I listened to Buddy Holly with my big brother in the very early sixties. Still love to hear his music, brings back great memories, sadly my big brother is no longer with us.
As a 14 year old (in 1958) my fellow pupils and I had the great good fortune to have a great music teacher who was very open-minded as to the type of music each of us enjoyed. When she asked me who my favourite singer was - I replied Buddy Holly. As I was a parish church chorister this took her by surprise. I was even more surprised when she told me she loved Buddy Holly's music.
This version of Words of Love is just utterly gorgeous. I've always loved this song, particularly The Beatles' cover, but the slower tempo as well as the mournful backing voices at the end actually brought tears to my eyes.
A musical genius. His music encapsulated the dreams and hopes of young people as we headed towards the 1960s. His songs resonated with those of us who became teenagers in the '60s: love found, love lost and the dream of the perfect love. Some of us found it, others didn't, sometimes we didn't recognise the love till it was too late. For all the amazing music that was the soundtrack to our growing up, thank you Buddy 👩❤️👨
This is a terrific video. Loved it. If the real Buddy Holly had lived he would have rivaled Elvis as the King of Rock and Roll. Look at the amount of great songs he recorded in such a short time. A real rock and roll genius. He created his own sound and so many other groups and musicians have been influenced by him.
buddy holly would have been number 1 over elvis anyday but before elvis was bill haley and comets.Bill haley was better than elvis as the true original number 1
I don’t think people realize how ahead of his time he was!!! Musical genius. All Elvis did was sing songs that were written by someone else. Buddy wrote and produced his own music
@@jamesm2785 he could’ve been better than Elvis but he was only 22 and Elvis was 44 and basically broke records and dominated that’s why Elvis is the best however buddy could’ve been he’s still awesome though
I love Buddy Holly but better than Elvis? All the early Rock stars were the producers of their music. When Elvis went to RCA he was in charge of the material and sound it was not Steve Sholes. Sholes thought he would be fired after RCA heard Elvis's first session because they were not interested in Rock. Those guys had to record a song live in the studio and could put pieces together. Of course with money that Heartbreak Hotel made for them they built one of the most successful studios ever in Nashville
Elvis and Buddy played at the same club in Lubbock at least one night maybe twice. I read somewhere that Elvis busted the strings on his guitar, which he always did, and Buddy let him use his. I think Buddy didn't have or want a drummer in his band after he saw Elvis the first time in Lubbock but when Elvis was back with DJ as the drummer of their band Buddy went out and got his drummer. I don't know if this is true or not but I do know Elvis liked Buddy and told a girl he was with that Buddy was great after she had said she didn't think he was that good. When Buddy was killed in the plane crash Elvis sent a letter to Buddy's widow saying how sorry he was to hear what happened. Elvis was in the Army in Germany at the time. Elvis covered a lot songs and his people would suggest songs sometimes from certain singers that he admired and there were a few times I know where he would just say I can't a better job on a song he thought was perfect. He never recorded a Roy Orbison song and wouldn't doubt that's why he never did one of Buddy's especially one of his ballads
The 50's era of the best music ever. No one will ever touch Buddy Holly & the Crickets. Amazing musicians who really knew music. Great state of Texas can be proud. mosrite60
You do the right to be done, I'm proud of you, but I keep on missing you, and I would like to see U one time more, just see, but it's all right it's all right ‼I do understand ‼
I have a complete collection of everything he recorded. Including a tape I picked up for two dollars at a garage sale which has his original version of Maybe Baby - the version that got turned down. Extremely rare. He changed the rhythm on it and re-recorded it as the version that became a hit. I wasn’t a fan until I heard “Rave On” two years after he died. After that I bought every Buddy Holly song I could get my hands on.
my dad put this stuff on I can remember him uploading, it May 22 2020 he died from parkinksons then covid I will never know what bat in chinnese sauce tastese like, so there you go
@@wesleycook7687 I don't have the box set. I bought most of my albums and singles as issued on their original Coral Records label. I don't know of any song he recorded that I don't have. Probably the most significant moment for me as a Buddy Holly fan was when I visited his gravesite in Lubbock in 2014.
