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I've loved Buddy Holly since I first heard his music. I was born just a handful of months after he was killed in a plane crash in 1959. His song is a tribute to the John Wayne film "The Searchers", which is the best Western movie ever filmed. Thanks for this video of his performance.
Hard to believe that tis was the beginning of the entire movement we know as Rock & Roll. Including Buddy, Elvis Bill Haley, Richie & the Bopper just to name a few. To think that this was all brand new for it's time !! Amazing that Buddy was primarily helping to start the whole movement. This song is timeless as it still works at my live gigs on land and on Cruise ships. (Pre Covid). My Students love to learn this song and if you need it transposed into a different key to make it easier to sing, I can help you with that as well. Love the classics. ;-)
Great song by Buddy Holly and the Crickets. In June 1956, Holly, Allison and Sonny Curtis went to see the movie The Searchers, starring John Wayne, in which Wayne repeatedly used the phrase "that'll be the day". This line of dialogue inspired the young musicians.
An interesting fact: look almost just like him. I’m from Texas, have a bit of a similar voice, and play guitar and some other instruments. I remember singing a while ago and my parents and everybody said I reminded them of Buddy Holly. Then my parents looked at my family tree. There he was. On my family tree. I’m also same religion as him. I’m a baptist he was too. And I realized that my father looked like buddy too. I am happy to be related to him. I impersonate him Some information about Buddy Holly: Buddy Holly was only 22 when he died and sang since he was around 13. He was in a country and western duo with bob Montgomery for a while then he joined the crickets in late 1957. They had good songs together, such as, Oh Boy!, Peggy Sue, That’ll be the day, Everyday, and words of love. He was no doubt great at a lot. I don’t like him because he’s my relative, I like him because he has talent. I was a fan of him before I figured out I was related to him. But his band was mainly friends but he had his 3rd cousin by marriage join. Niki Sullivan was in there but then quit because he wasn’t a fan of the traveling. Then it was stuck with Buddy Holly, Joe B Mauldin, and Jerry Allison. Then the crickets got in a argument because Buddy wanted to record in New York. But Jerry and joe wanted to stay in Clovis New Mexico. Also Joe and Jerry were drinking a little bit. Then Buddy on a tour that took his life along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Maria Elena Holly had a miscarriage and lost the baby. She was devastated and she never remarried again. February 3rd 1959 was then nicknamed The Day The Music Died. And there is some theories that Buddy shot The Big Bopper but there was no way it was possible for Buddy, Ritchie, or The Big Bopper to live. The last thing I want to say is.... R.I.P
His older brother-said that after they saw a John Wayne movie on a Saturday afternoon in which Wayne used the phrase “that will be the day” Buddy wrote the song after they returned home.
His drummer, Jerry Allison, went with Buddy Holly to see that movie in 1956 "Days later, according to an account written for the Library of Congress, Mr. Holly suggested that he and Mr. Allison write a song together, and Mr. Allison, imitating the Wayne line, said, “That’ll be the day.” From NYT obituary of Jerry Allison who died in Nashville on Monday at the age of 82.
