This was played at my daughter's funeral. She died tragically young, and this was one of her favourite songs. I hope Clare has found some peace, and maybe she'll be up there singing it with Buddy? God bless you Clare.
@anthonyhollis1 i agree.. you dont need to be the greatest guitarist or drummer or bass player or singer or whatever to put feeling in your music.. and feeling its what its all about
@siblington apart from the sky references in the first line, there are no similarities. the melodies are completely different, the chord progressions are completely different.
Today's special offer is a used Lady Gaga AND a clean, unused Justin Bieber for the whopping price of only ONE Buddy Holly! That's right God, trade our 2 *cough* most valued artists for only ONE Buddy Holly!
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one of my favorite all time songs... RECORDED IN NEW YORK OCT 21 1958.. DICK JACOBS RECORDING SESSIONS.. THIS SONG DOES NOT GET ENOUGH ATTENTION IN MY OPINION.. IT'S ONE OF HIS ALL TIME BESTS.. HAD BUDDY LIVED BUDDY HAD SAID HE WAS GOING TO DO MORE BALLADS LIKE THIS.. WHAT A SHAME HE DIED SO YOUNG.. WHO KNOWS WHAT MORE BEAUTIFUL BALLADS HE WAS GOING TO WRITE FOR US..
Of course you are -- this is not nonsense; this is life in lyrics, balanced by musical composition and modular structure. Here, the world makes sense, the musical pattern is directly formulated to the very beat of your own heart. Thus, there is a passing of time between you and the song, this translates into a direct connection that can only be achieved through relationships with other living entities. This is the true and awesome power of music.
Buddy Holly knew how to put many a song together, but "Raining in my Heart" and "True Love Ways" has to be two of the best songs ever written by anyone
Sad news for all Buddy Holly fans: The dean of our fraternity, Bill Griggs of Lubbock Texas, THE Buddy Holly expert, true rock and roll fan and researcher extraordinaire, has passed away. We will forever remember his friendship and dedication to great music. Rock On Bill!
ME? who said anything about being a know it all? I quoted LETTERMAN, hater. Besides, I was only 2 when Holly died. Am grateful to have grown up listening to him and oldies and the Everly brothers. Saw them when they reunited. Humble enough to know Montaigne, who said, Que sais-je? Visited his ivory tower in southern France once. I am chilled; hell i live in paradise. no stress or haters live here either. Maybe you ought to take your own chill pill. I'll log off and no one write me anymore.
I guess the biggest difference in the USA since the late 50's would be the fragmentation of society.Back then,they were things that everybody did.Today,more than half of the people didn't even watch the Superbowl.
MEF900 I was 11 years old when Buddy died and I can tell you that I feel almost privileged to have grown up in the fifties, but the music of the 50's is still out there, you can find it if you look for it.
Chubbery On, come on ! The video's not too bad, I've seen a lot worse"
i love this music. i sincerely miss my friend Chris and I miss what USED to be Nigel.
It all changes y'know. If you're 16 years old and thinking things are gonna be rosey forever and your current frineds will be friends for life... I'm here to tell you it all goes wrong.
i really wish he didnt die in a plane crash i would of probly went to all his concerts XD :'( its all because of him i started playing the violin he was legand
Q. how do I ruin a great song? A. assemble a ludicous slideshow to spoil it. All of these lame ass, dumbshit cartoons. Holly was a genius. Letterman had a post on his worldwide pants page saying genius has no off switch. You can't improve buddy holly. leave him alone.
@bodywhomp98 Genius has no off switch? It would also seem that know-it-all gobshite bullshitters have no off switch as well....fer fucks sake...chill out!
@Loobs666 I didn't see any1 else say it, so I will, this was a DICK comment. Y do ppl like you have 2 B so rude to EVERY1? @bodywhomp98 was tryin give props to Buddy Holly & his music withstanding time and generations. I saw the same vid of GaGa's interview with D.L.(w/o 05/11) which had a splashcard @ the end w/ the quote "genius has no off switch postion". It's stuck with me since as well, great quote. But ppl like YOU just NEED 2 find fault EVERYWHERE. An apology is owed to BW98.
@shaggystu100 Me to - I always wanted to be around in the 40's - 18yr olds paid to fly P-47's, P-51's, Typhoons and loads of other high performance fighters!
