@cdlund1987 Yep, with the exception of Nikki Sullivan on a few early songs, the Crickets never sang backup on the records until they reformed the Crickets AFTER Buddy's death
@dmcnicho1 i agree, but i did want to pick you up on one thing... the backing vocals were not in fact supplied by the crickets on the actual recorded, they were overdubbed by Gary and Ramona Tollett on the early records and a vocal group called the Picks on later buddy recordings....
"Tell Me How" -- my favorite Buddy Holly song. I love the drive behind this entire song especially the way the stand up bass and guitar work together, and of course the gentle Lahs, Ahas and Oohs from the Crikets! Love the way he throws in a Holly hic-up too. Very under appreciated song.
@cdlund1987 Yep, with the exception of Nikki Sullivan on a few early songs, the Crickets never sang backup on the records until they reformed the Crickets AFTER Buddy's death
Shoknifeman 8 months ago
Just Awesome!!!!!
666UFO666 9 months ago
@tenniscollector Then again, it was Elvis who turned Buddy to rock 'n' roll, though it would've been awesome to see the two icons make a duet.
SlashManEXE 10 months ago
Agreed, this should have been an A-side. Some of Buddy's best are flip sides of singles.
StanleyClements 1 year ago
This was always a juke box favourite back in the Spring of '57...great guitar sound!
algywatt 1 year ago
@dmcnicho1 i agree, but i did want to pick you up on one thing... the backing vocals were not in fact supplied by the crickets on the actual recorded, they were overdubbed by Gary and Ramona Tollett on the early records and a vocal group called the Picks on later buddy recordings....
cdlund1987 1 year ago
"Tell Me How" -- my favorite Buddy Holly song. I love the drive behind this entire song especially the way the stand up bass and guitar work together, and of course the gentle Lahs, Ahas and Oohs from the Crikets! Love the way he throws in a Holly hic-up too. Very under appreciated song.
Thanks for posting it
Dr.z
dmcnicho1 1 year ago
cromwellagain, it's not long lost in my home, it gets played at least once a week and it lives in my car cd player.
ukbarton 2 years ago
BUDDY HOLLY - NOT FADE AWAY
BUDDY HOLLY - Icon.
If it weren't for his friend Elvis, I reckon will be calling Buddy - the king of Rock 'n' Roll.
Be nice if some enterprising producer can join their voices to create a duet - the joining together of the 50's icons.
Buddy Holly - Not Fade Away
tenniscollector 2 years ago 2
these were released also as the b sides to Maybe Baby and Rave On!!
comeondumbfock 3 years ago