@@secondsamadhi I have all his original albums and the ones that were issued after his death but the box set has a booklet that's very helpful plus every record Buddy ever made and tapes that later were made into records. MCA.
Man, Words of Love almost made me wanna cry. Gus was born for the part. I'm 52 and have loved Buddy since I was 9. My dad raised me right. Such an innevator of many styles. Taken way too soon. Thank you for sharing this!!!
This is a clip from the best London West End show I have ever seen. 20 plus years later I still remember that night as being the most fantastic night I've ever turned out for. The trombone player made the evening, but the musicians, all playing live made it a memorable event for me and my wife. I hope wherever you all are, life is being kind and thank you for your performance.
Dennis Burrier.I was a senior at Solon High in 1959 and Buddy was my favorite.I've been to Clear Lake many times for the Buddy Holly Tribute.Especially by John Mueller✌💕
As a young boy, I heard the Beatles do this song and thought, WOW, these guys know how to write slow love songs too. Woa, said one of my bandmates - that song was written by Charles Hardin Holl(e)y. Who? Ok, let me go and check on this guy... Buddy Holly. I have been playing his music ever since. TIMELESS classics that have provided so much influence to those in R&R. I was at a Grateful Dead concert back in the early '70's, and they started to play Not Fade Away. I smiled when someone near me said that Dead songs are the best! I couldn't resist telling him that this was not Jerry or Bob who wrote that song, but a young man named Buddy. Like Michelangelo, he created masterpieces at such a young age, and has made so many happy with his art. God Bless him each and every day!
I’ve been to every major city in Texas. The one place I always wanted to go to was Lubbock. My friends would ask “ what’s wrong with you? Nothing there”. I’d say, “ Buddy Holly and they would say “ got that”.
This guy would have been bigger than elvis Presley if he would have lived. God bless you Buddy holly Ritchie valens and the Big Bopper keep on rocking with the Angels
This is awesome...I hope this show comes near DC in the future...I'm 38 and always wished I grew up on this musical era...my 9 yr old girl loves Buddy Holly, Glad we came across this video...
This July 4th weekend was amazing Two things off my bucket list!! My brother and I drove down to the goodguy national car show in Des Moines Iowa and we visited Buddy Holly's crash site and the surf ballroom! So surreal 😪 RIP Buddy holly Richie valans and Jp Richardson (the big bopper)
I want to visit the crash site some day. I live near Lubbock, TX, Buddy's hometown and my parents are buried in the same cemetery as Buddy. I visit his grave often (have to drive by it to get to my parents...not that far apart). Many people visit his grave and leave all kinds of mementos there. He was/is loved to this day. Glad you got to go to the Surf Ballroom too.
BUDDY BEING FROM TEXAS AND ALL, THAT LITTLE JUMP AND KICK, SHOWS HE MIGHT OF HAD A LITTLE WILD SIDE TO HIM... .I WAS ONLY 10 YEARS OLD,WHEN BUDDY HIT THE STAGE...LOVE THIS VIDEO THANKS FOR POSTING..
Lovely that you remembered poor Roger Paterson siobhan, so many forget he was just as important as everyone else killed, may they all rest in peace & ofcourse The King too.
Buddy Holly Brings "Words Of Love", In His Songs, My Parents Brought Me Up On Buddy Holly, And My Grandparents Was "Crying, Waiting, Hoping" After The Accident In Clearlake Iowa... Buddy Holly Fan From Scotland!!!
The Crickets were actually considering naming the band The Beetles, But they thought the cricket was the least nasty insect of the two. if you think of a beetle getting smashed. Love Buddy Holly, Love The Beatles! Rock on! :)
Carson Runyon if they called themselves the beetles, the beatles we know today would of just named themselves the crickets or another bug because they loved buddy and thats what inspired the name.