Imagine it: fully loaded in your P51 low level over Germany on return from an escort run - shooting the shit out of anything that moves on the ground!! I've heard stories of pilots in the alps in 1945 having low level 'lake runs at full throttle with the prop wash throwing water up! Awesome :).
the only thing that i like about the fifties is how the society is not as soft as it is today. If you look at today's time, every time someone gets hurt or something doesn't go their way they sue. And now we are way to dependent on the government, all of these people living off of welfare, even though they are perfectly fine to work, so yes i would also like to live in the 50s
He composed this one with orchestra at 22. Imagine what he would have done with about 50 more years. Ingenious use of pizzicato with the strings to represent rain. Only other use for rain I know was by some dude named Ludwig Van something!
Buddy is absolutely amazing. I'm so happy we had him while we did. Unfortunately I wasn't lucky enough to be around. If only we still had music like this coming out.
One hundred years from now people who have soul will hear this song and it will touch them as deeply as it touches us today...what a brilliant talent he was.
oh misery, misery. What's gonna become of me. Such a simple arangement. Almost like a nursery rhyme. What an impact it makes, though. You don't get many perfect songs, but this has to be one of them.
@iruleyouatguitar What are you talking about? It totally fit with that one verse about animated lions, and the part in the chorus where it talks about CGI penguins...
This particular song is a prime example of the direction that Buddy Holly wanted
his music to develop in to sort of an orchestrated and melodic style that still had
some cool rock elements on horn not to make it to soft. I think that he was so deeply involved in creating a new form of music that was both rebellious and mainstream and popular at the same time. his style was not as the others of
his time he was truly an innovator and far ahead of his time.
I'm 20 and work with the older generation, I love my job and get to listen to songs like this - when this song comes on though I'm in my little element :)
I'm 20 and work with the older generation, I love my job and get to listen to ongs like this - when this song comes on though I'm in my little element :)
you let me know when you get that time machine up and running. i want book passage ,one way back with you, i grew up in the 50s wish i would have never left.
even at buddy's young age he was really showing how far his musically ability could stretch. It is almost hard to believe that this was written by the same person that wrote Peggy, Sue, rave on etc. This song is almost "show tune" like
Being of the older generation, I think we had the best music back then. At least the songs made sense, not like this stuff they have out nowadays. Buddy Holly was great and this was one of my Buddy Holly favorties and also True Love Ways. Wish we had him back.
SaintDick1...you got that right brother. We all got ripped off when Buddy was killed. Without Buddy...we would never have had the Beatles. Imagine what Buddy would have done had he lived. I have always felt he would have been bigger than Elvis was. As a Texas musician living in NYC it's cool to go to Buddy's apartment in the Village.
Buddy Holly is the true King of Rock N Roll - Elvis was glad to record Country as long as he got to sing - not Holly, he refused when they tried to box him in cuz he was from Texas and he was the first to produce his own music too - a complete bad ass - way ahead of the times and the Beatles' greatest influence
Buddy Holly is the true King of Rock N Roll - Elvis was glad to record country as long as he got to sing - not Holly, and he was the first to produce his own music too - a complete bad ass - way ahead of the times and the Beatles greatest influence
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This was an amazing innovative song. His use of pizzicato by the strings to represent raindrops was started by Beethoven, hardly a staple of rock and roll. That plane crash really was the "day the music died".
I just got back from Vancouver and I went and saw a play called Buddy. It was about his life and his music. I have to say, it was phenomenal. Absolutely fantastic. The gy who played Buddy was amazing.
Buddy is missed.. The good ones die young, unfortunately.
@CanadianHickChick I saw that play with my drama class. It was pretty decent, apart for the fact that it was more of a tribute concert than a play about his life. And i was disappointed at the lack of reference to The Day the Music Died. However, it did instill a hunger for buddy holly music within me, so i give it a good score :L
We have left to us the best they gave us while here.
Try to see Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino and many others before they leave us. There's a lot of great talent still rockin out there.
best Buddy Holly tribute ever...you should have tons more views.
77danv 2 days ago
is it actually humanly possible to dislike this song?
45020102 1 month ago 2
This was played at my daughter's funeral. She died tragically young, and this was one of her favourite songs. I hope Clare has found some peace, and maybe she'll be up there singing it with Buddy? God bless you Clare.
Mackingcole 1 month ago 11
@Mackingcole sorry, God bless you and you're family!
