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User's Guide To WDAM Radio's History Of &

Preface To The 2020 Edition This across-four-decades-and-two-centuries-long work-in-progress now has been converted to MP3. This new version is expanded from the most recent edition (2009) and contains even more hit and significant non-hit covers of Buddy Holly “solo” and Buddy Holly & The recordings ... as well as newly discovered Buddy Holly "salute" , interviews, and recorded historical artifacts that WDAM Radio has identified and acquired.

The Collection Congratulations! You now own every hit record ever recorded by Buddy Holly (and/or records on which Buddy appeared as a back-up singer/musician) in both the and the . It also includes all charted hits by the Crickets [including all of their many United Kingdom hits, too!] after Buddy's death, as well as their remaining discography. All are in chronological order! .... or at least, sort of.

You'll also enjoy original versions of songs that were later re-made into hits by Holly...plus every other artists' hit covers [including those that were only hits in the United Kingdom] of Holly originals ever recorded...plus almost all of those glorious "Buddy Holly death-salute" songs (along with similar tributes to J.P. Richardson and ). It's the only collection of its kind this side ... or any side of Lubbock, ; Clovis, New Mexico; ; or Clear Lake, Iowa. (If you know the history of Buddy Holly, you will know why those locations were chosen.)

Every release on single 45's (or 78's) is followed by the highest position reached in Billboard magazine and the year. Songs that were hits in the United Kingdom only have the designation – "U.K." Singles that never charted are designated (–/year). The designation "rare" means you probably will not find this at your favorite online sources or bricks-and-mortar store. Other cuts of interest (at least of interest to WDAM Radio’s management and staff) that are included here that were not released as singles just have the year in parenthesis following them.

A little more trivia that you need to have in order to appreciate this collection...... As you may know, songs released on the Coral label were credited only to Buddy Holly, and songs released on the Brunswick label were credited to the Crickets (even though both of these labels were subsidiaries of the same company – ). WDAM Radio has followed this same format on the music list below, however, songs with the Crickets' "involvement" are shown with "(& The Crickets)." Additionally, Buddy's first label, which ironically was Decca, labeled their releases as either by Buddy Holly or Buddy Holly and The Three Tunes ( [later, an "occasional/additional" Cricket, who also wrote and is heard the theme of the Mary Tyler Moore Show on CBS Television], , an "original" Cricket], and assorted others). These also are labeled appropriately.

After Buddy's death, his original producer, , took remaining voice tracks, and for 10 years continued remixing them with additional background tracks provided by (remember their hits – "Sugar Shack," "Daisy Petal Pickin'," "Vaquero," "Bull dog," "Quite A Party," "Ain't Gonna Tell Anybody," "Goin' Away," "Come On, React!" and "Long Green"? – [yes, WDAM Radio has all of these]....and now you do, too...see below!). Several of these were then released as singles in both the U.S. and U.K. for 20 years, until 1978, and a couple actually made the charts. Single releases that include dubbed in backgrounds by the Fireballs are also noted along with both the years of Buddy's original track and the later dubbed in backgrounds. And , who provided backup vocals on many of his Buddy’s recordings also re-dubbed backgrounds on his complete hit catalogue – sure enough, they are on this collection, too!

As an extra added bonus (and because we are compulsive “completists” at WDAM Radio), this collection also includes all the charted hits of other artists associated with Buddy Holly & The Crickets...their first producer – Norman Petty [plus all the hit singles, as well as a comprehensive collection of non-hits he produced for other artists], one of their later producers – [a/k/a Garry Miles], various "early" Crickets – Sonny Curtis, and "later" Crickets – , Earl Henry Sinks, and , among others.

In addition to various “Producer’s Notes” and other information in the “Comments” column of music list, check the Internet links that have been provided in this column for even more detailed information about the songs and the artists in this archive. As detailed on the pages that follow, we have divided this collection into the following mixes:

• “Hit Mix” • “Deluxe Hit Singles & Hit Cuts Mix” • “Musicology Mix” • “Tributes & Mentions Mix” • “Crickets After Buddy Holly” • “Individual Crickets Mix” • “Buddy Holly-Picks Mix” • “Norman Petty et al Mix” • “Buddy Holly’s Buddies Mix” • “Assorted Cover Recordings Mix”

The hits just keep on comin’ – listen for updates to this collection as more “tribute” and cover recordings find their way into WDAM Radio’s dusty groove yard – and ultimately into this collection.

Rock on!

Radio Dave WDAM Radio's Hit Singles History Of Buddy Holly & The Crickets

# Artist Title Chart Comments Position/ Year “Hits Mix” 0000 Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0001 Crickets “That’ll Be The Day” #1/1957 The had its genesis in a trip to the movies by Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison, and Sonny Curtis in June 1956. The John Wayne film The Searchers was playing. Wayne's frequently-used, world-weary catchphrase, "that'll be the day" inspired the young musicians.

