The Beatles' first-ever recording is one of the most valuable recordings in the world, but Paul McCartney didn't get it back ...

Coral released a posthumous recording of Peggy Sue Got Married by Buddy Holly which reached No.13 in the UK charts in September 1959. The Crickets decided to record their own version of the song ...

On October 21, 1958, Holly had his final recording session—known as the “the string sessions” since it featured an 18-piece orchestra—and recorded four songs: “True Love Ways ...

Well, Buddy Holly’s spirit must have been someplace, hastening this record.” In 1998, Dylan won three Grammys for Time Out of Mind , including Album of the Year.

This Buddy Holly and the Crickets "The Day the Music Died" 1959 concert poster sold for $447,000 at Heritage Auctions. Photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions. Sarah Cascone November 14, 2022 Share ...

The outfits inspired a band name, “The Two Tones,” but Decca titled the record, “Buddy Holly and the Three Tunes.” “We had nothing to do with naming ourselves The Three Tunes,” Sonny said.

Jerry Allison, the drummer in the 1950s rock band Buddy Holly and the Crickets whose rough-hewed style on “Peggy Sue” and “That’ll Be the Day” and on later recordings by the Everly ...

Jerry Allison, Buddy Holly & the Crickets' drummer, and co-writer of classic early rock hits 'That'll Be the Day' and 'Peggy Sue,' has died. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Although the story ends tragically, Buddy Holly’s meteoric rise to fame is a feel-good romp through the era of bobby socks, poodle skirts and the birth of rock ‘n’ roll.

The Beatles’ first-ever recording is one of the most valuable recordings in the world, but Paul McCartney didn't get the piece of music back until 20 years later ...