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Buddy Holly - Rave On

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flmu112 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Rave on !!!! :-)
ReeferRevolution (5 days ago) Show Hide
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fuck the umg
werner521 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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A great song!!!
ThommyCortina (5 days ago) Show Hide
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He was the first R'n'R star using minor chords - without him the Beatles and the whole 60s beatmusic would never took place...

Unforgotten even passing away by accident after 50 years ago...

One of my altime favourites...
jukeboxmad (1 week ago) Show Hide
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this is great gets you dancing love buddy holly this beats hands down the crap of today long live the 1950s it s the place to be!
sweetshizzler (1 week ago) Show Hide
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this song is amazing. all of buddy holly's songs and the songs he might have covered are amazing. he is truly a legen. R.I.P. Buddy Holly. You still are a great influence in people's lives :D
finnishminnow (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Me too.
123rce456 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I agree. I also think it was because the bosses at the radio stations or record labels thougt the public just wanted short, snappy songs. In some ways, the fact that most of the chart songs around that time were around the 2 minute mark meant people would not get bored with them and would want more or to listen to them again more readily.
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most of those recording in those days were cut on 45 records... quick records filled the jukeboxes. 1 thin dime and those old jukeboxes filled the air for hours. had nothing to do with the boses. had more to do with cramming the hits in limited play time. too many long hits, less time to cover all the hot hits.
reddevil230292 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Probley because it was too expencive to go on for more than that or that there wasnt enough space on the simple record for more than 4 - 6 songs lol Short but sweet ^^

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