The second recorded version of was recorded eight months later, at the Norman Petty studios in Clovis, New Mexico, on February 25, 1957 and issued on Decca's Brunswick label three months later.

Because Holly had signed a recording contract with Decca, he was contractually prohibited from re-recording any of the songs recorded during the 1956 Nashville sessions for five years, even if Decca never released them. To dodge this, producer Norman Petty credited the Crickets as the artist on this new recording of That'll Be the Day to shield Buddy from possible legal action. Ironically, Brunswick was a subsidiary of Decca. Once the cat was out of the bag, Decca re-signed Holly to another of its subsidiaries, Coral, so he ended up with two recording contracts. His group efforts would be issued by Brunswick, and his solo recordings would be on Coral. See http://www.songwriter.co.uk/page53.html for the complete story. 0002 Buddy Holly (& The "" –/1957 Crickets) 0003 Buddy Holly (& The "" #3/1957 Originally titled Cindy Lou – renamed after Crickets) Jerry Allison’s girlfriend and later wife, Peggy Sue Gerrow. 0004 Buddy Holly (& The "Everyday" –/1957 B-side of Peggy Sue Crickets) 0005 Crickets "Oh, Boy!" #10/1957

0006 Crickets "Not Fade Away" –/1957 B-side of Oh, Boy!

0007 Buddy Holly (& The "I'm Gonna Love You Too" –/1957 Crickets) 0008 Crickets "Maybe Baby" #17/1958 0009 Buddy Holly (& The "Listen To Me" #16-U.K./1958 Crickets) & #28- U.K./1962 0010 Buddy Holly (& The "" #37/1958 Crickets)

0011 Crickets "" #27/1958

0012 Crickets "Fool's Paradise" #58/1958

0013 Buddy Holly (& The "Early In The Morning” #32/1958 Composer – . Crickets)

0014 Crickets "It's So Easy" –/1958

0015 Ivan "Real Wild Child" #68/1958 Jerry "Ivan" Allison –drummer with the Crickets. Buddy Holly is on and on background vocals. 0016 Buddy Holly (& The "Heartbeat" #82/1958 Crickets) 0017 Buddy Holly (& The "Well, All Right" –/1958 Crickets) 0018 Buddy Holly (& Dick "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #13/1959 Composer – Paul Anka. Instrumental and Jacobs Orchestra) vocal backings added by . 0019 Buddy Holly (& The "" #88/1959 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Dick Jacobs Dick Jacobs. Orchestra) 0020 Buddy Holly (& The "Midnight Shift" #26-U.K./1959 Recorded in 1956. Three Tunes) 0021 Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue Got Married" #17-U.K./1959 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Crickets) Dick Jacobs. 0022 Buddy Holly (& The "" #25-U.K./1960 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Dick Jacobs Dick Jacobs. Orchestra) 0023 Buddy Holly "Learning The Game" #28-U.K./1960 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in June 1959. 0024 Buddy Holly "What To Do" #34-U.K./1961 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in June 1959. 0025 Buddy Holly (& The "What To Do" #10-U.K./1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Petty in 1963. 0026 Buddy Holly (& The "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't #12-U.K./1961 Crickets) Care" 0027 Buddy Holly (& The “Valley Of Tears” #12-U.K./1961 Norman Petty playing organ. Written by Fats Crickets) Domino & Dave Bartholomew. B-Side of You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care. 0028 Buddy Holly (& The "Reminiscing" #12-U.K./1962 Crickets) 0029 Buddy Holly (& The "" #116/1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Petty in 1963. 0030 Buddy Holly (& The Fireballs)

0031 Buddy Holly (& The "" #113/1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Crickets) Petty in 1963.

0032 Buddy Holly (& The “You’ve Got Love” #40-U.K./1964 Recorded in 1957 – the Picks vocals added Crickets (& The later and were uncredited on the record Picks) label. Co-writers include Norman Petty and . 0033 Buddy Holly (& The "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #39-U.K./1964 Recorded in 1958. Crickets) 0034 Buddy Holly (& The "" #105/1969 Buddy Holly’s vocal was recorded in 1958. Fireballs) 0035 Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue Got Married" #119- From Not Fade Away Remembering Buddy Hollies) /1996 Holly.

0035A Buddy Holly & The Station Identification WDAM Radio Singers “Deluxe Hit Singles& Hit Album Cuts Mix” 0035B Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0036 Crickets “That’ll Be The Day” #1/1957 0036A Buddy Holly & The "That'll Be The Day" –/1957 Original version, recorded at Bradley's Barn, Three Tunes Nashville on July 22, 1956 was released as B-side to Rock Around With Ollie Vee and credited to Buddy Holly seven months after the Brunswick hit version by the Crickets. 0036B Quarrymen “That’ll Be The Day” –/1958 & were , Paul #1-Albums/ McCartney, , John Lowe, & 1995 Colin Hanton. – Vintage 1958 tape From Anthology.

