++david Felix No-one can do that! I'm gey certain that the Stones didn't want to sound anything like Buddy Holly, and they didn't sound anything like him.
david Felix listen teenager, you either get it or you don't when it comes to artists' influences. there's probably a more methodical musical theory behind it, but to the average listener they just hear the vague similarities
RIP the four members of The Crickets Buddy Holly (September 7, 1936 - February 3, 1959), aged 22 Niki Sullivan (June 23, 1937 - April 6, 2004), aged 66 Jerry Allison (August 31, 1939 - August 22, 2022), aged 82 Joe B. Mauldin (July 8, 1940 - February 7, 2015), aged 74 You will always be remembered as legends.
John Lennon asked a stage man where did Buddy Holly stood when he was at the stage on the site where the Beatles were to appear later. The spot John Lennon stands during the Ed Sullivan show is where Buddy Holly stood.
Given that he was only 22 when he died, it’s intriguing to think how much he and his music would’ve changed over the next decade. This is so innocent and bubblegum, but it was still the 1950s here. Just look at how far the Beatles changed in a mere 6 years between “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” and “Come Together.” Perhaps, he would’ve disappeared, but he was so popular that that would’ve been unlikely.
One thing is certain; "I Fought the Law" would have been a hit for Holly, and not Bobby Fuller. (It was written by Sonny Curtis, one of The Crickets, in 1958, but Holly died before getting a chance to record it.)
Have you ever played the drums? He looks like that because playing drums actually is super fun* : D Source: I've been playing drums for 15 years. *until you hit the wall playing too fast and flashy, and have finish the set trying to stay in time while all four of your limbs slowly melt off
This song is extraordinary. Even in 2019 it sounds fresh and exciting. I can't image what it was like to hear it in the fifties. Amazingly talented artist
Buddy Holly would have been eighty years old today. This man was the greatest, so much in music can be attributed to him. I've been a fan for over 40 years. My big regret is that I never had the pleasure of seeing him perform live.
My dad bragged he had seen Buddy Holly in his home town of Liverpool in the late 1950s. As a kid that meant nothing to me. But now I am more than twice the age my dad was in 1958 I realise what a great vibe the music scene had in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Peggy Sue has a great drum beat. Sadly my dad passed away last year. I wish he was still here; we could both enjoy the music from that era.
Happy Birthday Buddy. Today would have been your 81st birthday. You were just a young man of 22 when you left the world in Feb. 1959. Gone but NEVER forgotten! You influenced countless of artists & musicians over the decades and your songs have been and STILL are played around the world! You left us with such a powerful and tremendous legacy of music and all was accomplished in a short period of time! A super talented young man who made many pick up a guitar and want to learn "That'll be the day", Peggy Sue, Rave on, Maybe baby, Oh boy and on. You are missed by many and we can only wonder and imagine what other great songs you would have recorded as time moved on. Happy Birthday Buddy, Rest in Peace and Thank you for the wonderful legacy of music you gave to us all......................
65 YEARS AGO! ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE THEY BROUGHT SO MUCH FROM TWO GUITARS,A STAND UP BASS AND A SET OF DRUMS!! AND THAT INCREDIBLE VOICE! OFF THE SCALE!!
Today without auto tune nothing is possible. I read here Buddy Holly is the Godfather of R'n'R, not just that, he and others from the 50's are Godfathers of all todays music. R.I.P
Buddy invented punk rock. Fast BPM, rapidly strumming the same chords, no blues rhythm like you typically get in Rockabilly. Just like the punk rock of nowadays. His career may have been cut short, but it was enough to be a massive influence in the music world.
All of his songs weren't like this. Look for "apartment tapes" especially show he's a great singer. Also I think his look is more unexpected today than it was then. Remember those ladies glasses with the points on the sides are like punk now, but were very normal then...
My parents used to listen to Buddy Holly when I was a kid. I remember there were pictures of him, The Beatles, Elvis, etc. in a book near the record player. Buddy was probably the first celebrity crush I ever had lol
This was December 1st, 1957 - 64 years, 9 months ago. Crazy to think this was that long ago!! Just brilliant. One of my favourite movies is "The Buddy Holly Story".