Well, that'll be the day When you say goodbye Yes, that'll be the day When you make me cry You say you gonna leave You know it's a lie 'Cause that'll be the day when I die Well, you give me all your lovin' and your turtle dovin' All your hugs and kisses and your money too Well, you know you love me, baby Still you tell me, maybe That some day, well, I'll be blue Well, that'll be the day When you say goodbye Yes, that'll be the day When you make me cry You say you gonna leave You know it's a lie 'Cause that'll be the day when I die Well, that'll be the day When you say goodbye Yes, that'll be the day When you make me cry You say you gonna leave You know it's a lie 'Cause that'll be the day when I die Well, when cupid shot his dart He shot it at your heart So if we ever part and I leave you You say you told me an' you told me boldly That some day, well, I'll be blue Well, that'll be the day When you say goodbye Yes, that'll be the day When you make me cry You say you gonna leave You know it's a lie 'Cause that'll be the day when I die Well that'll be the day (Woo ooh) That'll be the day (Woo ooh) That'll be the day (Woo ooh) That'll be the day
Buddy Holly aka the singer died in a plane crash at 12:55 AM. Niki Sullivan aka guitarist, died of a heart attack. Bassist Joe B Mauldin, died in Nashville, Tennessee of a type of cancer. Drummer Jerry Allison is still alive and is at least 80 years old
Remembering Niki Sullivan born on June 23, 1937. He was an American rock and roll guitar player. He was one of the three original members of Buddy Holly's backing band, the Crickets. Though he lost interest within a few months of his involvement, his guitar playing was an integral part of Holly's early success. He performed on 27 of the 32 songs Holly and The Crickets recorded over his brief career. He co-wrote a number of his own songs. In 2012, Sullivan was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Crickets by a special committee, aimed at correcting the mistake of not including the Crickets with Buddy Holly when he was first inducted in 1986. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niki_Sullivan
Every guitar player that ever lived wants to see Buddy's play on that opening riff and the solo. Here the resolution isn't good enough and the camera cuts away.. again. Someone ought to have slapped that director. His tone on the intro's last lick is very cool.
Shot lousy as they never showed Buddy's guitar breaks.....but I can hear em and he is AWESOME. On top of one of THE best songwriters going he is also amazing on guitar, live!!! We are talking TALENT here.............as Waylum knew..............
This looks like an edit job. Took the live appearance from the Ed Sullivan show and ran it over the studio recording. The Sullivan version was the right tempo but had no guitar break. So the editing here jitters and jumps around that solo part. Nice job though--you hear the studio version of the song and see the band in action. A fitting tribute to an immortal song.
No Buddy Holly - No Beatles No Rolling Stones No Cliff Richards And The Shadows No Bruce Springsteen And The E-Street Band Adam Faith Richard Thompson The first rocker to play a Stratocaster guitar, he achieved a vast amount of musical innovation in his scant 21 years. He was a class act. Like Eddie Cochran, he was incredibly talented. Like Eddie, Buddy left far too early. Who knows what he could have achieved if he hadn't boarded that plane in February 1959? His legacy has remained immortal.
Holly at the top of his game December 1957. Niki Sullivan at left "quit" ( or was fired from) the group after their first theater tour. His guitar was also stolen after their Brooklyn Paramount shows. Holly is playing his first Stratocaster which soon disappeared or was given away. Drummer Jerry Allison, now the last surviving member of the group insists that there is some specific words written by Holly inside the guitar. Over the years, people have claimed to have found Stratocasters that are purportedly " The One". To date, not one person has been able to correctly describe the interior markings known now ONLY by Allison. The Stratocaster that was on the 1959 shows is likely the fourth one Holly owned, purchased from Mannys Music in NYC to replace a previous one supplied by Fender stolen along with amps from the band's car in 1958. It is this last Stratocaster that sat in Ella Holley's closet in Lubbock for decades after being returned to her after the plane crash. The guitar did not go on the plane on 2/3/59. Rather it was left on the bus and was played by Dion(!,????) on the next night's show in Moorehead MN. For many years, any fan who happened by the family home could see or even play the guitar for the asking. Some years ago, Fender was asked to do a clean up on it prior to its installation in a museum exhibit in Lubbock TX.
Too bad we cannot hear the actual song instead of the overdubbed studio version. I would like to hear and see Buddy actually signing the song. He was a tremendous artist and gifted musician.
Lot's of other videos on youtube of this session have the audio from the TV live recording. This is a nice edit with the studio verision in the proper key. Nice work and awesome to see!
Yes the audio was dubbed in, and thanks for that. Nice job. The live version sucked like most Ed performances when "hot" talent was rushed in and ill prepared.
FAKE. Not real audio from the Ed Sullivan Show show. This performed was live, but the audio here is from a studio recording. Notice the background vocals. This TV broadcast was NOT lip synced. but this TH-cam video IS.
Steve Percival, despite looking a lot like Buddy, that is Niki Sullivan, one of the 3 original Crickets but lost interest within a year or two of his involvement with the band.