Thecorndogman01 1 month ago
looks good thank you
smiley2emc 2 months ago
@anthonyhollis1 i agree.. you dont need to be the greatest guitarist or drummer or bass player or singer or whatever to put feeling in your music.. and feeling its what its all about
fender7682 2 months ago
Still Relevant Now = GREAT WRITER .. Buddy Holly You Live On Though Your Music !!!
*Shivz Dotz*
ShivzDotzTV 2 months ago
my names Holly brown, my parents named me after buddy holly.. and i was gunna be buddy if i was a boy :/ buddy brown, sounds kinda good :)
raverbaby011 2 months ago 2
dear prudence totally stole from this song
not that both songs aren't great
siblington 3 months ago
@siblington apart from the sky references in the first line, there are no similarities. the melodies are completely different, the chord progressions are completely different.
Eduardo10390 2 months ago
FANTASTIC! I remember this very well.
7lloyd777 3 months ago
beatles , buddy holy n roling stones :)
luky673 3 months ago
He doesn't know, you've gone away.
RSNJessica 3 months ago 2
i feel so bad for his wife and kid! :'( miss you buddy!
2ausome 3 months ago
Dear God,
I have a special offer for you today.
Today's special offer is a used Lady Gaga AND a clean, unused Justin Bieber for the whopping price of only ONE Buddy Holly! That's right God, trade our 2 *cough* most valued artists for only ONE Buddy Holly!
But wait!-
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SirLimeySir 4 months ago 9
TheSilvergold45 4 months ago 4
Nothing like yesterdays music to open memorys today:
good channel,keep them coming
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legendairebrad 4 months ago
Years ahead of his time in talent , production and arrangement. A true Legend.
Duncan038 4 months ago 2
Absolutely lovely.
MegaKorman 4 months ago
Justin Bieber
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SirLimeySir 5 months ago 22
@SirLimeySir you've hit the nail on the head!!
GazzaFJ27 4 months ago
Best way I could describe first major heartbreak
kdspttex 5 months ago
I wake up to this every morning:)
TheGRJPBeatles 5 months ago
this song epitomizes great song writing
27natedogg1 5 months ago 4
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in over 5o years there has never been anyone to match him
levittmaful 5 months ago
i love this song and all the songs of buddy holly
davidortiz9113 5 months ago
God loves his music so much... he took him away early.
reygood1 5 months ago 4
LOVE THE SONG
HATE THE DISNEY PICS!!!!!!!!
TODDYINLINCOLN 5 months ago
....the maestro...a genius before his time....bet there's great music in heaven
blencathra11 6 months ago 3
That voice. Ahead of his time indeed.
094176 6 months ago 2
lol i dont get the lion king shit...but buddy holly goes hard :)
kellahope3 6 months ago
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buddy holly will never be gone
poopbus1995 6 months ago
Buddy Holly and the Picks, they were never a group,influenced so many future groups.
Olliemetal666 6 months ago
lovely song and video what more do i need wish you were still here Buddy !
louis4259 6 months ago
...is there a reason for the Lion King pics? lol this video is WHACK.
Haha, love the song though. Thanks for posting :)
kmacmuzikmafia27 6 months ago
0:18 It's a double rainbow all the way...damn, oh my God...
odraciRRicardo 6 months ago
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Buddy Holly
September / 7 / 1936 - February / 3 / 1959
May He Rest In Peace
Wolf251982 6 months ago
just brill takes me back to my youth and all the girls that i loved
janetcow 6 months ago
.....555 was it you who split the atom????
blencathra11 6 months ago
Of course you are -- this is not nonsense; this is life in lyrics, balanced by musical composition and modular structure. Here, the world makes sense, the musical pattern is directly formulated to the very beat of your own heart. Thus, there is a passing of time between you and the song, this translates into a direct connection that can only be achieved through relationships with other living entities. This is the true and awesome power of music.
danalovesjoe5555 7 months ago
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they do not make great music anymore miss thwe good old days
MrLeather4u 7 months ago
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they do not make great music anymore
MrLeather4u 7 months ago
i just watched texas chainsaw massacre and it disturbed me a bit. Then I watched this... and I am more than again.