@@ueray4 Exactly. I love Buddy's music with all of my heart, his voice takes me back to when I typed this comment and things were so care free and not filled with stress. Best of luck to you and rock on! :)
Buddy recorded over 50 songs, each one should have been a number 1 hit (in my opinion) In 18 months to He and The Crickets did more musically than Elvis Presley ever did his whole life (I'm an Elvis Presley fan as well) what talent was lost in the winter of 1959.
A great movie. It still chokes me up when at the end Buddy says : "See ya next year" and there is just a freeze frame. Good tast willed out and we are not forced to witness a reenactment of the plane crash like they would when doing the Patsy Cline Story (but still a very good movie).
The Beatles were inspired by Buddy Holly music and it showed in their pop songs. Rock N Roll music died on that same day in February 1959 with Buddy Holly. Could you imagine if he lived to write more songs that would have changed the music world.
Is he Scottish? Angus MacGregor? If he is he completely disappears into this role and sounds like a Texas boy. Wow. It just goes to show what a great and musically talented actor/musician can do.
Gus Macgregor was born in Blackpool, England, he truly was outstanding as Buddy. You can find Gus Macgregor on TH-cam with his own written music very talented singer himself.
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This guy playing buddy is amazing, the best copy ever
@martynrudd6070 The singer was Angus Mcgreggor and the video was uploaded bij Chris Salmon. ❤🇱🇺👍
I heard that was Gary busey?
I listened to Buddy Holly with my big brother in the very early sixties. Still love to hear his music, brings back great memories, sadly my big brother is no longer with us.
As a 14 year old (in 1958) my fellow pupils and I had the great good fortune to have a great music teacher who was very open-minded as to the type of music each of us enjoyed. When she asked me who my favourite singer was - I replied Buddy Holly. As I was a parish church chorister this took her by surprise. I was even more surprised when she told me she loved Buddy Holly's music.
The Real king of rock n roll ,only an 18 month career but so many hits
Add to that,, the fact he wrote and produced several hits for others
I attended that concert it was fabulous!!
This version of Words of Love is just utterly gorgeous. I've always loved this song, particularly The Beatles' cover, but the slower tempo as well as the mournful backing voices at the end actually brought tears to my eyes.
Being an expert on Holly and his life, the Beatles version is almost identical to Holly's own version.
Indeed…so beautiful had me literally in tears.
BUDDY HOLLY'S MUSIC WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN, JUST AMAZING
A musical genius. His music encapsulated the dreams and hopes of young people as we headed towards the 1960s. His songs resonated with those of us who became teenagers in the '60s: love found, love lost and the dream of the perfect love. Some of us found it, others didn't, sometimes we didn't recognise the love till it was too late. For all the amazing music that was the soundtrack to our growing up, thank you Buddy 👩❤️👨
This is a terrific video. Loved it. If the real Buddy Holly had lived he would have rivaled Elvis as the King of Rock and Roll. Look at the amount of great songs he recorded in such a short time. A real rock and roll genius. He created his own sound and so many other groups and musicians have been influenced by him.
Elvis would have put Buddy into shame with Elvis fantastic voice
Even if buddy never got on that plane, who to say he wouldn't get on another one, not long after.
Buddy could compose, which Elvis really couldn’t. It would have been phenomenal to see Buddy and the Crickets through the 60s.
buddy holly would have been number 1 over elvis anyday but before elvis was bill haley and comets.Bill haley was better than elvis as the true original number 1
@@petercoster7407 if buddy hadn't died at the time
Words of love ❤ what a timeless song. Buddy Holly was and is still a Legend
"The song Words of Love I had to listen a few times. At first I couldn't know the Beatles from Buddy Holly. Yes I did find out but they are so same.
Buddy was special
Still is Special .
Absolutely the most comforting and beautiful music from Buddy Holly. I love all his music.