The Quarrymen (also written as "the Quarry Men") were a British skiffle/ group, formed by John Lennon in in 1956, which eventually evolved into the Beatles in 1960. The Quarrymen took their name from a line in the school song of Quarry Bank High School, which they attended. Lennon started a skiffle group that was very briefly called the Blackjacks, but changed the name before any public performances. Some accounts credit Lennon with choosing the new name; other accounts credit his close friend Pete Shotton with suggesting the name. The Quarrymen played at parties, school dances, cinemas and amateur skiffle contests before Paul McCartney joined in October 1957. George Harrison joined the band in early 1958 at McCartney's recommendation, though Lennon initially resisted because he felt Harrison (still 14 when he was first introduced to Lennon) to be too young. Both McCartney and Harrison attended the Liverpool Institute.

The group made an amateur recording of themselves in 1958, performing Buddy Holly's "That'll Be the Day" and "In Spite of All the Danger", a song written by McCartney and Harrison. In early 1960, the group started exploring various alternative names. After Lennon recruited his art school pal Stuart Sutcliffe to the group, they tried the name the Silver Beetles and other variations, before finally settling on The Beatles in August 1960 when they first performed in Hamburg. 0036C Everly Brothers "That'll Be The Day" #111/1965 0036D “That’ll Be The Day” #4-C&W From This Time. Albums/1974 0036E Pure Prairie League "That'll Be The Day" #106/1976 Rare.

0036F "That'll Be The Day” #11/1976

0036G "That'll Be The Day” #15-Albums/ From . 2011 0037 Buddy Holly (& The "Words Of Love" –/1957 Crickets) 0037A Buddy Holly “Words Of Love” [Demo Version] –/1957 0037B Diamonds "Words Of Love" #13/1957 0037C Beatles “Words Of Love” #1-Albums/ Original U.K. release on 1965 (1964) U.S. release on Beatles VI (1965). 0037D “Words Of Love” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0038 Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue" #3/1957 Originally titled Cindy Lou – renamed after Crickets) Jerry Allison’s girlfriend and later wife, Peggy Sue Gerrow. 0038A Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue" [Alternate Take] –/1957 Crickets) 0038B & The “Peggy Sue” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0038C John Lennon “Peggy Sue” #6-Albums/ From Rock ‘N’ Roll. 1975 0038D Beach Boys "Peggy Sue" #59/1978

0038E “Peggy Sue” –/1997 “Answer” recording with different to Buddy Holly’s original song. 0038F "Peggy Sue" #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0039 Buddy Holly (& The "Everyday" –/1957 B-side of Peggy Sue Crickets) 0039A Rogues "Everyday" #101/1965 The Rogues were Bruce Johnston, later of , and Terry Melcher, Doris Day's son and producer of Paul Revere & The Raiders. Rare. 0039B John Denver "Everyday" #81/1972

0039C James Taylor "Everyday" #61/1985 0039D & Jon “Everyday” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. Brion 2001 0040 Crickets "Oh, Boy!" #10/1957

0040A Crickets "Oh, Boy!" [Original Undubbed –/1957 Does not include the Picks background Version] vocals. 0040B “ (Oh Boy)” –/1957 Original version by the composer.

0040C Jackie DeShannon "Oh, Boy!" #112/1964

0040D Mud "Oh, Boy!" #1-U.K./1975 Rare. 0040E & Todd "Oh, Boy!" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy Snider 1996 Holly). 0040F Allan Lieberman “Oy Vey!” –/1996 Rare. 0040G She & Him "Oh, Boy!" #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0041 Crickets "Not Fade Away" –/1957 B-side of Oh, Boy!

0041A Crickets “Not Fade Away” [Incomplete –/1957 Alternate Take] 0041B Rolling Stones "Not Fade Away" #48/1964 Their first U.S. charted hit single. 0041C Rush “Not Fade Away” #88-Canada/ Their first record. 1973 0041D "Not Fade Away" #70/1979 0041E Eric Hine "Not Fade Away" #73/1981 Rare. 0041F Trisha Lynn "Not Fade Away" #69-C&W/ Rare (and probably a WDAM Radio 1989 “exclusive” – the station obtained its copy by contacting the performer, who generously sent it free.) 0041G Rolling Stones “Not Fade Away” #9-Albums/ From Stripped. This individual cut was a 1995 & studio recording made in Lisbon, Spain. #97-Albums/ 1996 0041H The Band (& The “Not Fade Away” #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy Crickets) 1996 Holly). 0041I Sheryl Crow “Not Fade Away” #78/2007 Released only on I-Tunes as a “Revlon Colorist Charity Exclusive” – extremely hard to find. 0041J James Taylor “Not Fade Away” #4-Albums/ From Covers. 2008 0041K Florence + The “Not Fade Away” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. Machine 2011 0042 Buddy Holly (& The "I'm Gonna Love You Too" –/1957 Crickets) 0042A Hullaballoos "I'm Gonna Love You Too" #56/1964 Rare. 0042B "I'm Gonna Love You Too" #116/1973 0042C Blondie “I’m Gonna Love You Too” #6-Albums/ From . 1978 0042D Jenny O. "I'm Gonna Love You Too" #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0043 Crickets "Maybe Baby" #17/1958 0043A Crickets “Maybe Baby” [Take 1] –/1957 Slightly different guitar licks and backup vocals. 0043B Buddy Holly (& "Maybe Baby" This is the demo version from March 1957, Crickets & Fireballs) with additional backing by the Fireballs over- dubbed by Norman Petty in 1966. This also is the version that gets played on the radio and appears on Buddy Holly “greatest hits” collections. 0043C Gallery [Featuring "Maybe Baby" #118/1973 Rare. Jim Gold] 0043D “Maybe Baby” #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy 1996 Holly). 0043E Justin Townes Earle “Maybe Baby” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2001 0044 Buddy Holly (& The "Listen To Me" #16-U.K./1958 Crickets) & #28-U.K./ 1962 0045 Buddy Holly (& The "Rave On" #37/1958 Crickets)