SmithScapegoat 7 months ago
rip buddy imagine where we would be without your music
2010butchd 7 months ago
Found this song by watching Wilfred
FrankRizzo1229 7 months ago
Thanks Buddy, such feeling, words go deep.
eagleas1 7 months ago
ROY BUDDY GENE P GENE V R I P THE ARE THE GREATES EVERY T haverstock
MrHaverstock1888 7 months ago
great chord sequence, my favourite Holly song, great words :)
kobi4u 7 months ago
esta canción en muy bonita , las imágenes del video son muy cursis ajajajaj por eso le guardaremos en los favoritos!! ;)
lelibel 7 months ago
Buddy Holly knew how to put many a song together, but "Raining in my Heart" and "True Love Ways" has to be two of the best songs ever written by anyone
CrossAnchors 7 months ago
Thanks "Perfect Getaway" :)
shinerabat 7 months ago
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hustlerzinc 8 months ago
Dead guys with glasses are very talented, especially on Sundays.
TheGregorSass 8 months ago
this is simply absolutely brilliant music!
RocketRodCub 8 months ago
The all time great, no one comes near Buddy, never forget you
cawkanos 8 months ago in playlist Buddy Holly Lives!!!!
Up beat tune.
Fucking miserable message.
LOVE IT!
TaskMaster619 8 months ago
Thanks for the music Buddy!!
MrJules09 8 months ago 2
Buddy amigo!
humbertocosentine 8 months ago
do not fear Buddy is still here just listen.
pathwalkerful 8 months ago
great track,i was born in 67
weedgrip 8 months ago
Try some Samuel L. Jackson!
IT'LL GET YOU DRUNK!
placebo4yo 8 months ago
I was so lucky growing up in the 50`s
heulwenann 8 months ago
I would kill to have been born in the 1930's
sourpatchBALLS 8 months ago
I think I was born 40 years too late!! I was born in 1989
supershelly07 9 months ago
I miss you Buddy! :,-(
HCYD00 9 months ago 45
This is a really awesome video. I really liked how the pictures went along with the song. Nice job.
SinderellaSyndrome 9 months ago
The Crickets were not on this recording.
visor109 10 months ago
Sad news for all Buddy Holly fans: The dean of our fraternity, Bill Griggs of Lubbock Texas, THE Buddy Holly expert, true rock and roll fan and researcher extraordinaire, has passed away. We will forever remember his friendship and dedication to great music. Rock On Bill!
charlyW34 10 months ago
Buddy Holly"s last Song EVER! *Cries*
MrBioExplosive 10 months ago 2
lion king?
HoboHero13 10 months ago
@HoboHero13
it's a great movie man, ...i ain't mad at cha chubs
noshoddy 10 months ago
Must admit the slide show is rather dumb and nothing to do with the song
ecaddrmytube 10 months ago
HAHA!!! Loved the video. It was all, Lion King and then Penguins, and then DOUBLE RAINBOW!!... PENGUINS AGAIN!!!
JoTheAnomaly 10 months ago
great video. enjoyed it.
lillucy120 10 months ago
ME? who said anything about being a know it all? I quoted LETTERMAN, hater. Besides, I was only 2 when Holly died. Am grateful to have grown up listening to him and oldies and the Everly brothers. Saw them when they reunited. Humble enough to know Montaigne, who said, Que sais-je? Visited his ivory tower in southern France once. I am chilled; hell i live in paradise. no stress or haters live here either. Maybe you ought to take your own chill pill. I'll log off and no one write me anymore.
bodywhomp98 11 months ago
I guess the biggest difference in the USA since the late 50's would be the fragmentation of society.Back then,they were things that everybody did.Today,more than half of the people didn't even watch the Superbowl.
ImDavidGurney 11 months ago
i love how there's a picture of the lion king
123MrsBOB123 11 months ago
MEF900 I was 11 years old when Buddy died and I can tell you that I feel almost privileged to have grown up in the fifties, but the music of the 50's is still out there, you can find it if you look for it.
Chubbery On, come on ! The video's not too bad, I've seen a lot worse"
longboarder771 11 months ago
NOW i'm crying. Where are the happier days?
i love this music. i sincerely miss my friend Chris and I miss what USED to be Nigel.
It all changes y'know. If you're 16 years old and thinking things are gonna be rosey forever and your current frineds will be friends for life... I'm here to tell you it all goes wrong.
