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I Know there are some Buddy Holly Collectors as well as Elvis. The chirping Crickets, I believe, is the only L.P. that was recorded when Buddy was alive. These other two are a lot of their great singles brought together. The Back cover photo is of the back of the Buddy Holly Story. Buddy's Widow wrote this especially for the many fan's out there. Hope you enjoy looking at these.
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"That will be the Day" when no one collects and loves Buddy :-) Great LPs !
All I can say is" Oh BOY" Manikin when your right you are SO right!!
musik "Rave On!" Buddy Holly rockin and rollin now :-)
TOUCHE !!!!!!! He will not "FADE AWAY" (Written by Norman Petty and Charles Hardin)
It really if fun "Reminising" about him :-)
Yes, He was a huge influence on R&R Music. Do you know the story about his Bassman and his seat on the plane that night?
I sure do in fact one of my favorite movies is "LaBamba " I remember well when the accident happened as I was a fan of all their music . Sad end for all aboard plane :-(
All gone to soon.
Thanks officialfuel,mrmajestic,Hunter,Manikin and packrat-place
My formative years...all in one LP sleeve!
Thank You for the Love fugs66