Great to see Buddy play the song live...and the fact he’s playing the main groove with constant downstrokes! He must have had some serious strength to do that!
that drummer is the best! for his time I'd say he's a pretty good drummer. no other drummer has stuck out in the 50s more than the drummer from the crickets! In my own Opinion of course lol
Are you drunk or what do you mean by "old drummers were the best check out elviss (sic) drummer or buddy" DJ Fontana was young in the 50s and so was Buddy's drummer Jerry Ivan Allison. He is on this clip, looking very cool BUT is he old? Btw, learn how to spell, when a dot, comma et cetera is needed and ALWAYS a capital letter after a dot and capital letters for first letter in first & second name. You really need to workout with the language for 10 hrs a day, seven days a week for at least a year. I am from Sweden but I believe I am 98 percent superior vs you and I think you are from US. Right? And you missed almost all English lessons...right? Probably by this incredible hard to understand statement by you, you meant that "old school" drummers like DJ Fontana or Jerry I Allison were the best. I tell you about THE BEST, and that was Earl Palmer. A pro session drummer and on almost every recordings of rockers, from Eddie Cochran, Ritchie Valens to Little Richard and Fats.And a lots more, movie music, TV themes and 100ds more musicians.... Google him! "If any single musician can be credited with defining rock & roll as a rhythmic idiom distinct from the jump, R&B, and all else that preceeded it, that musician is surely Earl Palmer." Robert Palmer, Rolling Stone. From the flip side of "Backbeat Earl Palmer's Story" book.
@Ricky Can not you read? He said without "The Crickets" Buddy Holly's Band, the Beattles and and rolling stones would not exist ... In addition, the Crickets before Crickets called the Beattles.
RIP Jerry Allison , drummer of the crickets who co wrote this song and the other great song ,,,,that’ll be the day , in my opinion two of the greatest songs ever from that or any other era ,
Love the vocal hiccup Holly does. My dad and I have the birthday February 3.....Holly had so much ahead of him......would have loved to see him in the 60s....
Buddy Holly one of the greatest rockers of all time.Elvis and the Beatles all acknowledged the influence Buddy had on them.I still cannot get over how great Buddy Holly was and remains.Who knows what he would have accomplished if he had been given more time.RIP Buddy,you are rockin in heaven.
An interesting fact: look almost just like him. I’m from Texas, have a bit of a similar voice, and play guitar and some other instruments. I remember singing a while ago and my parents and everybody said I reminded them of Buddy Holly. Then my parents looked at my family tree. There he was. On my family tree. I’m also same religion as him. I’m a baptist he was too. And I realized that my father looked like buddy too. I am happy to be related to him. I impersonate him Some information about Buddy Holly: Buddy Holly was only 22 when he died and sang since he was around 13. He was in a country and western duo with bob Montgomery for a while then he joined the crickets in late 1957. They had good songs together, such as, Oh Boy!, Peggy Sue, That’ll be the day, Everyday, and words of love. He was no doubt great at a lot. I don’t like him because he’s my relative, I like him because he has talent. I was a fan of him before I figured out I was related to him. But his band was mainly friends but he had his 3rd cousin by marriage join. Niki Sullivan was in there but then quit because he wasn’t a fan of the traveling. Then it was stuck with Buddy Holly, Joe B Mauldin, and Jerry Allison. Then the crickets got in a argument because Buddy wanted to record in New York. But Jerry and joe wanted to stay in Clovis New Mexico. Also Joe and Jerry were drinking a little bit. Then Buddy on a tour that took his life along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Maria Elena Holly had a miscarriage and lost the baby. She was devastated and she never remarried again. February 3rd 1959 was then nicknamed The Day The Music Died. And there is some theories that Buddy shot The Big Bopper but there was no way it was possible for Buddy, Ritchie, or The Big Bopper to live. The last thing I want to say is.... R.I.P
Jerry Allison played on Buddy Knox's Party Doll using a cardboard box filled with cotton. When he joined Buddy Holly's first band, The Three Tunes, he had to improvise using a box again at Norman Petty's studio. By the time That'll Be The Day came along, he used his drum kit at Petty's studio but had to drum in another room away from the sound equipment. A cricket appeared on the sound of the demo of That'll Be The Day. Thus, came the name The Crickets. After Buddy's death, Jerry continued to play with the different Crickets lineups. In late 61, he did the drumming on Tommy Roe's Sheila. He also played on Tommy's first album. He also played on Bobby Vee's Rubber Ball. There are probably other early sixties artists he played for, but these are the only ones I know of.