Mikey xx
Miss you Chris, Niss you Nige xx
mikeystrafford 11 months ago
i really wish he didnt die in a plane crash i would of probly went to all his concerts XD :'( its all because of him i started playing the violin he was legand
Randomer211 11 months ago
Q. how do I ruin a great song? A. assemble a ludicous slideshow to spoil it. All of these lame ass, dumbshit cartoons. Holly was a genius. Letterman had a post on his worldwide pants page saying genius has no off switch. You can't improve buddy holly. leave him alone.
bodywhomp98 11 months ago
@bodywhomp98 Genius has no off switch? It would also seem that know-it-all gobshite bullshitters have no off switch as well....fer fucks sake...chill out!
Loobs666 11 months ago
@Loobs666 I didn't see any1 else say it, so I will, this was a DICK comment. Y do ppl like you have 2 B so rude to EVERY1? @bodywhomp98 was tryin give props to Buddy Holly & his music withstanding time and generations. I saw the same vid of GaGa's interview with D.L.(w/o 05/11) which had a splashcard @ the end w/ the quote "genius has no off switch postion". It's stuck with me since as well, great quote. But ppl like YOU just NEED 2 find fault EVERYWHERE. An apology is owed to BW98.
zkornbaby0214z 8 months ago
What a truly great artist and singer
A legend
44Santino 11 months ago 2
double rainbow!!!
tmh1717 11 months ago
@shaggystu100 Me to - I always wanted to be around in the 40's - 18yr olds paid to fly P-47's, P-51's, Typhoons and loads of other high performance fighters!
Imagine it: fully loaded in your P51 low level over Germany on return from an escort run - shooting the shit out of anything that moves on the ground!! I've heard stories of pilots in the alps in 1945 having low level 'lake runs at full throttle with the prop wash throwing water up! Awesome :).
zekezero12345 11 months ago
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September / 7 / 1936 - February / 3 / 1959
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Wolf251982 11 months ago
the only thing that i like about the fifties is how the society is not as soft as it is today. If you look at today's time, every time someone gets hurt or something doesn't go their way they sue. And now we are way to dependent on the government, all of these people living off of welfare, even though they are perfectly fine to work, so yes i would also like to live in the 50s
legitcoz 11 months ago
this sounds like something off a disney movie, lol
BannanaMunkey 1 year ago
wuts up with the danm peinguins and lions
kingfanboi 1 year ago
He composed this one with orchestra at 22. Imagine what he would have done with about 50 more years. Ingenious use of pizzicato with the strings to represent rain. Only other use for rain I know was by some dude named Ludwig Van something!
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militarybooks 1 year ago
Very well done
alc3113 1 year ago
If love is good to me-Dean MArtin
Listen that sing, literally the same exact thin, but faster
th3Arisaka 1 year ago
Buddy is absolutely amazing. I'm so happy we had him while we did. Unfortunately I wasn't lucky enough to be around. If only we still had music like this coming out.
bandgeek195 1 year ago
I wont be sorry to face the grave having grown up in the sixties, the progress of music really stalled about abvba's time. ( not knocking )
sgtgewart1 1 year ago
He's got sadness down. Its like my feelings in a song.
tajiya816 1 year ago
Buddy, along with The Everly Brothers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We had all the very best !
What a great time for music! No wonder we were so happy in those days!
nadinesdream 1 year ago 3
12 people forgot to turn the volume on.
CarvinV3 1 year ago 54
Another favorite of my High School days in the latter 50's. What a loss of talent!
Bubblechaser6069 1 year ago
Buddy is one of the best R/R singers of all time Thomas Haverstock
haverstock1888 1 year ago
one day im gonna put a sign that says "Buddy" next to the Holly Wood sign
CountCane1994 1 year ago 4
One hundred years from now people who have soul will hear this song and it will touch them as deeply as it touches us today...what a brilliant talent he was.
BartA22 1 year ago 4
And... EVERYONE! MISS YAA !! xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <3 <3 <3 x
V.I.P. !! xxx
shezzypop10 1 year ago
My Grandad LOVEESS you his got his own video of this song!!....
Memorys of buddy holly :( xxxxx
shezzypop10 1 year ago
WE LOVE U BUDDY R.I.P M8
carltaylor25 1 year ago 2
if you dislike buddy holly, you like taking it in the ass.
sausagenpeppers 1 year ago
@sausagenpeppers ,,i like both
ajmusic11271 1 year ago
Great song
PorroFirst 1 year ago
very sweet.
anglinthemtns 1 year ago
oh misery, misery. What's gonna become of me. Such a simple arangement. Almost like a nursery rhyme. What an impact it makes, though. You don't get many perfect songs, but this has to be one of them.
biggsydaboss 1 year ago 2
beautiful video and great song!
missusestlady 1 year ago
Man Buddy Holly is the best.
aux1242 1 year ago 2
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dumbest slideshow ever.
iruleyouatguitar 1 year ago 95
@iruleyouatguitar
What a cold soul you must be
OZMS1518 1 year ago
@iruleyouatguitar - It's a good slide show....but even if it wasn't ignore it, and enjoy the music.