0045A Sonny West "Rave On" –/1958 The original version – recorded in 1957 and released in 1958, three months ahead of the Buddy Holly version. 0045B Nitty Gritty Dirt Band “Rave On” #66-Albums/ From Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy. 1970 0045C Commander Cody & “Rave On” #58-Albums/ From Commander Cody & His Lost Planet His Lost Planet 1975 Airmen. Airmen 0045D Jerry Naylor "Rave On" #80-C&W/ Former member of the Crickets. 1978 0045E “Rave On” #2-Albums/ From the movie, Cocktail. 1988 0045F “Rave On” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2001 0046 Crickets "Think It Over" #27/1958 0046A Crickets “Think It Over” [Stereo] –/1958 0046B Crickets “Think It Over” [Take 5] –/1958 No background vocals. 0046C Tractors "Think It Over" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy 1996 Holly). 0047 Crickets "Fool's Paradise" #58/1958 0047A Crickets “Fool’s Paradise” [Take 1] –/1958 Different background vocals. 0047B Don McLean "Fool's Paradise" #107/1974 0048 Buddy Holly (& The "Early In The Morning" #32/1958 Composer – Bobby Darin. Crickets) 0048A Rinky Dinks (Bobby "Early In The Morning" #24/1958 Initially released as by the Ding Dongs to Darin) hide Bobby Darin's identity) 0049 Crickets "It's So Easy" –/1958 0049A Denny Laine "It's So Easy"/"Listen To Me" #108/1976 Rare. Produced by Paul McCartney.

0049B Linda Rondstadt "It's So Easy" #5/1977 0049C Paul McCartney “It’s So Easy” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0050 Ivan "Real Wild Child" #68/1958 Jerry "Ivan" Allison –drummer with the Crickets. Buddy Holly is on guitar and on background vocals. 0050A Johnny O’Keefe “Wild One” –/1958 Composer – this is the original U.S./U.K. version with the crowd noise from the Australian original edited out 0050B Iggy Pop "Real Wild Child (Wild One)" #10-U.K./1986 Produced by – received heavy U.S. radio and was used in several movies. 0051 Buddy Holly (& The "Heartbeat" #82/1958 Crickets) 0051A Showaddywaddy "Heartbeat" #7-U.K./1975 0051B Detroit Cobras "Heartbeat" #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0052 Buddy Holly (& The "Well, All Right" –/1958 Crickets) 0052A Bobby Vee & The “Well…All Right” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0052B “Well…All Right” #1-Albums/ From Blind Faith. 1969 & #126- Albums/1977 0052C Santana "Well, All Right" #69/1971 0052D (With “Well All Right” #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy The Crickets) 1996 Holly). 0052E “Well All Right” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0053 Buddy Holly (& The "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #13/1959 Composer – Paul Anka. Instrumental and Dick Jacobs vocal backings added by Dick Jacobs. Orchestra) 0053A Buddy Holly (& The "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" [Mono] –/1958 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Dick Jacobs Dick Jacobs. 0053B Paul Anka “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” [1963 #65-Albums/ From Paul Anka’s 21 Golden Hits. Version] 1963 0053D Linda Ronstadt "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #47/1975

0053D Paul Anka “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” [1974 #9-Albums/ From Anka. Version] 1974 0053DA Mark Williams “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” #1-New Zealand/1977 0053E R.C. Bannon "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #33-C&W/ 1978 0053F Suzy Bogus With Dave "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy Edmunds 1996 Holly). 0054 Buddy Holly (& The "Raining In My Heart" #88/1959 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Dick Jacobs Dick Jacobs. Orchestra) 0054A Bobby Vee "Raining In My Heart" #91-Albums/ From Take Good Care Of My Baby. 1962 0054B Ray Price "Raining In My Heart" #14-C&W/ Rare. 1969 0054C "Raining In My Heart" #47/1978 0054D "Raining In My Heart" #21-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0055 Buddy Holly (& The "Midnight Shift" #26-U.K./1959 Recorded in 1956. Three Tunes) 0055A “Midnight Shift” #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy 1996 Holly). 0056 Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue Got Married" #17-U.K./1959 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Crickets) Dick Jacobs. 0056A Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue Got Married" [Stereo] –/1959 Stereo overdub added by Jack Hansen at the Crickets) Decca studios in June 1959. 0056B Buddy Holly "Peggy Sue Got Married" –/1959 Recorded in his New York City apartment. 0056C Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue Got Married" –/1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) – “Peggy Petty in 1963. Sue Got Married” – /1963) 0056D Buddy Holly (& The "Peggy Sue Got Married" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away Remembering Buddy Hollies) 1996 Holly.