Keep in mind that he was so prolific, that his label kept releasing new material for the next ten years after his death!!! That's how many master tapes and recording he left behind. Pure musical genius...
Ale Vera I know this but imagine how much more famous he would have become and the all the music he could have created even know he did do so much before his passing
@@Morris2906 I know!! Don't get me wrong, I was just pointing out how prolific he was during the brief time he recorded. I can't even get to imagine how much more he would have done!! Cheers!!
There's nothing like seeing the expressions of sheer joy on Buddy and his band members' faces whilst performing this timeless song. It's just a little over a minute and a half but, it speaks volumes about not " rock music" but " rock and roll music." inmho, there is a distinct difference.
first song i learned to play on guitar way back in 59.Considering its a chord solo its magic.And the driving beat of the drums .Classic A D E chords.Buddy set the stnd for allto follow.
Buddy Holly did that live. My God, what a talent. I'm not naive, they probably had the studio track blaring from the speakers, but he matched everything word-for-word. No loss.
Buddy Holly is the" uncrowned" King of Rock and Roll, the influence that gave all the sixties groups, is without question and by the way this also includes Cliff ans Elvis. He is up there rockinn and rolling and hopefully some day, I wanna sing this, my fav song with him and the guys.
Buddy Holly was my age when he died...I never knew how young that was until I became his age. He had so much to offer...my god how sad. Rest easy Buddy
It's great the way you can get a video from that era so quickly from just pressing a few keys .Only on youtube can you can do this : ) Thumbs up if agree.
Nobody could sing Peggy Sue like Buddy Holly if you listen very hard to when he's singing you would see that he has a screeching weird voice that made him very special just like Little Richard and The Voice of the greatest piano player in the world Liberace I can sing all kinds of songs from Rock to Country to Classic to Jazz to oldie but goodies to today's songs and I can say I'm very proud of everybody who sings in this world or love to go dancing
@@craig101.2 Nah there are bands like Greta Van Fleet, TDG, Beartooth, milkteeth, etc. Keeping it alive. Thanks to the internet genres that arent mainstream can thrive
+Epic Gamer 101 Did you actually just say dubstep!? That shits been dead for a while now. Its poorly made rap and "contemperary r&b" which is todays trash pop artists like taylor swift, ariana, grande, and so on.
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Happy birthday Buddy! Not too many people can say they influenced The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. You are a rock and roll pioneer. Lots of love. 😎
it does suck he's gone in my opinion he could have made it more famous than elvis that is if he would have lived longer
Can you explain to me in what way, shape or form do the Stones sound anything like him?
++david Felix
No-one can do that! I'm gey certain that the Stones didn't want to sound anything like Buddy Holly, and they didn't sound anything like him.
david Felix listen teenager, you either get it or you don't when it comes to artists' influences. there's probably a more methodical musical theory behind it, but to the average listener they just hear the vague similarities
Teenager? I'm 64 and the Beatles and Stones sound fuck all like Buddy Holly
RIP the four members of The Crickets
Buddy Holly (September 7, 1936 - February 3, 1959), aged 22
Niki Sullivan (June 23, 1937 - April 6, 2004), aged 66
Jerry Allison (August 31, 1939 - August 22, 2022), aged 82
Joe B. Mauldin (July 8, 1940 - February 7, 2015), aged 74
You will always be remembered as legends.
Such a short life for buddy and he accomplished so much
@@JoeyBroncos Indeed my friend.
Peggy Sue also died :(
@@GorillaFan_32 Peggy Sue is alive!
It’s been almost 10 years since Joe B. Maudlin died
Buddy Holly you are immortal. Here I am today, February 3, 2022, 63 years after "The Day the Music Died" listening to you. Gone, but not forgotten.
I'm still listening to his music love it
John Lennon asked a stage man where did Buddy Holly stood when he was at the stage on the site where the Beatles were to appear later. The spot John Lennon stands during the Ed Sullivan show is where Buddy Holly stood.
Thanks for your remarks. I sometimes wonder what might have happened if Buddy had lived long enough to meet John.
