
waylon said he never stoped playing him and buddys old texas rock and roll he said everybody else changed starting calling the same music diffrent terms, Rock & Roll for life
Rory K.....I was at that concert at the Stanley. We were tripping! The Crickets opened, then Jesse, then ol' Waylon tore the the place up! Great show. Wait, that wasn't in '79, more like '84 or so...sorry. You were lucky to meet a legend. Peace Jeff T. PGH PA
Mr. Waylon is and always will be a legend, awesome to see he’s showing respect to one that took him under his wing. Remember listening to both of them in my dads cabover peterbilt in the 80’s
Waylon sang Buddy's songs at the Winter Dance hours after hearing about Buddy's death. It was a sad gig but Waylon sang great. He sings at a slightly slower pace than Buddy. Imagine having to sing with no time to grieve. Talbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb
Buddy is the true King of Rock period. the most influential force of Rock and roll. every rock band that formed after his death has Buddy Holly DNA. from the Beatles to today music.
After six years,Mr Holly is still the true King of Rock n Roll enough said, Elvis Presley was just a fancy dancer who couldn't write a song like Mr Holly,at least people on here agree with me and that makes me happy
Waylon played bass for Buddy and they flipped for who got to fly and who would drive. Someone else got the seat Waylon would have had on that plane that crashed and took Buddy, The Bopper and Ritchie Valens. fate????
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Here in 2023 !!! Buddy lives in all music !!
May The music and memory of Buddy and Waylon live forever
Me and my dad were driving back south from the upper peninsula of Michigan to bloomingdale michigan had this on 8 track were driving a implala had a transplanted 396 engine we flying down the road like 90 to 110 mph got passed by a corvette and cops pulled the vett over! Good times!!!
Buddy Holly and Waylon Jennings are the greatest of all time.
One Texan respecting another great artist's legacy. God bless Texas 🙌
I love all the outlaw country pickers. Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard being front and center.
Truly a tribute to Buddy Holly's musical genius without sacrificing the Waylon style!
Right? I picked this up on used vinyl today. Chose this specifically because I had 2 friends who recently passed who were much bigger fans of Waylon than myself, and I’m now seeing why. I picked this album specifically because I’m such a big and picky fan of Buddy Holly’s. It’s hard to do a Buddy Holly cover well. I’d never heard Waylon’s covers before, but knew the back story of him giving up his seat on the plane that crashed, and killed Holly. Waylon pays so much respect to Buddy here, he covers Buddy well, and stays true to his own style as well. It’s a perfect mix, and hearing it for the first time ever today on vinyl, and then realizing that I own that, it felt like Waylon was playing live in my room, and also felt like I was a kid hearing Buddy again for the first time, in the style of Waylon! Incredible.
Thank God we still had Waylon
He saved the best for last...insanely great version of Peggy Sue ..one of the most important rock tunes of all time.
The playing on this is expert! Those Nashville cats knew what they were doing at every point.
Cut in l.a.; cobbled together from songs intended for a Holly tribute album. Backed by the Crickets: produced by Waylon’s husband-in-law, Duane Eddy.
Pure outlaw. No crap or plastic imitation Ole waylon was a real bad ass, who lived his Jessie. God bless you cowboy. Rip.. Sleep peaceful on the trail.
Gonna think positive:"I hope your old Holly songs are smashing"!('stead of "plane stuff"he said to him-they were both exhausted & joking)
Well considering both Waylon and buddy were fans and friends of Elvis and Waylon and Elvis shared multiple songs I’d say there are 3 kings and they all influenced each other.
Elvis was friends with the Big Bopper and gifted a floral guitar to his funeral
waylon was buddy holly guitarist a couple times
Yep and the big bopper is the famous DJ who exposed Elvis to Texas and they were best friends
Waylon had never released any music by the time buddy died. Waylon and buddy we’re good friends and Waylon played bass for buddy when the crickets left. The day buddy died him and Waylon were eating hotdogs and buddy told Waylon he he was scared to fly because he gave up his seat to the bopper. So Waylon joked we’lol I hope your ole plane crashes and buddy said I hope your ole bud freezes up. That was the last thing Waylon said to buddy and it haunted him for the rest of his life.
Love it!!! Waylon's tribute to Buddy
i met waylon in 1979 in pgh pa. at the stanley theather he was awsome one long table of beer one of food the girl sellin the ol waylon shirts took me and my mother back to see him i was only 12 and just happy as shit i got to meet waylon
When I was a student at Arizona State, JD's was just down the street. Waylon was there 3 nights a week...FREE!
Elaine. Waylon loved Arizona. Especially Phoenix. He's buried in Arizona.
Not appreciated when when he was alive and now he has finally been recognized as one of the all time greats.
He and Buddy Holly were great friends. Buddy picked him for his bassist on that last tour. He plays all these song well. Thanks.