0056E "Peggy Sue Got Married" #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0057 Buddy Holly (& The "True Love Ways" #25-U.K./1960 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Dick Jacobs Dick Jacobs. Orchestra) 0057A Peter & Gordon – "True Love Ways" #14/1965

0057B Randy Gurley "True Love Ways" #77-C&W/ 1978 0057C "True Love Ways" #66/1980 0057D (& The "True Love Ways" 8-U.K./1983 Philharmonic Orchestra) 0057E Rick Nelson “True Love Ways” #62-C&W Recorded in winter 1978/1979, but released Albums/1986 in 1986 on Memphis Sessions after Nelson's death. 0057F Mavericks "True Love Ways" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away Remembering Buddy 1996 Holly. 0057G Erasure “True Love Ways” #138-Albums/ From Other People’s Songs. 2003 0057H "True Love Ways" #21-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0058 Buddy Holly "Learning The Game" #28-U.K./1960 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in June 1959. 0058A Buddy Holly "Learning The Game" –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0058B Buddy Holly (& The "Learning The Game" –/1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Petty in 1963. 0058C Hullaballoos "Learning The Game" #121/1965 Rare. 0058CA Black Tie “Learning The Game” #59-C&W/ “Super Group” comprising Jimmy Griffin 1990 (Bread & Remingtons), Randy Meiser (Eagles) & Billy Swan. 0058D Waylon Jennings With "Learning The Game" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away Remembering Buddy Mark Knopfler 1996 Holly. 0059 Buddy Holly "What To Do" #34-U.K./1961 Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in June 1959. 0059A Buddy Holly “What To Do” –/1963 0059B Buddy Holly (& The "What To Do" #10-U.K./1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Petty in 1963. 0060 Buddy Holly (& The "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't #12-U.K./1961 Crickets) Care" 0060A "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't –/1957 & From the film, Jailhouse Rock. Care" #61-U.K./1983 0060B "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't #47/1982 Care" 0060C Cee Lo Green "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. Care" 2001 0061 Buddy Holly (& The “Valley Of Tears” #12-U.K./1961 Norman Petty playing organ. Written by Fats Crickets) Domino & Dave Bartholomew. B-Side of You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care. 0061A Fats Domino “Valley Of Tears” #8/1957 0062 Buddy Holly (& The "Reminiscing" #12-U.K./1962 Crickets) 0063 Buddy Holly (& The "Bo Diddley" #116/1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Petty in 1963. 0063A Buddy Holly “Bo Diddley” [Alternate 1] –/1956 Jerry Allison – drums, and unknown on and/or bass. 0063B Buddy Holly “Bo Diddley” [Alternate 2] Jerry Allison – drums, and unknown on rhythm guitar and/or bass. 0063C Bo Diddley "Bo Diddley" #2 R&B/1955 0063D Bobby Vee & The Bo Diddley” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0064 Buddy Holly (& The "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" #113/1963 Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Petty in 1963.

0064A Buddy Holly "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" –/1956 Demo version recorded in Lubbock, Texas. 0064B "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" #7 R&B/1956 0065 Buddy Holly (& The "Wishing" #12-U.K./1963 Crickets)

0065A Buddy Holly (& The "Wishing" [Stereo] –/1958 Composers – Buddy Holly & Bob Crickets) Montgomery – recorded as a demo for . 0065B Mary Chapin "Wishing" #119-Albums/ From Not Fade Away Remembering Buddy Carpenter & Kevin 1996 Holly. Montgomery 0066 Buddy Holly (& The You’ve Got Love” #40-U.K./1964 Recorded in 1957 – the Picks vocals added Crickets (& The Picks) later and were uncredited on the . Co-composers include Norman Petty and Roy Orbison. 0067 Buddy Holly (& The "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #39-U.K./1964 Recorded in 1958. Crickets) 0067A Buddy Holly (& The "Love's Made A Fool Of You" –/1958 Crickets) [Stereo] 0067B Buddy Holly (& The "Love's Made A Fool Of You" –/1958 No hand-claps mix. Crickets) [Alternate Version] 0067C Crickets "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #26-U.S. & Without Buddy Holly – Norman Petty peddled #30-U.K./1959 this version the day after Holly's death. 0067D Four "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #26/1966 0067E Tom Rush "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #122-Albums/ From Take A Little Walk With Me. 1966 0067F Cochise "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #96/1971 0067G Matchbox "Love's Made A Fool Of You" #63-U.K./1981 Rare (and probably a WDAM Radio “exclusive.” 0068 Buddy Holly (& The "Love Is Strange" #105/1969 Buddy Holly’s vocal recorded in 1958. Fireballs) 0068A Buddy Holly "Love Is Strange" –/1959 Demo version recorded in his New York City Apartment. 0068B Mickey & Sylvia "Love Is Strange" #11/1957 0068C Bo Diddley "Love Is Strange" –/1956 Composer – Bo Diddley, but registered it under his second wife's name, Ethel Smith, possibly to avoid having to use ' publisher.