Awwww Johnny❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's spooky they each stood there, fair to say an iconic spot, and they both died way too early. Two great stars just missing each other.
Thank you, Buddy! Great song! You influenced so many!
Thanks im crying
Given that he was only 22 when he died, it’s intriguing to think how much he and his music would’ve changed over the next decade. This is so innocent and bubblegum, but it was still the 1950s here. Just look at how far the Beatles changed in a mere 6 years between “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” and “Come Together.” Perhaps, he would’ve disappeared, but he was so popular that that would’ve been unlikely.
An inkling to your question is answered here: ruclips.net/video/e9J9FlarNOA/видео.html
no drr to me because i studie buddy holly and rightie valens but i only 6
well were all still here, i doubt he wouldve fallen off maybe less heard but definitely not fallen off
One thing is certain; "I Fought the Law" would have been a hit for Holly, and not Bobby Fuller. (It was written by Sonny Curtis, one of The Crickets, in 1958, but Holly died before getting a chance to record it.)
Him and Ritchie could have been a good counter to the impending British Invasion.
The thing I just love is that the drummer looks like he's having the time of his life and looks like he's having fun!!!!
He's still alive too.
@@ultimatekyle3067 Yes,Jerry Allison is the sole survivor now.
For sure. if you're going to do something then have fun doing it.
Have you ever played the drums? He looks like that because playing drums actually is super fun* : D
Source: I've been playing drums for 15 years.
*until you hit the wall playing too fast and flashy, and have finish the set trying to stay in time while all four of your limbs slowly melt off
What I love so much about this song is that the drummer is using a Latin style beat to it.
RIP Jerry Allison. Your music will NEVER die.
This is where rock n roll started
A pivotal point in popular music, from here on so much is rooted back to Buddy Holly's unique style and sound
No mention of the black musicians who actually pioneered the music.
A Legend
Buddy paved the way for Rock N Roll
This song is extraordinary. Even in 2019 it sounds fresh and exciting. I can't image what it was like to hear it in the fifties. Amazingly talented artist
Hello
Hell no it doesn't sound fresh. Sounding fresh has nothing to do with quality of song tho, its quality of recording/instrumentation/production
Right? Just brilliant. They were such a tight band, too.
sounds fresh like rotten fish
OMG this kid and his band, changed music for ever!.. He really did folks, he really did!!
I feel like drinking a 5 dollar milkshake while listening to this.
Fun fact milkshakes used to he 15 cents lol thank inflation
@@jerrycruz8361 that was a Pulp Fiction reference. . .lol
@@BlueFox284 lol I know I was just being a smart ass
Brasil 🇧🇷✌️
@@jerrycruz8361 Back in my day you could get 2 chocolate bars and a half gallon of gas for 15 cents
Buddy Holly would have been eighty years old today. This man was the greatest, so much in music can be attributed to him. I've been a fan for over 40 years. My big regret is that I never had the pleasure of seeing him perform live.
Ed almost left Buddy hanging on the handshake, lol.
yeah almost cringe
Buddy is such a nice boy he would have stuck his hand out forever for Ed.
Until Ed ordered his guitar turned off during Oh Boy! six weeks later.
Buddy a Texas gentleman.
Very often, Ed had no idea who the hell he was introducing, or why.
It may have been filmed in 1957 but this is still priceless today. Makes me want to cry sometimes.
My dad bragged he had seen Buddy Holly in his home town of Liverpool in the late 1950s. As a kid that meant nothing to me. But now I am more than twice the age my dad was in 1958 I realise what a great vibe the music scene had in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Peggy Sue has a great drum beat. Sadly my dad passed away last year. I wish he was still here; we could both enjoy the music from that era.
His sound was diverse, and he was incredibly prolific. Hard to believe he was 22 when he went, given what he achieved
Are we just gonna ignore that this drummer is an absolute beast?
SPOT ON 🎶💙
Jerry Ivan Allison. RIP
he's barely average
@@johnparsonfor this time I would say he’s SAVArage. Oh boy.
lol
The real wild child, Jerry Ivan himself!