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I don’t think people realize how ahead of his time he was!!! Musical genius. All Elvis did was sing songs that were written by someone else. Buddy wrote and produced his own music
Facts
I do think Buddy Holly is better than Elvis but Elvis was still good.
@@jamesm2785 he could’ve been better than Elvis but he was only 22 and Elvis was 44 and basically broke records and dominated that’s why Elvis is the best however buddy could’ve been he’s still awesome though
I love Buddy Holly but better than Elvis? All the early Rock stars were the producers of their music. When Elvis went to RCA he was in charge of the material and sound it was not Steve Sholes. Sholes thought he would be fired after RCA heard Elvis's first session because they were not interested in Rock. Those guys had to record a song live in the studio and could put pieces together. Of course with money that Heartbreak Hotel made for them they built one of the most successful studios ever in Nashville
Elvis and Buddy played at the same club in Lubbock at least one night maybe twice. I read somewhere that Elvis busted the strings on his guitar, which he always did, and Buddy let him use his. I think Buddy didn't have or want a drummer in his band after he saw Elvis the first time in Lubbock but when Elvis was back with DJ as the drummer of their band Buddy went out and got his drummer. I don't know if this is true or not but I do know Elvis liked Buddy and told a girl he was with that Buddy was great after she had said she didn't think he was that good. When Buddy was killed in the plane crash Elvis sent a letter to Buddy's widow saying how sorry he was to hear what happened. Elvis was in the Army in Germany at the time. Elvis covered a lot songs and his people would suggest songs sometimes from certain singers that he admired and there were a few times I know where he would just say I can't a better job on a song he thought was perfect. He never recorded a Roy Orbison song and wouldn't doubt that's why he never did one of Buddy's especially one of his ballads
Disparu beaucoup trop tôt
La musique est excellente avec le bon son des années 50...
Love this song 😊 Play the song over and over brings back memories buddy I miss you guys so much 😢
This guy is fantastic playing Buddy.
The 50's era of the best music ever. No one will ever touch Buddy Holly & the Crickets. Amazing musicians who really knew music. Great state of Texas can be proud. mosrite60
only the RAMONES
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Amen!
modern talking good too
You do the right to be done, I'm proud of you, but I keep on missing you, and I would like to see U one time more, just see, but it's all right it's all right ‼I do understand ‼
The last part of words of love , my oh my that gave me chills , fantastic !!
Wonderfull Gary Bussey . And the same the great Buddy Holly. From SEVILLA-Spain.
That's not Gary, he's Gus Macgregor.
A hug for Sevilla! I'm from Brazil, I'm going to move to Portugal and get to know your city!!
@@davidlima07You are right, the singer is not GB but (An)gus Mcgreggor. ❤🇱🇺👍
I have a complete collection of everything he recorded. Including a tape I picked up for two dollars at a garage sale which has his original version of Maybe Baby - the version that got turned down. Extremely rare. He changed the rhythm on it and re-recorded it as the version that became a hit.
I wasn’t a fan until I heard “Rave On” two years after he died. After that I bought every Buddy Holly song I could get my hands on.
my dad put this stuff on I can remember him uploading, it May 22 2020 he died from parkinksons then covid I will never know what bat in chinnese sauce tastese like, so there you go
Do you have the box set issued by MCA? That has everything Buddy ever recorded. It's called The Complete Buddy Holly.
@@wesleycook7687 I don't have the box set. I bought most of my albums and singles as issued on their original Coral Records label. I don't know of any song he recorded that I don't have. Probably the most significant moment for me as a Buddy Holly fan was when I visited his gravesite in Lubbock in 2014.
@@secondsamadhi I have all his original albums and the ones that were issued after his death but the box set has a booklet that's very helpful plus every record Buddy ever made and tapes that later were made into records. MCA.
