Artist: Buddy Holly
Genre: Rock and Roll
Buddy Holly was an American rock and roll pioneer born in 1936, who became one of the genre's most influential musicians despite his career lasting only 18 months. Holly pioneered the rock band lineup of two guitars, bass, and drums that became standard. With The Crickets, he recorded numerous rock and roll classics including 'That'll Be the Day,' 'Peggy Sue,' 'Oh Boy!,' and 'Rave On.' Holly's innovative recording approach, songwriting, and performance influenced countless musicians. His use of studio techniques like double-tracking vocals and clean, precise guitar playing set new standards. His death in a 1959 plane crash at age 22 became 'The Day the Music Died.'
Buddy Holly vinyl records (22)
BOBBY VEE I Remember Buddy Holly (1963 UK 12-track Mono vinyl LP on the black & silver Liberty label arranged and conducted by Ernie Freeman and accompanied by The Eligibles housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve with a poly lined Emitex inner. The sleeve displays some mild age wear mostly on the edges & corners the labels are clean with only light spindle marks and the vinyl shows only light signs of play overall an Excellent example SLBY1188) Track Listing: Thatll Be The Day It Doesnt Matter Anymore Peggy Sue True Love Ways Its So Easy Heartbeat Oh Boy Raining In My Heart Think It Over Maybe Baby Early In The Morning Buddys Song
£28.00 used
BOBBY VEE I Remember Buddy Holly (1963 UK 12-track Mono vinyl LP on the black & silver Liberty label arranged and conducted by Ernie Freeman and accompanied by The Eligibles housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve with a poly lined Emitex inner. This one owner copy remains in a really nice condition
£56.00 used