The form of the song had been used previously for 's Billy's Part 2 (Chess 1625). Guitarist Jody Williams played on both the Billy Stewart and Bo Diddley recordings, and he shared writing credit on Billy's Blues with Billy Stewart. After Mickey & Sylvia's version became a hit, Jody Williams sued and lost. 0068D Billy Stewart “Billy’s Blues, Part 2” –/1956 Recorded while Billy Stewart was part of Bo Diddley’s backup band. 0068E Crickets “Love Is Strange” –/1963 Without Buddy Holly. 0068F & Susan “Love Is Strange” #20-C&W/ Raye 1975 0068G & Dolly “Love Is Strange” #21-C&W/ Parton 1990 0068H Buddy Holly & The “Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers “Music- ologist Mix Producer’s Note: This section comprises all of Buddy Holly’s “non-hit” recordings, alternate takes, cover and cover recordings, as well as songs on which he played and/or sang backup. It also includes radio and television interviews and live appearances along with promotional jingles and other significant historical recordings.

A very helpful site – Session Dates for Every Buddy Holly Recording: http://www.rockfiles.co.uk/BuddyHolly_files/BuddyHolly-recording- order.html 0068I Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0069 Buddy Holly “My Two-Timin’ Woman” [Unedited] –/1949 His first known recording. 0069A Buddy Holly “My Two-Timin’ Woman” [Edited] –/1949 0069B Hank Snow “My Two-Timin’ Woman” –/1949 0070 Buddy & Bob “Footprints In the Snow” –/1952-1953 Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. 0070A Bill Monroe “Footprints In The Snow” #5-C&W/1946 0071 Buddy & Bob “Let’s Pretend” (a/k/a “I’ll Just –/1952-1953 Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Pretend”) 0071A Flatt & Scruggs “I’ll Just Pretend” –/1950 0072 Buddy & Bob “Take These Shackles From My –/1952-1953 Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Heart” 0072A Pee Wee King “Take These Shackles From My –/1952 Heart” (1952 version) 0072B Maddox Brothers & “Take These Shackles” –/1952 Rare. Rose 0073 Jack Neal “I Saw The Moon Cry Last Night” –/1953 Accompanied by Buddy Holly on his new electric guitar, as performed on the KDAV- AM “Sunday Party” show. 0074 Jack Neal “I Hear The Lord Callin’ For Me” –/1953 Accompanied by Buddy Holly on his new electric guitar, as performed on the KDAV- AM “Sunday Party” show. 0075 Buddy & Bob “Gotta Get You Near Me Blues” –/1954-1955 Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. 0075A Buddy & Bob “Gotta Get You Near Me Blues” –/1954-1955 Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. [Stereo] 0076 Buddy & Bob (& The “Soft Place In My Heart” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0077 Buddy & Bob (& The “Door To My Heart” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery – demo Fireballs) –/1964 recorded at the Nesman Studio in Wichita Falls, Texas. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0078 Buddy & Bob (& The “Flower Of My Heart” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0079 Buddy & Bob (& The “Baby It’s Love” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0080 Buddy & Bob (& The “Memories” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0080A Buddy & Bob (& The “Memories” [Stereo] –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0081 Buddy & Bob (& The “Queen Of The Ballroom” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0081A Sonny Curtis “Queen Of The Ballroom” –/1954-1955 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman (Accompanied By –/1964 Petty in 1964. Buddy Holly) (& The Fireballs) 0082 Sonny Curtis “The Bottle” –/1954-1955 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman (Accompanied By –/1964 Petty in 1964. Buddy Holly) (& The Fireballs) 0083 Sonny Curtis “Because You Love Me” –/1954-1955 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman (Accompanied By –/1964 Petty in 1964. Buddy Holly) (& The Fireballs) 0084 Sonny Curtis “I’ll Miss My Heart” –/1954-1955 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman (Accompanied By –/1964 Petty in 1964. Buddy Holly) (& The Fireballs) 0085 Buddy & Bob (& The “I Gambled My Heart” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0086 Buddy & Bob (& The “You And I Are Through (#1)” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0086A Buddy & Bob (& The “You And I Are Through (#2)” –/1954-1955 & Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery. Fireballs Fireballs) –/1964 backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1964. 