Buddy Holly is great.
archona4 1 year ago
@iruleyouatguitar not true
MrMrrRNELLi 1 year ago
@iruleyouatguitar
you guy's say im wrong, but i have 46 thumbs up's and you have none.
eat it.
iruleyouatguitar 11 months ago 2
@iruleyouatguitar Rofl yes itsfucking dumb as fuck
MrConsityis3 10 months ago
@iruleyouatguitar What are you talking about? It totally fit with that one verse about animated lions, and the part in the chorus where it talks about CGI penguins...
p0ooo0p 9 months ago 2
@p0ooo0p that was a great comment xD
smoogirl 9 months ago
This particular song is a prime example of the direction that Buddy Holly wanted
his music to develop in to sort of an orchestrated and melodic style that still had
some cool rock elements on horn not to make it to soft. I think that he was so deeply involved in creating a new form of music that was both rebellious and mainstream and popular at the same time. his style was not as the others of
his time he was truly an innovator and far ahead of his time.
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RetroGurl73 1 year ago
0:19 double rainbows across the skyyyy
Drummr1594 1 year ago
Voor meer leuke muziek uit de jaren 50 en 60 luister naar Radio 5 Nostalgia !!
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I'm 20 and work with the older generation, I love my job and get to listen to songs like this - when this song comes on though I'm in my little element :)
spozbucket 1 year ago
I'm 20 and work with the older generation, I love my job and get to listen to ongs like this - when this song comes on though I'm in my little element :)
spozbucket 1 year ago 3
Voor de maand augustus 2010, en de voorlopig van rock and roll ! 1958 dacht ik !
TheBirdboots 1 year ago
ohh buddy(:
iWantPeace4Life 1 year ago
Golden Tune ....
steveJ1957 1 year ago
A golden time when record labels weren't run by
corporate flunkies who couldn't tell a bar of music from
a bar of soap.
StRuMzNdRuMz 1 year ago 4
Buddy was so ahead of his time,it's a shame he's not with us,but thank good we still have his music.LONG LIVE BUDDY HOLLY and Lubbock,Texas.
hebguy07 1 year ago
Hey nikevic1
you let me know when you get that time machine up and running. i want book passage ,one way back with you, i grew up in the 50s wish i would have never left.
woodchuck1800 1 year ago
i would invent a timemachine just to travel to the '50s :)
nikevic1 1 year ago 4
@nikevic1 as i would i :)
r1ck13579 1 year ago
muy linda cancion de mi idolo buddy holly
jesus57146 1 year ago
I am teaching Skylar about 50s rock-she is 6 - I figure Buddy,Richie & big Bopper are a good start= she allready knows about Elvis- any suggestions?
fodleg 1 year ago
@fodleg try Roy Orbison, Paul Anka, the righteous brothers, Sam cook, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bobby Vee, just for starers
woodchuck1800 1 year ago
Love the strings.
briant420 1 year ago
Record companies don't care about music nowadays it's all about selling a kid a poster to put on the wall.
oeyesea 1 year ago
0:21 Double Rainbow!!
koeniskoel 1 year ago 2
@koeniskoel hhahah i saww that tooo
r1ck13579 1 year ago
This was played at my Grandads funeral, such a beautiful song.
EmilyJayne58 1 year ago
even at buddy's young age he was really showing how far his musically ability could stretch. It is almost hard to believe that this was written by the same person that wrote Peggy, Sue, rave on etc. This song is almost "show tune" like
inkey2 1 year ago
Being of the older generation, I think we had the best music back then. At least the songs made sense, not like this stuff they have out nowadays. Buddy Holly was great and this was one of my Buddy Holly favorties and also True Love Ways. Wish we had him back.
ampsanne 1 year ago
God, I wish i grew up in the 50s. :P
MEF900 1 year ago 131
@MEF900
I wish you could have seen it, it was the best of times.
