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  • Really nice job on this, and one of my favorite Buddy Holly songs.

  • I thought I had commented earlier, seems not. This is a Buddy "oscar worthy" effort! A very clever concept and flawless execution. Neat song choice also, featuring Tommy Alsup on the fluid lead guitar. One of my all time fave fan vids. I think Buddy himself would be proud of this. Cheers indeed!

  • Nice try - but you don't care you gonna try agin...

  • Well done.Mr Holly was a terrible loss to the music world.I saw him in Leicester UK just before my 13th birthday--Wow! I appreciate this film.Even if it was made as a study project it has gladdened the hearts of a lot of his fans.Many thanks!

  • Nice wee movie. The guy playing Buddy has a similarity. and adding the Alan Freed interview with your 1974 film.........is a nice touch too. Although 37 years later on....well done.

  • Very convincing! Hats of! Its really make belief. I enjoyed it very much! Thank you so mutch.

  • This is incredibly well done on every level.

    I think you've done with film what they couldn't do today, even with all their digital light and magic

  • great and convincing. I remember so vividly waking up on the snowy Feb morning and hearing that Buddy had died.

    I just couldn't believe it. Sometimes I still don't!

  • The "Rosewood" fretboard and the "Large" Fender headstock, were an easy spot that this was a "Spoof".

    But i have to say the spirit is all there, so well done, much RESPECT.

  • Thanks Tom. We tried very hard to get hold of an authentic Strat but no-one had one to lend or hire way back in 1973. The film was never intended a a spoof or to fool anyone. I made it originally as a basis for an animation I was going to do as a final year project for my university degree in film and television.

  • Nice one. Buddy looks really convincing.

    Respect man.

  • I loved it

  • The whole film was captured in black and white then it was copied onto colour film stock with filters to give the illusion of very old colour film. I wanted the movie to have that "just found in an old trunk" look. The real Buddy does make a brief appearance at the end in very short animated series of still photographs.

  • starting at the 2 minute mark, it looks just like buddy holly! in color! i had to really watch it several times at that moment to make sure it wasnt buddy.....well done! bravo!

  • between the 2:00 and 2:05 mark on this video, it looks just like buddy holly! in color! perfect match right at that point. well done! bravo!

  • Yeah! Yeah!!

  • well done

  • Well done! Very convincing.

  • does anyone know who is singing harmony, or did buddy overdub????

  • Hi, if you expand my notes at the top (where it says "more...") you'll find the session details. Buddy did double track his vocals.

  • Wow. That's very good.

  • brilliant job! very authentic

  • Cool!

  • Thanks for posting this. It is very cool! You got it right!

  • WOW !!!!

  • buddy holly is god

  • Buddy brilliant!

  • WHo's the guy playing Buddy?

  • Buddy is played by Doug Smith, a fellow film student. We made it 35 years ago (1973) at the Royal College of Art. Doug is still working in film and video production.

  • Very well done!

  • Very cool. THANKS!

  • That's great ... has been a long time since I first saw that film and it still looks good, nice work.

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