From the Silver Screen to Liverpool: The Story Behind “That’ll Be the Day” by Buddy Holly and The Crickets Read More
2 Roy Orbison Songs Recorded by Buddy Holly and a Third by the Crickets During the Early 1960s Read More
On This Day in 1959, Buddy Holly Made Music History With This Posthumous No. 1 Hit—Penned by His “Nemesis” Read More
Roy Orbison’s Favorite Buddy Holly Song Was Recorded During His Final Studio Session and Released Weeks Before His Death in 1959 Read More
On This Day in 1957, Buddy Holly Re-Recorded a Classic No. 1 Song His Label Initially Refused To Release—Inspired by John Wayne Read More
On This Day in 1959, We Lost One of Rock Music’s Pioneers and a Major Influence on The Beatles and Bob Dylan at the Age of 22 Read More
Paul Anka Wrote One of the Final Songs Buddy Holly Recorded, Released a Month Before His Death and Covered 20 Years Later by Don McLean Read More
On This Day in 1964, The Rolling Stones Recorded the Buddy Holly Cover That Officially Introduced Them to an American Audience Read More
On This Day in 1957, the Band That Helped Propel Rock and Roll Into the Mainstream Appeared on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ Read More