
BUDDY HOLLY
HOLLYBILLY
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Buddy Holly has come to be known as one of the foremost performers and innovators of the first wave of rock 'n' rollers in the 1950s
tracks
- 1 Baby, Won't You Come Out Tonight?
- 2 Love Me (with studio chat)
- 3 Don't Come Back Knockin'
- 4 Midnight Shift
- 5 Blue Days, Black Nights
- 6 Rock Around With Ollie Vee (fragment)
- 7 Rock Around With Ollie Vee (July 1956 version)
- 8 Because I Love You
- 9 Changing All Those Changes (Clovis demo version)
- 10 I Guess I Was Just a Fool
- 11 It's not my Fault
- 12 I'm Gonna Set my Foot Down
- 13 Rock-a-Bye Rock
- 14 Girl on my Mind
- 15 That'll be the day
- 16 Ting-A-Ling
- 17 I'm Changin' All Those Changes (fragment)
- 18 I'm Changin' All Those Changes (Nashville Version)
- 19 Modern Don Juan
- 20 You Are My One Desire (false start)
- 21 You Are My One Desire
- 22 Rocdk Around Ollive Vee (November 1956 version)
- 23 Honky Tonk (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 24 Good Rockin' Tonight (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 25 Brown-Eyed Handsome Man (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 26 Bo Diddley (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 27 Rip It Up (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 28 Blue Monday (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 29 Blue Suede Shoes (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 30 Shake, Rattle & Roll (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 31 Ain't Got no Home (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 32 Holly Hop (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 33 Bo Diddley (undubbed Clovis demo)
- 34 Brown-Eyed Handsome Man (undubbed Clovis demo)
- 35 Have You Ever Been Lonely? #1(undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 36 Have You Ever Been Lonely? (fragment)
- 37 Have You Ever Been Lonely? (fragment)
- 38 Have You Ever Been Lonely? #2 (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 39 Gone (fragment)
- 40 Gone #1 (undubbed Lubbock demo)
- 41 Gone #2 (undubbed Lubbock demo)
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DOUBLE CD SET - 41 TRACKS -
8 PAGE BOOKLET.
Among the very first inductees into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in January 1986, along with Elvis, Jerry Lee, Fats Domino, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Ray Charles, Buddy Holly has come to be known as one of the foremost performers and innovators of the first wave of rock 'n' rollers in the 1950s, even though his actual recording career lasted less than three years before being cut short by his death in an horrific plane crash. Perhaps revered even more in Europe than in his home country, singer-songwritermusician- producer Buddy inspired The Beatles and the Rolling Stones and their like much more than even Elvis ever could.
This compilation features the complete 1956 recordings of Buddy Holly - his first as a solo artist - and includes all the surviving masters from his three Nashville sessions for US Decca, together with his first demo sessions cut at Norman Petty's state-of-the-art recording studio in Clovis, New Mexico, and home recordings from Lubbock. In addition to Buddy and his usual cohorts, such as Jerry Allison, Sonny Curtis and Don Guess, the tracks also include the accompaniment of the famed Nashville "A" Team, boasting Floyd Cramer, Harold Bradley and the always superb Grady Martin.
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A Remarkable Statement
author: Carl M. NielsenThis two-cd-set is a unique chance to hear the early more rough - and more like straight rockabilly - recordings of Buddy Holly. You'll find important elements of his later style in theese recordings, but indeed some big differences. For rockabilly purists I guess this is more "the thing". On the other side it might disapoint some who are more into the polished side of the 50's music. For devoted Holly fans it is a must. And I would say it is too for anybody with a serious interest in music from the 50's. Both historical and musical it is fascinating listening to theese recordings. Buddy Holly step by step inventing the Buddy Holly style, and making some real good music while he does it. Only one original album was released in Holly's lifetime: "The Chirping Crickets". In this cd-set you'll find a collourfull, cathy and educative overture to "The Chirping Crickets".
great it is a pleasure to listening this music
author: RALPH GIBBSIt is a pleasure to know a company who sell that type of cd hope to buy from you again.
Best Buddy Holly CD if interested in his undubbed performances
author: Ken EdmondsonThe songs are as clear as you can get for demos done on tape and acetate. Just a well done and put together CD.
very cool collection of Buddy Holly recordings.
author: Doug RindgeIf you are a Buddy Holly lover and like to find new goodies on him, you will love this one. Like the album cover says, the complete recordings of him in the year of 1956. Some are odd and some are cool but it is all Buddy. It is history of Buddy Holly. I love it, you will too.