Man, Words of Love almost made me wanna cry. Gus was born for the part. I'm 52 and have loved Buddy since I was 9. My dad raised me right. Such an innevator of many styles. Taken way too soon. Thank you for sharing this!!!
who's "gus"?
@@joeapple100 Angus Macgregor. The guy who's playing Buddy Holly.
This is a clip from the best London West End show I have ever seen. 20 plus years later I still remember that night as being the most fantastic night I've ever turned out for. The trombone player made the evening, but the musicians, all playing live made it a memorable event for me and my wife. I hope wherever you all are, life is being kind and thank you for your performance.
I first heard this song on the "Meet the Beatles" LP and instantly LOVED it! Little did I know that it had already been a HUGE hit for Buddy Holly! :D
Dennis Burrier.I was a senior at Solon High in 1959 and Buddy was my favorite.I've been to Clear Lake many times for the Buddy Holly Tribute.Especially by John Mueller✌💕
It’s on “Beatles for sale”
No popular music artist influenced me more than Buddy. His music will endure.
I love the Buddy Holly Story sad but true to life
As a young boy, I heard the Beatles do this song and thought, WOW, these guys know how to write slow love songs too. Woa, said one of my bandmates - that song was written by Charles Hardin Holl(e)y. Who? Ok, let me go and check on this guy... Buddy Holly. I have been playing his music ever since. TIMELESS classics that have provided so much influence to those in R&R. I was at a Grateful Dead concert back in the early '70's, and they started to play Not Fade Away. I smiled when someone near me said that Dead songs are the best! I couldn't resist telling him that this was not Jerry or Bob who wrote that song, but a young man named Buddy. Like Michelangelo, he created masterpieces at such a young age, and has made so many happy with his art. God Bless him each and every day!
Really like this arrangement the harmony is great. Can't wait to see the show live👏👏👏👏👍
My goodness I love this. An incredible talent taken too soon
A bridge across all ages, across all nations, across all of the love, of any kind, you can think of. Thank you Buddy.
I’ve been to every major city in Texas. The one place I always wanted to go to was Lubbock. My friends would ask “ what’s wrong with you? Nothing there”. I’d say, “ Buddy Holly and they would say “ got that”.
❤️ Buddy.
This guy playing Buddy is just great. I don’t think anyone could be better.
What is his name?
@@robertonascentenowhereman9321 Angus MacGregor
A young Gary Busey who was actually nominated for an Oscar for his performance as the Legend that was Buddy Holly...
I agree
Incredible performance. Love the slowed-down pace.
Unbelievable... Great stuff!! So fun to watch these videos Thank you for sharing
This guy would have been bigger than elvis Presley if he would have lived. God bless you Buddy holly Ritchie valens and the Big Bopper keep on rocking with the Angels
Buddy Holly was definatelly a prodigy genious. Miss you, Buddy. R.I.P.
great song by a great musician, I'd highly recommend the stage show
This music will never die we will not give!!!
i agree with you mate 100% this music will go on
MIke Gear I agree with you whole heartly.
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It really doesn't matter who sings it, either. As long as you love Buddy Holly, he lives forever. Buddy drifts among us to this day.
Not fade away.
This is awesome...I hope this show comes near DC in the future...I'm 38 and always wished I grew up on this musical era...my 9 yr old girl loves Buddy Holly, Glad we came across this video...
ONE OF THE BEST LOVE SONGS EVER!!!
Fantástico ❤🇧🇷❤🇧🇷❤
gecko/36a which one
I think Tyler perry is playin the sax
I am 74 He is about the greatest His manager should be in jail
What should I write. I just want to watch and hear The Buddy Holly Story
This July 4th weekend was amazing
Two things off my bucket list!!
My brother and I drove down to the goodguy national car show in Des Moines Iowa and we visited Buddy Holly's crash site and the surf ballroom! So surreal 😪 RIP Buddy holly Richie valans and Jp Richardson (the big bopper)
I want to visit the crash site some day. I live near Lubbock, TX, Buddy's hometown and my parents are buried in the same cemetery as Buddy. I visit his grave often (have to drive by it to get to my parents...not that far apart). Many people visit his grave and leave all kinds of mementos there. He was/is loved to this day. Glad you got to go to the Surf Ballroom too.