Happy Birthday Buddy. Today would have been your 81st birthday. You were just a young man of 22 when you left the world in Feb. 1959. Gone but NEVER forgotten! You influenced countless of artists & musicians over the decades and your songs have been and STILL are played around the world! You left us with such a powerful and tremendous legacy of music and all was accomplished in a short period of time! A super talented young man who made many pick up a guitar and want to learn "That'll be the day", Peggy Sue, Rave on, Maybe baby, Oh boy and on. You are missed by many and we can only wonder and imagine what other great songs you would have recorded as time moved on. Happy Birthday Buddy, Rest in Peace and Thank you for the wonderful legacy of music you gave to us all......................
TX boys! San Antonio here born and raised! HBD Buddy! Sep 7 and my birthday too!
This video is incredible. This life performance encapsulates in less than 2 minutes how great Buddy Holly was. And sad, too.
65 YEARS AGO!
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE THEY BROUGHT SO MUCH FROM TWO GUITARS,A STAND UP BASS AND A SET OF DRUMS!!
AND THAT INCREDIBLE VOICE!
OFF THE SCALE!!
They don't do that today. Godamn glad to be a boomer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Today without auto tune nothing is possible. I read here Buddy Holly is the Godfather of R'n'R, not just that, he and others from the 50's are Godfathers of all todays music. R.I.P
Buddy invented punk rock. Fast BPM, rapidly strumming the same chords, no blues rhythm like you typically get in Rockabilly. Just like the punk rock of nowadays. His career may have been cut short, but it was enough to be a massive influence in the music world.
Agree
Yup
@kaczok Yes that too, I forgot to include that. And bands still play music like that to this day, with Buddy's style and soul.
All of his songs weren't like this. Look for "apartment tapes" especially show he's a great singer. Also I think his look is more unexpected today than it was then. Remember those ladies glasses with the points on the sides are like punk now, but were very normal then...
The drummer spawned Wipe Out.
My parents used to listen to Buddy Holly when I was a kid. I remember there were pictures of him, The Beatles, Elvis, etc. in a book near the record player. Buddy was probably the first celebrity crush I ever had lol
I love Buddy Holly! Thank God for every live footage of him.
Buddy Holly popped into my head yesterday. Watching this reminds me what we lost but also what we have to remember.
I will never forget Buddy Holly.
A Legend who died at 22.
Had Buddy lived a long life he would have accomplished a lot.
RIP Buddy Holly. One of the godfathers of Rock and Roll, taken way too young.
A Legend
Buddy paved the way for Rock N Roll
This was December 1st, 1957 - 64 years, 9 months ago. Crazy to think this was that long ago!! Just brilliant. One of my favourite movies is "The Buddy Holly Story".
Big shout out the to unique, unmistakable drum beat of this song. It packs such a punch
When I saw his picture on an 8 track, I thought what a geeky looking guy. Then I heard his music and fell in love with all his songs! Thanks Buddy!
Great to see Buddy play the song live...and the fact he’s playing the main groove with constant downstrokes!
He must have had some serious strength to do that!
I was only five when he died,but what a great musician and I remember hearing him on my transistor radio. Thanks for posting.
that drummer is the best! for his time I'd say he's a pretty good drummer. no other drummer has stuck out in the 50s more than the drummer from the crickets! In my own Opinion of course lol
His name is jerry Allison, he’s still alive, he married Peggy sue so buddy sang him a marriage. Gg man
I'm really loving the sound of those drums
His name is Jerry Allison, good looking, good drummer, and overall just a good guy.
He was a great drummer along with D J Fontana Elvis drummer the best in the 50s
@@TLO129 Yes, and Jerry co-wrote the song.
Music speaks to all. I was three years old when I heard this song. Been a part of my heart and soul ever since. Buddy Holly too.
Just love the drummer more advanced for his time
and he looks so happy too
Are you drunk or what do you mean by "old drummers were the best check out elviss (sic) drummer or buddy" DJ Fontana was young in the 50s and so was Buddy's drummer Jerry Ivan Allison. He is on this clip, looking very cool BUT is he old? Btw, learn how to spell, when a dot, comma et cetera is needed and ALWAYS a capital letter after a dot and capital letters for first letter in first & second name. You really need to workout with the language for 10 hrs a day, seven days a week for at least a year. I am from Sweden but I believe I am 98 percent superior vs you and I think you are from US. Right? And you missed almost all English lessons...right? Probably by this incredible hard to understand statement by you, you meant that "old school" drummers like DJ Fontana or Jerry I Allison were the best. I tell you about THE BEST, and that was Earl Palmer. A pro session drummer and on almost every recordings of rockers, from Eddie Cochran, Ritchie Valens to Little Richard and Fats.And a lots more, movie music, TV themes and 100ds more musicians.... Google him! "If any single musician can be credited with defining rock & roll as a rhythmic idiom distinct from the jump, R&B, and all else that preceeded it, that musician is surely Earl Palmer." Robert Palmer, Rolling Stone. From the flip side of "Backbeat Earl Palmer's Story" book.