MrDanboy2 1 year ago
@MEF900 I dont hahaha I'd be nothing without my modern technology
guy101401 1 year ago
@MEF900 Yeah, but then you'd be old now ._. And miss out on all the cool technology things, such as the internetz and penguin robots... or something.
Biverix 1 year ago
@MEF900 me too man :) there are three things that I love from the 50´s old fashion, music and cars.
SuperCoolcat90 1 year ago
@SuperCoolcat90 EXACTLY! :)
MEF900 11 months ago
@SuperCoolcat90 and the fashion?
biancasteptoe 11 months ago
@biancasteptoe yes, I meant clothes
SuperCoolcat90 11 months ago
@MEF900 It was a great era to be a teenager.
lillucy120 10 months ago 2
@MEF900 I think i got erectile dysfunction from this slide show
MrConsityis3 10 months ago 3
Perfection
starfiremale 1 year ago
I love you Buddy!!!!! god, i wish i was alive when this music was popular *sigh*...
SkyLOve206 1 year ago
SaintDick1...you got that right brother. We all got ripped off when Buddy was killed. Without Buddy...we would never have had the Beatles. Imagine what Buddy would have done had he lived. I have always felt he would have been bigger than Elvis was. As a Texas musician living in NYC it's cool to go to Buddy's apartment in the Village.
JohnnyTruthSmaksHard 1 year ago
This was recorded in NY in 1958 after Buddy split with the Crickets
08stratguy 1 year ago
Buddy Holly is the true King of Rock N Roll - Elvis was glad to record Country as long as he got to sing - not Holly, he refused when they tried to box him in cuz he was from Texas and he was the first to produce his own music too - a complete bad ass - way ahead of the times and the Beatles' greatest influence
SaintDick1 1 year ago 3
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Buddy Holly is the true King of Rock N Roll - Elvis was glad to record country as long as he got to sing - not Holly, and he was the first to produce his own music too - a complete bad ass - way ahead of the times and the Beatles greatest influence
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Great 60s (and some 50s) Video Channels. 650 Pop, Rock & Soul clips. Mostly very good quality.
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SixtiesPopGold 1 year ago
This song's about the girl that was once mine....
=(
Djsilver64 1 year ago
The greatest!
jimhol45002 1 year ago
1:33 im into that kind of stuff
darkestwolf115 1 year ago
WONDERFUL music......WONDERFUL Video!
GOOD WORK!
7lloyd777 1 year ago
This was an amazing innovative song. His use of pizzicato by the strings to represent raindrops was started by Beethoven, hardly a staple of rock and roll. That plane crash really was the "day the music died".
wonderwarthog79 1 year ago
I can't believe that this song wasn't more popular, you never hear it on the oldies stations anymore. Its my favorite Buddy Holly song.
hackman1911 1 year ago
I just got back from Vancouver and I went and saw a play called Buddy. It was about his life and his music. I have to say, it was phenomenal. Absolutely fantastic. The gy who played Buddy was amazing.
Buddy is missed.. The good ones die young, unfortunately.
RIP Buddy.
CanadianHickChick 1 year ago
@CanadianHickChick
I saw the musical today and yes Zachary Stevenson was AMAZING as Buddy.
His mother was in the audience and I'm sure she was super proud of her son Zach!
148jules 1 year ago
@CanadianHickChick I saw that play with my drama class. It was pretty decent, apart for the fact that it was more of a tribute concert than a play about his life. And i was disappointed at the lack of reference to The Day the Music Died. However, it did instill a hunger for buddy holly music within me, so i give it a good score :L
PinkSombrero 1 year ago
@CanadianHickChick
Saw it too. Probably the same show as you, even. You're right. The guy who played him was great.
thot4 1 year ago
pure form of music
kyannos 1 year ago 3
SO MAD THIS GUY DIED AT THE AGE OF 22...UGH...all the good ones die. Buddy Holly, Elvis, Tupac, Randy Rhoads... -_-' God hates good music
HILARIOUSKID33 1 year ago 2
@HILARIOUSKID33 -
Think of it this way:
God LOVES good music-that's why He took them.
We have left to us the best they gave us while here.
Try to see Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino and many others before they leave us. There's a lot of great talent still rockin out there.
OL55CADDY 1 year ago
man i hate my generation of music......
sydneydike11 1 year ago 2
LOVE IT LOVE IT!!! Thank you so much for posting!
lemonpeg 1 year ago
nice i love it cause its raining in my heart
coryify 1 year ago