So apparently ike turner made the first rock and roll record in 1951. Buddy holly is a legend no doubt..but lets not act as he and elvis created rock and roll. Gotts give us african Americans our credit. Stop stealing from us
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Ladies and gentlemen, the first rock and roll band ever.
A genius whose life was cut way too short. We missed a lot.
Every single second of footage of Buddy needs to be cherished
I've loved Buddy Holly since I first heard his music. I was born just a handful of months after he was killed in a plane crash in 1959. His song is a tribute to the John Wayne film "The Searchers", which is the best Western movie ever filmed. Thanks for this video of his performance.
The one and only, was never replaced
Hard to believe that tis was the beginning of the entire movement we know as Rock & Roll. Including Buddy, Elvis Bill Haley, Richie & the Bopper just to name a few. To think that this was all brand new for it's time !! Amazing that Buddy was primarily helping to start the whole movement. This song is timeless as it still works at my live gigs on land and on Cruise ships. (Pre Covid). My Students love to learn this song and if you need it transposed into a different key to make it easier to sing, I can help you with that as well. Love the classics. ;-)
Thinking of Buddy Holly on the 66th anniversary of the plane crash (Feb 3rd 1959)
Great song by Buddy Holly and the Crickets. In June 1956, Holly, Allison and Sonny Curtis went to see the movie The Searchers, starring John Wayne, in which Wayne repeatedly used the phrase "that'll be the day". This line of dialogue inspired the young musicians.
Wow! That's great! Thanks for the fun fact.
@@v-town1980 You are welcome! Have a good Day!
2021 Buddy is still rockin it
2022, now ;)
2023
WGAF?! Stop with the year.
👍👍
Он рано ушел, но оставил свой след и неповторимый стиль в мире рок-н-ролла навсегда! Светлая тебе память, Бадди.....
Rest in Rock'n Roll Buddy!
An interesting fact:
look almost just like him. I’m from Texas, have a bit of a similar voice, and play guitar and some other instruments. I remember singing a while ago and my parents and everybody said I reminded them of Buddy Holly. Then my parents looked at my family tree. There he was. On my family tree. I’m also same religion as him. I’m a baptist he was too. And I realized that my father looked like buddy too. I am happy to be related to him. I impersonate him
Some information about Buddy Holly:
Buddy Holly was only 22 when he died and sang since he was around 13. He was in a country and western duo with bob Montgomery for a while then he joined the crickets in late 1957. They had good songs together, such as, Oh Boy!, Peggy Sue, That’ll be the day, Everyday, and words of love. He was no doubt great at a lot. I don’t like him because he’s my relative, I like him because he has talent. I was a fan of him before I figured out I was related to him. But his band was mainly friends but he had his 3rd cousin by marriage join. Niki Sullivan was in there but then quit because he wasn’t a fan of the traveling. Then it was stuck with Buddy Holly, Joe B Mauldin, and Jerry Allison. Then the crickets got in a argument because Buddy wanted to record in New York. But Jerry and joe wanted to stay in Clovis New Mexico. Also Joe and Jerry were drinking a little bit. Then Buddy on a tour that took his life along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Maria Elena Holly had a miscarriage and lost the baby. She was devastated and she never remarried again. February 3rd 1959 was then nicknamed The Day The Music Died. And there is some theories that Buddy shot The Big Bopper but there was no way it was possible for Buddy, Ritchie, or The Big Bopper to live. The last thing I want to say is....
R.I.P
tHEY WERE A GREAT GROUP IN THERE DAY. easy listening songs. Shame Buddy died so young. RIP Buddy.
His older brother-said that after they saw a John Wayne movie on a Saturday afternoon in which Wayne used the phrase “that will be the day” Buddy wrote the song after they returned home.
I just saw the movie 2 days ago that is true
His drummer, Jerry Allison, went with Buddy Holly to see that movie in 1956 "Days later, according to an account written for the Library of Congress, Mr. Holly suggested that he and Mr. Allison write a song together, and Mr. Allison, imitating the Wayne line, said, “That’ll be the day.” From NYT obituary of Jerry Allison who died in Nashville on Monday at the age of 82.