+ roland johansson Hey, Mister Perfect: this is Internet, not English class!!
He looks high AF
roland johansson roland johansson you made mistakes too: "from (the) US", "lot" not "lots", "incredibly" not "incredible". Pompous fool.
Thank God Buddy Holly Blessed this earth with his prescence...he wasn't here for a long time....but he will NEVER be forgotten
He was the greatest rock n roller of the 1950s without Buddy Holly The Beatles and The Rolling Stones might never have existed
elvis
@Ricky
Can not you read?
He said without "The Crickets" Buddy Holly's Band, the Beattles and and rolling stones would not exist ...
In addition, the Crickets before Crickets called the Beattles.
Elvis was the greatest rocker.
Probably not indeed !
Have you ever heard of chuck berry? But holly was absolutely amazing tho.
One of The Greats. Cheers from Iowa. The plane crash was horrific.
I still get sad over Buddy ( The Big Bopper and Richie Valens too... ) even though this was well before my time. Buddy, I really love you man!
Man I love how they start the camera with the drummer and back off in a cool way to buddy Holly. So freaking awesome.
RIP Jerry Allison , drummer of the crickets who co wrote this song and the other great song ,,,,that’ll be the day , in my opinion two of the greatest songs ever from that or any other era ,
Uma pena ele ter ido tão cedo. Teria com certeza um futuro brilhante pela frente. Uma verdadeira estrela do Rock and Roll
It is 2018 and we are still watching and listening to you, Buddy!
I was born in 1964 so I never got to see buddy holly preform but my mother did. She was a massive fan of him and so was I (and still am!)
Buddy Holly is awesome great tune. Rest in peace buddy we love ya!!
You can't take away what he accomplished by the age of 22.
Love the vocal hiccup Holly does. My dad and I have the birthday February 3.....Holly had so much ahead of him......would have loved to see him in the 60s....
Where punk rock really got its start! Buddy Holly & The Crickets!
RIP, Jerry Allison. 8/2022. Last surviving member
R.I.P. dear Peggy Sue Gerron , she died yesterday 1th October 2018 in Lubbock Texas
Why was the song based of her
sheep 08 yeah
@@deceased2981 The Drummer Jerry Allison had a thing for her, they ended up getting married for a while.
@@timothybagrowski643 ohh that's nice but sad at the same time
@@timothybagrowski643 and that's why he sung the song "peggy sue got married"
Obviously Buddy is great, but I just love Jerry Allison's drumming! His swagger's perfect.
He seems like the most laid back drummer in the world, love it!
2015, Today is still a superhit!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
2018 still a great hit.
2019 and still good
2020.desde Uruguay.
Buddy Holly one of the greatest rockers of all time.Elvis and the Beatles all acknowledged the influence Buddy had on them.I still cannot get over how great Buddy Holly was and remains.Who knows what he would have accomplished if he had been given more time.RIP Buddy,you are rockin in heaven.
Oh my stars! These kids today and their rock and roll records!
