"True Love Ways" Buddy Holly

This beautiful song was written by Buddy Holly (though also credited to Norman Petty) and recorded with the Ray Ellis orchestra on October 21, 1958, at the Pythian Temple Studio in New York City. It was not released until March 1960, after Buddy Holly's tragic death, when it was included on the album, The Buddy Holly Story, Vol. 2, on the Coral label. The personnel on the track are : Buddy Holly: vocal; Al Caiola: guitar; Sanford Bloch: bass; Ernest Hayes: piano; Abraham "Boomie" Richman: tenor saxophone; Clifford Leeman: drums; Doris Johnson: harp; Sylvan Shulman, Leo Kruczek, Leonard Posner, Irving Spice, Ray Free, Herbert Bourne, Julius Held & Paul Winter: violins; David Schwartz & Howard Kay: violas; Maurice Brown; Maurice Bialkin: cellos. Though the sax solo is credited to Boomie Richman, some sources credit it to Sam The Man Taylor.
Buddy Holly, born Charles Hardin Holley on September 7, 1936 in Lubbock, Texas died on February 3, 1959 in an airplane crash.

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[jpavlvs]

Norman Petty was a thief. He had nothing to do with the writing of recording of this song.

[catman916]

It was completely unfair but was a common practice of the time for managers to add their names as co-writers in order to receive a share in the royalties.

[jpavlvs]

I know.  It's still theft as far as I'm conserned.

[catman916]

I can't disagree.

[Johnnyka007j]

a panda brought me here

[FullExo]

Merci pour tout, Mister Panda. You will be always in my heart.

[Charles P]

Just one gem of a song by the fabulous Buddy Holly. He was one of the great ones.

[annabelle london]

NEVER SAY NO TO PANDA! BIATCH!

[Bianca Costa]

impossível não lembrar do panda hahaha

[OneRepublicRT]

I need a panda suit

[Nilay Şit]

Like if you know ''never say no to panda'' :D

[iamthatgaby]

he left too soon