Well, that'll be the day
When you say goodbye
Yes, that'll be the day
When you make me cry
You say you gonna leave
You know it's a lie
'Cause that'll be the day when I die
Well, you give me all your lovin' and your turtle dovin'
All your hugs and kisses and your money too
Well, you know you love me, baby
Still you tell me, maybe
That some day, well, I'll be blue
Well, that'll be the day
When you say goodbye
Yes, that'll be the day
When you make me cry
You say you gonna leave
You know it's a lie
'Cause that'll be the day when I die
Well, that'll be the day
When you say goodbye
Yes, that'll be the day
When you make me cry
You say you gonna leave
You know it's a lie
'Cause that'll be the day when I die
Well, when cupid shot his dart
He shot it at your heart
So if we ever part and I leave you
You say you told me an' you told me boldly
That some day, well, I'll be blue
Well, that'll be the day
When you say goodbye
Yes, that'll be the day
When you make me cry
You say you gonna leave
You know it's a lie
'Cause that'll be the day when I die
Well that'll be the day (Woo ooh)
That'll be the day (Woo ooh)
That'll be the day (Woo ooh)
That'll be the day
Buddy Holly aka the singer died in a plane crash at 12:55 AM.
Niki Sullivan aka guitarist, died of a heart attack.
Bassist Joe B Mauldin, died in Nashville, Tennessee of a type of cancer.
Drummer Jerry Allison is still alive and is at least 80 years old
he is the King
Remembering Niki Sullivan born on June 23, 1937. He was an American rock and roll guitar player. He was one of the three original members of Buddy Holly's backing band, the Crickets. Though he lost interest within a few months of his involvement, his guitar playing was an integral part of Holly's early success. He performed on 27 of the 32 songs Holly and The Crickets recorded over his brief career. He co-wrote a number of his own songs. In 2012, Sullivan was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Crickets by a special committee, aimed at correcting the mistake of not including the Crickets with Buddy Holly when he was first inducted in 1986. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niki_Sullivan
Every guitar player that ever lived wants to see Buddy's play on that opening riff and the solo. Here the resolution isn't good enough and the camera cuts away.. again. Someone ought to have slapped that director.
His tone on the intro's last lick is very cool.
As any astute Rock N Roll fan can tell from watching and listening to this clip....No Buddy Holly, No Beatles. Just sayin'. Thanks Buddy Holly!!!!
Fabulous and a real step back in time for me, wonderful memories.
this is a great song Rip Buddy
"...Them good ol' boys were drinking whiskey and rye singing 'this'll be the day that I die..."
western swing electrified
And how ironic that he sang about “the day that I die” and it came upon him all too soon…
So young and so great!!
Shot lousy as they never showed Buddy's guitar breaks.....but I can hear em and he is AWESOME. On top of one of THE best songwriters going he is also amazing on guitar, live!!! We are talking TALENT here.............as Waylum knew..............
This looks like an edit job. Took the live appearance from the Ed Sullivan show and ran it over the studio recording. The Sullivan version was the right tempo but had no guitar break. So the editing here jitters and jumps around that solo part. Nice job though--you hear the studio version of the song and see the band in action. A fitting tribute to an immortal song.
Simply Brilliant, just as RFC are today.
No Buddy Holly -
No Beatles
No Rolling Stones
No Cliff Richards And The Shadows
No Bruce Springsteen And The E-Street Band
Adam Faith
Richard Thompson
The first rocker to play a Stratocaster guitar, he achieved a vast
amount of musical innovation in his scant 21 years. He was a
class act. Like Eddie Cochran, he was incredibly talented.
Like Eddie, Buddy left far too early.
Who knows what he could have achieved if he hadn't boarded that
plane in February 1959? His legacy has remained immortal.