Buddy Holly was wonderful. I an amazed at his songs. He was before my time but wow he was something!!
He was something
Very nice impression of the great, Buddy Holly!
Thanks for sharing your video, on your TH-cam channel. 👍⭐
thank you Chris for this gem, BEST Video of a true legend that will never die.
I went to London to this show it was so fantastic. Ive got a CD of the show i'm going to have to find and play it.
Gladly to bring back the oldies song back again
Cool thanks for sharing !!
Very beautiful version ❤
Music was never the same since buddy holly...
i'm 22 and i love this music i wish i could have been born in the era of real rock and roll
Geweldig!! Beter dan wie ook!
Ik heb veel van hem genoten en ook nu kijk en luister ik nog regelmatig.
BUDDY BEING FROM TEXAS AND ALL, THAT LITTLE JUMP AND KICK, SHOWS HE MIGHT OF HAD A LITTLE WILD SIDE TO HIM... .I WAS ONLY 10 YEARS OLD,WHEN BUDDY HIT THE STAGE...LOVE THIS VIDEO THANKS FOR POSTING..
Oh God, it’s so sad thinking of how much more he would of done. All this great music by 21. Life is definitely not fair.
Tão lindo, tão meigo, esses oculos deixa ele mais maravilhoso ainda, igualzinho o buddy Eterno 😍
Something touched me deep inside the day the music died
I remember my mother telling me Buddy Holly died, 1959 I was 81/2 Mom had bought me a 45 of Peggy Sue I wore it out!.
Fury became WBC Heavyweight Champion! :)
This guy does a great job playing the part.
Gus Macgregor you can find Gus on TH-cam with his own music
I saw the Buddy Holly Story Musical a few months ago.... was awesome !!!!
I saw this musical in the theatre some years ago. The best entertainment I have ever experienced. Fantastic.
Love the Song Words of Love. When I first heard this from Buddy and then The Beatles singing it, at first I couldn't tell the difference.
Great version. Really like it.
the best buddy holly of anyone on tour. i saw one of the shows featuring another singer and was tremendously disappointed.
This is the greatest video on youtube.
Added to my favourites because of your comment. Confirmed by the video...
No its the Beatles video or version much better and fast although Buddy ahollys song has so much iñfluencial for the Beatles songwriting and melody
have you viewed them all?
It's not the day the music died but the day the music changed. If you are in your 70's like me you'll understand what I mean. RockinRonny.
Esta hermosisima esta cancion, y este tipo de musica me hace recordar el tiempo cuando hiba en la secundaria hace 46 años. Felicidades.
Although a big Elvis fan this is a musical i'd have LOVED to have seen. Rest in peace to Buddy, Ritchie, The big bopper, the pilot & Elvis too.
Lovely that you remembered poor Roger Paterson siobhan, so many forget he was just as important as everyone else killed, may they all rest in peace & ofcourse The King too.
Elvis didn't write his own music but was a great performer in his time, this guy had the COMPLETE package
You forgot eddie cochran
Elvis was not on that plane....Idiot!
Agree
Fate took his life but it cant take his music. Love you Buddy.RIP
Then we lost Eddie in 1960.
Best cover of Words of Love ever. Make Music Great Again !!!
Some souls really don't know, or have never met another soul that really loves them just listen to this song buddy made songs that gets to you
Buddy Holly Brings "Words Of Love", In His Songs, My Parents Brought Me Up On Buddy Holly, And My Grandparents Was "Crying, Waiting, Hoping" After The Accident In Clearlake Iowa... Buddy Holly Fan From Scotland!!!
And I believe the actor/musician playing Holley is actually Scottish. Wow, he's so good.