I love this video 💕 Thank you so much Buddy Holly and the Crickets. Buddy forever 🎸RIP
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An interesting fact:
look almost just like him. I’m from Texas, have a bit of a similar voice, and play guitar and some other instruments. I remember singing a while ago and my parents and everybody said I reminded them of Buddy Holly. Then my parents looked at my family tree. There he was. On my family tree. I’m also same religion as him. I’m a baptist he was too. And I realized that my father looked like buddy too. I am happy to be related to him. I impersonate him
Some information about Buddy Holly:
Buddy Holly was only 22 when he died and sang since he was around 13. He was in a country and western duo with bob Montgomery for a while then he joined the crickets in late 1957. They had good songs together, such as, Oh Boy!, Peggy Sue, That’ll be the day, Everyday, and words of love. He was no doubt great at a lot. I don’t like him because he’s my relative, I like him because he has talent. I was a fan of him before I figured out I was related to him. But his band was mainly friends but he had his 3rd cousin by marriage join. Niki Sullivan was in there but then quit because he wasn’t a fan of the traveling. Then it was stuck with Buddy Holly, Joe B Mauldin, and Jerry Allison. Then the crickets got in a argument because Buddy wanted to record in New York. But Jerry and joe wanted to stay in Clovis New Mexico. Also Joe and Jerry were drinking a little bit. Then Buddy on a tour that took his life along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Maria Elena Holly had a miscarriage and lost the baby. She was devastated and she never remarried again. February 3rd 1959 was then nicknamed The Day The Music Died. And there is some theories that Buddy shot The Big Bopper but there was no way it was possible for Buddy, Ritchie, or The Big Bopper to live. The last thing I want to say is....
R.I.P
Awesome1
I meant awesome!
You should post some videos of yourself performing his songs!
If you say so, man
For a heads up I’m gonna be screen recording things about buddy on my channel soon. Be ready for it.
Texans...Rockers in my book.Thanks Buddy Holly and The Crickets...I Love Ya's.
The man , the myth , the legend ... welcome to the forever 20 ‘s club ... it surety was the day the music died !
The 🎙🎸voice of Buddy Holly for live and éternity ! 🕯🕯R.i.p Buddy Holly for ever and éternity 🕯🕯
We all owe Buddy Holly heaps...Can you imagine what he would have contributed to the rock'n'roll world had he lived
No
This is where it all began.
Love the drum part!
Some of the studio recordings they used cardboard boxes to get that thumpa-thumpa muted tom-tom sound.
Jerry Allison played on Buddy Knox's Party Doll using a cardboard box filled with cotton. When he joined Buddy Holly's first band, The Three Tunes, he had to improvise using a box again at Norman Petty's studio. By the time That'll Be The Day came along, he used his drum kit at Petty's studio but had to drum in another room away from the sound equipment. A cricket appeared on the sound of the demo of That'll Be The Day. Thus, came the name The Crickets. After Buddy's death, Jerry continued to play with the different Crickets lineups. In late 61, he did the drumming on Tommy Roe's Sheila. He also played on Tommy's first album. He also played on Bobby Vee's Rubber Ball. There are probably other early sixties artists he played for, but these are the only ones I know of.
These guys were at the very beginning of a revolution called ROCK & ROLL!!!
One of the best rock songs of all time.
Not really. It's pretty... bland. There's not a whole lot going on in either lyrics or music.
that'll be the day and not fade away are better
I am just a sucker for a frantic up tempo rock song.
YES YOUR RIGHT }
HE IS THE BEST
It always baffle me that we would have never had this song if It wasn't for Sam Bekett.
if buddy holly had survived then imagine how many more songs he would have made same he is gone
Keep in mind that he was so prolific, that his label kept releasing new material for the next ten years after his death!!! That's how many master tapes and recording he left behind. Pure musical genius...
Ale Vera I know this but imagine how much more famous he would have become and the all the music he could have created even know he did do so much before his passing
@@Morris2906 I know!! Don't get me wrong, I was just pointing out how prolific he was during the brief time he recorded. I can't even get to imagine how much more he would have done!! Cheers!!
Or he might have gone on exhaust fumes. We'll never know.
Mao zedong listens to rock n roll wow
Amazes me that I can watch this, that was on tv long before I was born, and is available here on youtube :D thank you for uploading
2023 and it’s still iconic ❤
It's great music. Totally raw ..
This man and his group were something special! scaring! They have wrote and performed the greatest pop rock music BAR NONE!! Buddy lives!!
Wish there was more footage out there of Buddy performing.
That drum roll and bass and guitar makes the an insane jam...imagine life today with modern equipment..it would be a RAP
Buddy is and was just the best. He hit it like a lighting bolt.
Then in a flash he was gone. Always a "What If" attached to him.
We lost you 59 years ago tonight, oh what might have been. RIP Buddy
The original inspiration for this tune passed away today. Long live Peggy Sue!
