SO PURE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Buddy Holly - Everyday REACTION

SO PURE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Buddy Holly - Everyday REACTION

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[scottelement]

If you want a true Buddy Holly rocker I suggest listening to:
“Rave On!”

[mikemiller]

"True Love Ways", "Rave On", "Peggy Sue", and "That'll Be The Day" which was the inspiration for the line, "this will be the day that I die" in Don McLean's "American Pie".

[meyerhave]

"Buddy Holly plays acoustic guitar; drummer Jerry Allison slaps his knees for percussion; Joe B. Mauldin plays a standup acoustic bass; A celesta, which is a keyboard instrument with a glockenspiel-like tone, is also used in the recording."

[peterzimmer]

Paul McCartney owns the rights to all of Buddy Holly’s music. He was a huge influence on the Beatles.

[ptournas]

The instrument you hear with the bell sound is called a celesta. It looks just like a small piano, but instead of the strings of piano wire the hammers strike metal plates. The ticking sound is the drummer, Jerry Allison, slapping his knee!

I love Buddy Holly and I actually still have my original record album, "The Buddy Holly Story", from 1959. The record company released it less that a month after his death. It's a great collection of most of his best songs up to that date. He died on February 3, 1959 and the album was released February 28th. I remember the day he died as clearly as I can remember the day John F Kennedy died. I came in the house from hanging out with my friends and when my mother, visibly upset, said to me "I just heard on the radio that Buddy Holly died in an airplane crash along with Richie Valens and the Big Bopper. I was stunned and very much saddened. Great reaction, I hope you do more by him. "Maybe Baby" and "That'll Be The Day" are two of my favorites, but pretty much all his songs were great.

[misutovi]

The drummer is literally slapping his knees for that percussion sound on this recording. I love Buddy Holly, great suggestion! He has so many different styles, you should give True Love Ways a listen.

[SebastianSmith-ct]

They are actually clapping on the knees. Another songs of Buddy's Not Fade Away, Drummer Jerry Allison played the drums on a cardboard box.

[leisastalnaker]

I found this information on line about instrumentation.

On the original single the Crickets are not mentioned, but it is known that Holly plays acoustic guitar; drummer Jerry Allison slaps his knees for percussion; Joe B. Mauldin plays a standup acoustic bass; A celesta, which is a keyboard instrument with a glockenspiel-like tone, is also used in the recording.

[leisastalnaker]

The wonderful thing about Buddy Holly is that he didn’t stick to one sound, he explored Rock and Roll and how far you could go with it. You always wonder, if he had lived, what new direction would he have taken?

[waydeep]

I believe I saw the drummer say he simply sat down and slapped his thighs on a run through. Everyone agreed it sounded good that way, so they kept the idea.

[nononobutyeah]

Gary Busey, in the Buddy Holly biographical movie, singing "Oh Boy" as Buddy.. The whole set is interesting - the first white band to play at the Apollo.

[drg]

describing this tune as being like a nursery rhyme is pretty on point. As someone else pointed out, everything he did was different and fantastic. Imagine what he would habe accomplished had he not died so young. RIP the day the music died

[lorin]

Buddy is certainly one of the pioneers of rock n roll. Such a loss. RIP, Buddy.

[hilarywilliams]

A celesta, which is a keyboard instrument with a glockenspiel-like tone, is used in the recording.

[briantieken]

Buddy Holly has always been an influence in rock-and-roll and country. He also started the music career of Waylon Jenning when he hired Waylon as a bass player.

[greglegakis]

He was extremely versatile and way ahead of his time. Definitely a big influence on the Beatles. And he did it all before his untimely death at 22.

[annconsuelonunez]

The amazing and legendary Buddy Holly!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[BigToeify]

Don’t forget, Buddy Holly is one of the first stars to actually write and perform his own songs. Most stars of the time did not write but mainly performed songs written by other people.

[Herbert]

Gary Busey playing Buddy Holley. Great Movie. Gary at his best.

[jackpatton]

Can't go wrong with Buddy Holly. "Rave On" is my personal favorite. "True Love Ways" is a beautiful love song.