Buddy was always thinking
Awesome
Buddy always lives with us
The Crickets were actually considering naming the band The Beetles, But they thought the cricket was the least nasty insect of the two. if you think of a beetle getting smashed. Love Buddy Holly, Love The Beatles! Rock on! :)
Carson Runyon if they called themselves the beetles, the beatles we know today would of just named themselves the crickets or another bug because they loved buddy and thats what inspired the name.
Carson Runyon there would be no beetles without Buddy Holly :)
@@ueray4 Exactly. I love Buddy's music with all of my heart, his voice takes me back to when I typed this comment and things were so care free and not filled with stress. Best of luck to you and rock on! :)
@@MrLucozadeFTW hahahaha. Half a decade later sorry lmao. Im smart dont worry. But yeah it would have just ended up being an alternate universe. :)
And the player of violón , Uuufff .. From SEVILLA-Spain.
Merveilleuse musique envoutante, quel dommage qu'il soit parti si vite,toutes ses chansons ont un charme fou!
WOW! What a video gem! Thanks!
this is great, so glad someone taped it, sounds like the real man--well staged and well done
A very fine actor and singer, Gus Macgregor.
Wow what a beautiful song !! Gus you are awesome !!!
@@frankmackey9806 you can now find Gus Macgregor on TH-cam with his own music, he is very talented.
Always love this song 💖
Feb. 3rd 1959..the day the Music died.
he wasn't just a musician song writer,he was a producer,he had an ear
All I have to say is DAMN... DAMN Lets Keep on a ROCKIN!!!!
Hallo,
war immer bei den Hound Dogs.Danny Wall war mein erster Gitarrenlehrer.Rip
Achim
Nothing beats the original and this is one of those occasions.
Nikki Sullivan! Well tempered Telecaster. Glorious tones.
a little perspective Buddy Died age 22 he had recorded over 50 songs
Imagine what we missed
Buddy recorded over 50 songs, each one should have been a number 1 hit (in my opinion) In 18 months to He and The Crickets did more musically than Elvis Presley ever did his whole life (I'm an Elvis Presley fan as well) what talent was lost in the winter of 1959.
He wrote most of it! Wonderful talent!
they killed him for that reason
Probably over 100
Hey, Men/Women.. - I love it..!!! (many Greetings from Germany) 🙂
EXCELLENT
Buddy will always be our Friend.
best version of WoL I've ever heard...wish it had better sound quality tho
A great movie. It still chokes me up when at the end Buddy says : "See ya next year" and there is just a freeze frame. Good tast willed out and we are not forced to witness a reenactment of the plane crash like they would when doing the Patsy Cline Story (but still a very good movie).
This was a Musical, The Buddy holly story.
Uno de los mejores videos subidos a TH-cam gran gran aporte amigo!!!
I am gone to pieces!
makes me cry again
me too
Buddy Holly.... Gone way too soon
Beatiful Buddy
The Beatles were inspired by Buddy Holly music and it showed in their pop songs. Rock N Roll music died on that same day in February 1959 with Buddy Holly. Could you imagine if he lived to write more songs that would have changed the music world.
Awww great love song 😍😍😍 I love Buddy Holly so much
Un grand talent 🎵🎶🎸💿📀parti trop tôt et trop jeune😪😢
What funny show love see more God bless Buddy Holly A plus video .
Angus MacGregor,,a great actor and singer....I like his work..
Is he Scottish? Angus MacGregor? If he is he completely disappears into this role and sounds like a Texas boy. Wow. It just goes to show what a great and musically talented actor/musician can do.
Gus Macgregor was born in Blackpool, England, he truly was outstanding as Buddy.
You can find Gus Macgregor on TH-cam with his own written music very talented singer himself.
@@thomasromano9321 Gus Macgregor is from Blackpool, England.
Gary Bussey really does sound like and look like the late Buddy Holly. I had the movie but i lost it good movie to.