I saw Waylon and the Crickets perform this at the State Theater in Uniontown, PA, in 1979...it was the beginning of a great show!
Waylon Jennings and Buddy Holly were friends. He was once in Holly's band on a touring gig. After Holly died he did some of his songs in tribute and also did them with the Crickets.
"On a touring gig"... yeah he was on Buddy's FINAL touring gig The Winter dance Party tour! That night Jennings and Buddy were just messin with each other when Buddy said to him "I hope your ass freezes on the bus" and Waylon replied "I hope your plane crashes". He felt guilty for that, for years after.
Waylon gave his seat to Buddy on the plain that crashed. Waylon always blamed himself for buddy's death.
@@kaylaireland3494 buddy booked the flight, waylon gave his seat to Bopper.
Saw Waylon & the Crickets in Owings Mills, Maryland in the mid-80's. The Crickets opened the show and were just starting to play some Holly tunes when Waylon quietly joined them on stage without being introduced. The place was shaking when everyone realized there was a 4th Cricket out there pickin' and singing.
That would have been with Gordon Payne singing lead? His dads name was Wayne Payne!
@@happyolddude No, Gordon wasn't singing lead on this one. That's definitely Waylon singing.
@@jackmiller9310 No sorry I meant was Gordon singing lead with the Crickets!
@@happyolddude Gordon did sing lead with the Crickets but not on this recording. I don't remember the years he was a member of the group. When I saw them in Owings Mills in the mid-80's, Sonny Curtis was singing lead and playing guitar
@@jackmiller9310 Thank you but I think you will find that Sonny and Gordon shared lead singing when they toured with Waylon. On their final Lp Gordon was singing lead. I have both their email addresses here so will write to them. Thanks for your contribution.
Perfection!!!😂
awessome this is so cool what an amazing tribute and music rip buddy holly and Waylon Jennings Thanks for the music
More Holly... all the time... well alright! Love you Waylem....
Waylon gave up his seat on that fateful flight...
Rest In Peace BUDDY HOLLY!!!!! SO SAD :-(
And Waylon
@@dylanpage2422 8 years later...
Wow goosebumps on you Waylon😎
I had never heard this before, what a medley! You can hear the influence of Buddy on all of them.
AWESOME MEDLEY!! WAYLON ROCKS!
waylon said he never stoped playing him and buddys old texas rock and roll he said everybody else changed starting calling the same music diffrent terms, Rock & Roll for life
First thing I see on youtube when I open it. All on The Day the Music Died anniversary.
This is awesome arrangement...
Love Buddy and Waylon, I do find this a little sad though because I know how much his death haunted him :(
Rory K.....I was at that concert at the Stanley. We were tripping! The Crickets opened, then Jesse, then ol' Waylon tore the the place up! Great show. Wait, that wasn't in '79, more like '84 or so...sorry. You were lucky to meet a legend. Peace Jeff T. PGH PA
Jennings was so close to the man and the music!
Who new this was out here! Cool!
Been out there since 75.....
Everyone that listens to waymore?
I could listen to this about indefinetly starting....now!
2 Marauder Man he was great wasn't he? The Buddy Holly medley is about as good as it gets!!
Ummmmmm.......YES!!!!!
love this
I love all kinds of music…….this is one of my favorites!!!! Thanks for uploading this gem
Mr. Waylon is and always will be a legend, awesome to see he’s showing respect to one that took him under his wing. Remember listening to both of them in my dads cabover peterbilt in the 80’s
Good stuff.
Thank you Tom great one . Merry Christmas God Bless You and your Family
The day the music died..
Thanks for posting this gem
Waylon sang Buddy's songs at the Winter Dance hours after hearing about Buddy's death. It was a sad gig but Waylon sang great. He sings at a slightly slower pace than Buddy. Imagine having to sing with no time to grieve. Talbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb
BUDDHY WAS THE START OF TEX MEX BEat
HOSS! For his 'buddy.'
elvis....80 million fans cant be wrong......
The Dukes of Hazzard
RIP Mr.Jennings and Mr.Holly,you two were the KINGS Not Elvis!
80 million fans cant be wrong.............
@Kliq Only Elvis was a great singer and performer, but Buddy and Waylon were also great songwriters. Elvis had a team of writers.
Buddy is the true King of Rock period. the most influential force of Rock and roll. every rock band that formed after his death has Buddy Holly DNA. from the Beatles to today music.
After six years,Mr Holly is still the true
King of Rock n Roll enough said, Elvis Presley was just a fancy dancer who couldn't write a song like Mr Holly,at least people on here agree with me and that makes me happy
Big Bopper
Waylum ?? you got a Salem ??
No, that's definitely Waylon singing lead on this one.
Does anyone else find it ironic that 3 of them passed away in February
Waylon played bass for Buddy and they flipped for who got to fly and who would drive. Someone else got the seat Waylon would have had on that plane that crashed and took Buddy, The Bopper and Ritchie Valens. fate????