Just heard it on the news. 😢
Originally the song was Called "Cindy Lou" it was named after Buddy's niece.
There's nothing like seeing the expressions of sheer joy on Buddy and his band members' faces whilst performing this timeless song. It's just a little over a minute and a half but, it speaks volumes about not " rock music" but " rock and roll music." inmho, there is a distinct difference.
60 years ago today 2/3/19, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper all died in a plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa. RIP
Abandoned Zach yeah amazing how much time has passed
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The day the music died eh...
2nd of March??? write the date the right way
@@geefoo4627, 3rd of febuary,
first song i learned to play on guitar way back in 59.Considering its a chord solo its magic.And the driving beat of the drums .Classic A D E chords.Buddy set the stnd for allto follow.
Love Buddy Holly, and really the drums on this.
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Buddy Holly did that live. My God, what a talent. I'm not naive, they probably had the studio track blaring from the speakers, but he matched everything word-for-word. No loss.
Love the drumming on this.
Just great music man! Love it. Rest in peace Buddy Holly, Richie Valenz and The Big Booper. Love you.
Fun Fact: Buddy Hollys Band was called the crickets. where do you think the beatles got their name?
Hu cool
wasnt the reason why they were called the crickets was they use to like record ina garge and in some of the older songs you can hear cricket chirping?
They almost called themselves Buddy and the Beetles before finally setting on the Crickets.
Didn't John Lennon have a dream about a flaming pie and someone exclaiming, "Let there be Beatles with an A".
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This is one of favorite songs that Buddy Holly it's a shame he died so early RIP my friend
THAT DRUM BEAT WILL NEVER DIE !
UNSTERBLICH danke Buddy Holly
Thank you weezer for helping me get to know this band
Buddy Holly is the" uncrowned" King of Rock and Roll, the influence that gave all the sixties groups, is without question and by the way this also includes Cliff ans Elvis. He is up there
rockinn and rolling and hopefully some day, I wanna sing this, my fav song with him and the guys.
never realised how exceptional that drumming is
Buddy Holly was my age when he died...I never knew how young that was until I became his age. He had so much to offer...my god how sad. Rest easy Buddy
It's great the way you can get a video from that era so quickly from just pressing a few keys .Only on youtube can you can do this : ) Thumbs up if agree.
Nobody could sing Peggy Sue like Buddy Holly if you listen very hard to when he's singing you would see that he has a screeching weird voice that made him very special just like Little Richard and The Voice of the greatest piano player in the world Liberace I can sing all kinds of songs from Rock to Country to Classic to Jazz to oldie but goodies to today's songs and I can say I'm very proud of everybody who sings in this world or love to go dancing
RIP JERRY AKA BUDDY HOLLY DRUMMER
Happy Birthday to the One and the Only Buddy Holly!He would be 82!
He will never Fade away
60 years ago today, the music died. RIP buddy
Happy 79th Birthday Jerry J.I. Allison !One of the reasons I am learning how to play on the drums!We Love you!
Rock´n´roll will never die !
sadly it has, everything now is dubstep, bad rap that all sounds the exact same, and pop. real genres barely even get on the radio anymore.
@@craig101.2 Nah there are bands like Greta Van Fleet, TDG, Beartooth, milkteeth, etc. Keeping it alive. Thanks to the internet genres that arent mainstream can thrive
+Epic Gamer 101 Did you actually just say dubstep!? That shits been dead for a while now. Its poorly made rap and "contemperary r&b" which is todays trash pop artists like taylor swift, ariana, grande, and so on.
@@jerrysmith2354 lol
@@craig101.2 well you're clearly listening to the wrong music then
Love Buddy's voice. He was the musical influence! Remember dancing to his records in 1958 - no-one to match his rhythm.
Modern stuff right there
Witty.
WeirdChamp
Buddy and the Crickets played at the Globe, Stockton on Tees in 1958.
This sucks lol
Buddy Holly, James Dean, Elvis Presley from the mid to late 50s.
I just love the way the drummer looks like he is having fun !!!!
I’m listening this year 2020, who else?
MeMeMe!! Big fan!
Me...I love buddy holly
2025? who else?
Only 50's kids will remember this
Yeeeeet
Buddy going for the handshake is legendary. Ed had to grit his teeth and do it