Why isn't there any more live recordings of buddy apart from peggy sue, oh boy and maybe baby...his live recordings sound way much peppier than his studio recordings....
i really, really love this version way more than the single version. <3 the guitar and vocals are mixed so well and arent smothered by the background vocals.
This recording is from the Buddy Holly Off The Record album And was recorded at the BBC Riverside studio in London,where the performance was filmed for later broadcast.On march 27th the film of Maybe Baby was aired on BBC television's Off The Record, hosted by Jack Payne.Although the film was destroyed two years later this audio survived thanks to 2 fans,Fred Porter & Tony Dodd.
@MrRaymem That's a real pity allright. A piece of visual music history, gone forever. Would've been a real treat to see him performing on the BBC back then. Bet the BBC are kicking themselves at the loss of that footage, and rightly so.
@craigo42 there is an excerpt of Maybe Baby on the 10 disk complete buddy holly put out by Purple Chicks. This excerpt is also on YouTube. It may be the same but not sure. it is the 41 second maybe baby live.
@buuddyh57 I agree Bud. Bud was way ahead of his time, and only J.I. & Joe B. know for sure, but the Strat/bass intro sounds more '70s Crickets than Holly'58 - tho no one ever knew what that long skinny Texan might do next.
@buuddyh57 Well Waylon and Buddy were good friends and Waylon did liv with him on the Winter Dance Party, so there's probably some Buddy Holly in Waylon.
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Guitar playing sounds a bit like Tommy Allsop who played with Holly after his breakup with The Crickets.
bandyhorsman 4 months ago
Guitar playing sounds a bit like Tommy Allsop who played with Holly AFTER HIS BREAKUP WITH tHE cRICKETS.
bandyhorsman 4 months ago
I really wish there was more footage of Buddy Holly playing....I know its out there.
Psychobilly4life 4 months ago
This is SUPERB!!! Thanks for the post.
trumpetchump 9 months ago
Why isn't there any more live recordings of buddy apart from peggy sue, oh boy and maybe baby...his live recordings sound way much peppier than his studio recordings....
93bugsy 10 months ago
Nearly as rare as the original '' Cindy Lou '' recording. Top marks Mr Raymem.
Maccoos 1 year ago
i really, really love this version way more than the single version. <3 the guitar and vocals are mixed so well and arent smothered by the background vocals.
nerdgirlism 1 year ago
FANTASTIC!!!
mopac1 1 year ago
This recording is from the Buddy Holly Off The Record album And was recorded at the BBC Riverside studio in London,where the performance was filmed for later broadcast.On march 27th the film of Maybe Baby was aired on BBC television's Off The Record, hosted by Jack Payne.Although the film was destroyed two years later this audio survived thanks to 2 fans,Fred Porter & Tony Dodd.
MrRaymem 1 year ago
@MrRaymem That's a real pity allright. A piece of visual music history, gone forever. Would've been a real treat to see him performing on the BBC back then. Bet the BBC are kicking themselves at the loss of that footage, and rightly so.
BuddyFantastic 8 months ago
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dannyaingefan 1 year ago
Is this real? Where did you this? The guitar work sounds like the Waylon Jennings medley. Not the way Buddy played it on his other live recordings.
buuddyh57 1 year ago
@buuddyh57 This recording is from Buddy Holly & the Crickets OFF THE RECORD
MrRaymem 1 year ago
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@MrRaymem @buuddyh57 and what other live recordings would that be?...I dont recall there being any other live recording of maybe baby
craigo42 1 year ago
@buuddyh57 and what other live recordings would that be?...I dont recall there being any other live recording of maybe baby
craigo42 1 year ago
@craigo42 there is an excerpt of Maybe Baby on the 10 disk complete buddy holly put out by Purple Chicks. This excerpt is also on YouTube. It may be the same but not sure. it is the 41 second maybe baby live.
buuddyh57 1 year ago
@buuddyh57 I agree Bud. Bud was way ahead of his time, and only J.I. & Joe B. know for sure, but the Strat/bass intro sounds more '70s Crickets than Holly'58 - tho no one ever knew what that long skinny Texan might do next.
DougPatton1 10 months ago
@buuddyh57 Well Waylon and Buddy were good friends and Waylon did liv with him on the Winter Dance Party, so there's probably some Buddy Holly in Waylon.
TheDJGrandPa 6 months ago
so cool!!!!
thecarters28 1 year ago
AWESOME...
ocduff 1 year ago
Fantastic, thanks.
alancastrian 1 year ago
Awesome! Great to hear these gems! Thx for the post! :)
Ozaries12 1 year ago
#1!so great again to hear this song!brings back lotcha memories!thanks for posting!
cheers!
jerome :-D
noypok 1 year ago