RIP
Buddy holly
⭐1936-1959☠
Great song
a capo...blew me away i didnt know they had them then...thats very cool
immortel "BUDDY HOLLY " sur le coeur de notre mémoire "
R.I.P. Jerry Allison 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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GODSENT
Thatwillbethedaygoodsingers xxx❤
I keep hearing this I’m empire central radio after rockin ricky fox
After he speaks on the news and and speaking ln the radio
He was one of the Greatest. It is a Shame he Died so Early
Brilliantly done
Well done mate
Buen trabajo de video. Le hisieron a buddy holly
Holly at the top of his game December 1957.
Niki Sullivan at left "quit" ( or was fired from) the group after their first theater tour.
His guitar was also stolen after their Brooklyn Paramount shows.
Holly is playing his first Stratocaster which soon disappeared or was given away.
Drummer Jerry Allison, now the last surviving member of the group insists that there is some specific words written by Holly inside the guitar. Over the years, people have claimed to have found Stratocasters that are purportedly " The One".
To date, not one person has been able to correctly describe the interior markings known now ONLY by Allison.
The Stratocaster that was on the 1959 shows is likely the fourth one Holly owned, purchased from Mannys Music in NYC to replace a previous one supplied by Fender stolen along with amps from the band's car in 1958.
It is this last Stratocaster that sat in Ella Holley's closet in Lubbock for decades after being returned to her after the plane crash.
The guitar did not go on the plane on 2/3/59. Rather it was left on the bus and was played by Dion(!,????) on the next night's show in Moorehead MN.
For many years, any fan who happened by the family home could see or even play the guitar for the asking.
Some years ago, Fender was asked to do a clean up on it prior to its installation in a museum exhibit in Lubbock TX.
Wow, thank you so much for that piece of history!
Thanks btw the guitarist quit
There is historical evidence to suggest it was a firing as well.
PJ Riverdale in an interview with the guitarist he said he didn’t like the traveling and all so he quit. So why would he have lied
@@foggymountainmusic3468 Read the Goldrosen book, it's an ambiguous situation.........
Shame when guitar solo is played they show the drummer
Ik it sucks
George Harrison got it by ear 😃😃
1:18
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Too bad we cannot hear the actual song instead of the overdubbed studio version. I would like to hear and see Buddy actually signing the song. He was a tremendous artist and gifted musician.
Lot's of other videos on youtube of this session have the audio from the TV live recording. This is a nice edit with the studio verision in the proper key. Nice work and awesome to see!
Yes the audio was dubbed in, and thanks for that. Nice job. The live version sucked like most Ed performances when "hot" talent was rushed in and ill prepared.
Nice syncing
Jerry passed last month. Good no nonsense drummer like Ringo or Watts
感無量、1964に生まれた私。
Why did they show the drummer while he was playing the solo?
FAKE. Not real audio from the Ed Sullivan Show show. This performed was live, but the audio here is from a studio recording. Notice the background vocals. This TV broadcast was NOT lip synced. but this TH-cam video IS.
I really don't give a shit Ken.
@@susanb2015 Noted.
@@youmaycallmeken Bit rude of Susan Ryan, I love your info Ken! Thanks!
lofi hiphop
Who's playing the Gibson, Buddy's brother?
Steve Percival, despite looking a lot like Buddy, that is Niki Sullivan, one of the 3 original Crickets but lost interest within a year or two of his involvement with the band.
Roger Auclair thanks for that information
The day the music died. :(
#DavidLynchSentMe
Who knew Weezer has been around so long
TH-cam feels it's a violation so the solo was censored.
Another BRILLIANT live performance RUINED by someone 'fixing' the audio by dubbing the record over the live audio!! SHAME!!!
Agreed!
Synched!
Buddy Holly was the king of over Dubbing his song's, shows you what you know....
john lennon
So apparently ike turner made the first rock and roll record in 1951. Buddy holly is a legend no doubt..but lets not act as he and elvis created rock and roll. Gotts give us african Americans our credit. Stop stealing from us
352AM M22 Los Idiotas
You can keep Berry. Buddy is/was way more gifted.