What are they?

Rave On, That'll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Words Of Love

Mine are


Rave ON, OH Boy, That'll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Maybe Bbay , Rock around w/ Ollie Vee ( I dotn think anyone knows taht one LOl ) and some others

Oh Boy, Peggy Sue, That'll Be the Day, and some others...You don't hear enough of him these days, even though he was one of the most influential musicians in rock & roll. It's strange that rock & roll practically lie comatose for about the next four years after he died until the Beatles came along.

That'll Be the Day.

It's strange that rock & roll practically lie comatose for about the next four years after he died until the Beatles came along. [/B]


Boy , you got that right! After Buddy Holly we got nothing but pap! Including all those girl groups!:rolleyes: The early 60's music stunk!I still remember how exciting it was to hear the Beatles! Redemption! YAY!

Originally posted by Penny Lane



Boy , you got that right! After Buddy Holly we got nothing but pap! Including all those girl groups!:rolleyes: The early 60's music stunk!I still remember how exciting it was to hear the Beatles! Redemption! YAY!

Gee, how we've come full circle...GIRL GROUPS!!!!:rolleyes: Britneychristinajessicasmandymoooooore and moooore and moooore......................SO WHEN'S THE MUSICAL REVOLUTION GONNA BEGIN..........


AGAIN??????

We need someone to kick rock & roll back into high gear like the Beatles did!!! One of my very first memories about 2 or 3 was
"I Wanna Hold Your Hand" on the radio all the time...:cool:

We need another British Invasion!!!!!

(because I don't think there's much chance of a FRENCH Invasion...:rolleyes: :lol: )

Oh Boy and That'll be the Day are my favorites from him.

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica


Gee, how we've come full circle...GIRL GROUPS!!!!:rolleyes: Britneychristinajessicasmandymoooooore and moooore and moooore......................SO WHEN'S THE MUSICAL REVOLUTION GONNA BEGIN..........


AGAIN??????


That's a good question. When is someone gonna emerge and kick all of these fake pop acts out of the way?!?!

Favorite Buddy Holly Songs:

- True Love Ways
- It Doesn't Matter Anymore
- Oh Boy!
- Maybe Baby
- Peggy Sue
- That'll Be The Day

Words of Love
That'll Be The Day
Rave On
Peggy Sue

That'll Be The Day
Words Of Love
Not Fade Away
Maybe Baby
Oh Boy!
Rave On
Well...All Right
Heartbeat
Crying, Waiting, Hoping

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica
Gee, how we've come full circle...GIRL GROUPS!!!!:rolleyes: Britneychristinajessicasmandymoooooore and moooore and moooore......................SO WHEN'S THE MUSICAL REVOLUTION GONNA BEGIN..........


AGAIN??????

We need someone to kick rock & roll back into high gear like the Beatles did!!! One of my very first memories about 2 or 3 was
"I Wanna Hold Your Hand" on the radio all the time...:cool:

We need another British Invasion!!!!!

(because I don't think there's much chance of a FRENCH Invasion...:rolleyes: :lol: )

Would be cool if Brian Setzer does great rock n' roll again.Especially now would be the best time.When he revied it back in the 80s music still wasn't that bad.Now it's horrible.It would especially good to see a young group do some of the original king of rock n' roll or swing again.

I don't think there is a Buddy Holly song I didn't like so far.They're awesome.He has one of those voices the sounds good no matter what he sang.

Originally posted by King Juke "N" Jive
Mine are


Rave ON, OH Boy, That'll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Maybe Bbay , Rock around w/ Ollie Vee ( I dotn think anyone knows taht one LOl ) and some others

Ditto!!!! (I like almost every Buddy song though)

OMG, this is a good time to read these posts again, now that I'm doing my history of rock and roll thread! I'm just reminded of how great Buddy Holly sounded, it must have been a revelation when he came out with his tunes!!!:cool: "Oh Boy", "Peggy Sue", "That'll Be the Day", etc.

True Love Ways
Rave On
Heartbeat

To Penny Lane, rock didn't die until the Beatles came on the scene. We still had Elvis, Ricky Nelson and the Everly Brothers to name a few non-girl singers/bands. The "shiny tooth guys" like Bobby Darin and Fabian don't count in my book. Did you know the Beatles waited for every Rick Nelson record and learned every song lick for lick? They didn't wait for Elvis songs.

Originally posted by mcgwirefan
True Love Ways
Rave On
Heartbeat

To Penny Lane, rock didn't die until the Beatles came on the scene. We still had Elvis, Ricky Nelson and the Everly Brothers to name a few non-girl singers/bands. The "shiny tooth guys" like Bobby Darin and Fabian don't count in my book. Did you know the Beatles waited for every Rick Nelson record and learned every song lick for lick? They didn't wait for Elvis songs.

Uhhh, and then when the Beatles did come onto the scene, then rock died??:confused: I'm wondering if that could have been phrased differently...:crazy: :happyface :lol: I was also under the impression that between Buddy Holly's death and the arrival of the Beatles that the rock & roll scene was dead, but that wasn't really the case at all, I found. There just weren't any real movers and shakers who revolutionized music in the way that Elvis and Chuck Berry did in the 50's. Good performers, but nothing enough to give it that kick as before.

Stay tuned to my rock and roll documentary. It promises to get interesting....

[SIZE=10]OOOH OOOH! BUT YOU KNOOOOW IM YOURS! OOOOH OOH! AND I KNOW YOUR MIIIINE! REVENGE FOR ALL OF TIIIIIME! OO EEE OO I LOOK JUST LIKE BUDDY HOLLY! OH OH! AND YER MARY TYLER MOORE! I DONT CARE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT US ANYWAYS! I DONT CARE BOUT THAT!

"Peggy Sue"

"That'll Be the Day"

"Rave On"

"Words of Love"

"Maybe Baby"

"Oh Boy"

That'll Be The Day and Peggy Sue.