0086B Buddy Holly, Bob “You And I Are Through” –/1955 Demo recorded at the Nesman Studio in Montgomery, Sonny Wichita Falls, Texas. Curtis, & Don Guess 0087 Ben Hall “Rose Of Monterey” –/1955 (Accompanied By Buddy Holly) 0088 Ben Hall “All From Loving You” –/1955 (Accompanied By Buddy Holly) 0089 Buddy Holly (& The “Gone” –/1954-1955 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) –/1963 Petty in 1963. 0089A Buddy Holly “Gone” [Take 1] –/1954-1955 0089B Buddy Holly “Gone” [Take 2] –/1954-1955 0089C Buddy Holly “Gone” [Take 3] –/1954-1955 0089D Jerry Preston “Gone” –/1952 Ferlin Husky’s original stage name. 0089E Ferlin Husky “Gone” #1-C&W & #4-Rock/1957 0089F Joey Heatherton “Gone” #5-AC & #24/1972 0089G Ronnie McDowell “Gone” #6-C&W/1980 Hard to find. 0090 Buddy & Bob “Down The Line (#1)” –/1955 Buddy Holly’s first composition and recording! Originally titled, Gotta Roll. 0090A Buddy & Bob “Down The Line (#2)” –/1955 Buddy Holly’s first rockabilly composition and recording! Originally titled, Gotta Roll. 0091 Buddy Holly (& Jerry “Have You Ever Been Lonely” –/1955-1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Allison) (& The –/1968 Petty in 1968. Fireballs) 0091A Buddy Holly (& Jerry “Have You Ever Been Lonely” –/1955-1956 Unissued Allison) 0091B Buddy Holly (& Jerry “Have You Ever Been Lonely” –/1955-1956 Allison) 0091C Ted Lewis “Have You Ever Been Lonely” #8/1933 Rare. 0091D “Have You Ever Been Lonely? #2-C&W/1949 (Have You Ever Been Blue)” 0091E Teresa Brewer “Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have #84/1960 You Ever Been Blue)” 0091F Caravelles “Have You Ever Been Lonely” #94/1964 0091G Clarence “Frogman” “Have You Ever Been Lonely” #135/1964 Henry 0091H Jim Reeves & Patsy “Have You Ever Been Lonely” #5-C&W /1981 Their version was mixed and released after Cline they both were dead. 0092 Buddy Holly (with Bob “I Wanna Play House With You” –/1955 & This demo recording was inspired by Buddy Montgomery, Larry (a/k/a “Baby, Let’s Play House”) –/1964 Holly seeing Elvis Presley perform this song Welborn & Jerry in concert. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Allison) (& The Norman Petty in 1964. Fireballs) 0092A Elvis Presley “Baby, Let’s Play House” #5-C&W/1955 0092B Arthur Gunter “Baby, Let’s Play House” #12-R&B/1955 0092C Beatles “Run For Your Life" #1-Albums/ From – 1965 borrows the lyrics, "I'd rather see you dead little girl than to be with another man" from Let's Play House. 0093 Buddy Holly “Moonlight Baby” (a/k/a “Baby Won’t –/1956 Rehearsal recording. You Come Out Tonight”) 0093A Buddy Holly (& The “Baby Won’t You Come Out –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) Tonight” –/1962 Petty in 1962. 0094 Buddy Holly “I Guess I Was A Fool” –/1956 Rehearsal recording. 0094A Buddy Holly (With “I Guess I Was A Fool” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Sonny Curtis, Don –/1962 Petty in 1962. Guess, & Jerry Allison) (& The Fireballs) 0095 Buddy Holly (With “Love Me” –/1956 Sonny Curtis, Don Guess & Jerry Allison) 0095A Buddy Holly “Love Me” –/1955 Rehearsal recording. 0096 Buddy Holly & The “Don’t Come Back Knockin’” –/1956 Three Tunes 0096A Buddy Holly “Don’t Come Back Knockin’” –/1955 Unreleased demo. 0097 Buddy Holly (With “I’m Gonna Set My Foot Down” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Sonny Curtis, Don –/1962 Petty in 1962. Guess & Jerry Allison) (& The Fireballs) 0098 Buddy Holly (with Don “It’s Not My Fault” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Guess & Jerry Allison) –/1962 Petty in 1962. (& The Fireballs) 0099 Buddy Holly (With “Good Rockin’ Tonight” –/1956 Jerry Allison and Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0099A Elvis Presley “Good Rockin’ Tonight” –/1954 0099B Roy Brown “Good Rockin’ Tonight” –/1947 Composer. 0099C Wynonie Harris “Good Rockin’ Tonight” #1-R&B/1948 0099D Pat Boone “Good Rockin’ Tonight” #39/1959 0099E Honey Drippers "Rockin' At Midnight" #25/1985 "Super Group" featuring , , & Nils Rodgers. 0100 Buddy Holly (With “Rip It Up” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Jerry Allison And –/1964 Petty in 1964. Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) (& The Fireballs) 0100A Buddy Holly (With “Rip It Up” –/1956 Jerry Allison And Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0100A “Rip It Up” #17/1956 0100B & His “Rip It Up” #25/1956 Comets 0101 Buddy Holly (With “Blue Monday” –/1956 Jerry Allison & Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0101A Smiley Lewis “Blue Monday” –/1954 0101B Fats Domino “Blue Monday” #5/1957 0102 Buddy Holly (With “Honky Tonk” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Jerry Allison & –/1964 Petty in 1964. Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) (& The Fireballs) 0102A Buddy Holly (With “Honky Tonk” –/1956 Jerry Allison & Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0102B Bill Doggett “Honky Tonk, Part 1” #2/1956 0102D Bill Doggett “Honky Tonk, Part 2” #2/1956 & #57/1961 0102D Lonnie Mack “Honky Tonk ‘65” #78/1965 0102E James Brown Soul “Honky Tonk – Part 1” #7-R&B & Train #44/1972 0103 Buddy Holly (& The “” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Fireballs) –/1964 Petty in 1964. 0103A Elvis Presley “Blue Suede Shoes" #20/1956 0103B “Blue Suede Shoes" #2/1956 0103C Boyd Bennett “Blue Suede Shoes" #63/1956 0103D "Blue Suede Shoes" #36/1973 0104 Buddy Holly (With “Shake, Rattle & Roll” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Jerry Allison & –/1964 Petty in 1964. Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) (& The Fireballs) 0104A Buddy Holly (With “Shake, Rattle & Roll” –/1956 Jerry Allison & Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0104B Joe Turner “Shake, Rattle & Roll” #1-R&B/1954 0104C Bill Haley & His “Shake, Rattle & Roll” #7/1954 Comets 0104C Arthur Conley “Shake, Rattle & Roll” #31/1967 0105 Buddy Holly (With “Ain’t Got No Home” –/1956 Jerry Allison & Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0105A Buddy Holly (With “Ain’t Got No Home” [Alternate] –/1956 Jerry Allison & Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0105B Clarence “Frogman” “Ain’t Got No Home” #3-R&B/1956 Henry & #20/1957 0105C Band “Ain’t Got No Home #73/1973 0106 Buddy Holly (With “Holly Hop” –/1956 Jerry Allison & Unknown Rhythm Guitarist) 0107 Buddy Holly (With “Changing All Those Changes” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Sonny Curtis, Don –/1962 Petty in 1962. Guess & Jerry Allison) (& The Fireballs) 0107A Buddy Holly & The “I’m Changing All Those Changes” –/1956 Three Tunes 0107B Nick Lowe “Changing All Those Changes” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0108 Buddy Holly (With “Rock-A-Bye Rock” –/1956 Sonny Curtis, Don Guess & Jerry Allison) 0109 Buddy Holly & The "Blue Days, Black Nights" –/1956 Buddy Holly's first 45 RPM single release. Three Tunes 0109A Ben Hall & The "Blue Days, Black Nights" –/1955 or Composer – Ben Hall, but it is unclear who Ramblers With Weldon –/1956 recorded it first. Rare. Myrick 0110 Buddy Holly & The "Rock Around With Ollie Vee" –/1956 Composer – Sonny Curtis. Three Tunes 0110A Buddy Holly (With "Rock Around With Ollie Vee" –/1956 Grady Martin, Boots Randolph & Faris Coursey) 0111 Buddy Holly (With “Girl On My Mind” –/1956 Sonny Curtis, Don Guess & Jerry Allison) 0112 Buddy Holly & The “Ting-A-Ling” –/1956 Three Tunes 0112A Clovers “Ting-A-Ling” #1-R&B/1952 0113 Buddy Holly (With Don “Because I Love You” –/1956 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Guess & Jerry Allison) –/1962 Petty in 1962. (& The Fireballs) 0114 Buddy Holly & The “Modern Don Juan” –/1956 Three Tunes (With Grady Martin, Boots Randolph & Faris Coursey 0115 Buddy Holly & The “You Are My One Desire” –/1956 Three Tunes (With Grady Martin, Boots Randolph & Faris Coursey) 0116 Sherry Davis “Broken Promises” –/1957 Rare. (Accompanied By Buddy Holly On Guitar) 0117 Crickets (& The Picks) “I’m Lookin’ For Someone To Love” –/1957 0118 Buddy Holly (& The “Mailman Bring Me No More Blues” –/1957 B-side of Words Of Love Crickets) 0118B Beatles “Mailman Bring Me No More Blues” #1-Albums/ From Anthology 3 – recorded in 1969 for the 1996 Get Back sessions, but unreleased at that time. 0119 Buddy Holly (& The “” –/1957 Crickets) 0119A Little Richard “Ready Teddy” #44/1956 B-side of Rip It Up (#17/1956) 0120 Crickets (& The Picks) “Tell Me How” –/1957 0121 Crickets (& The Picks) “Send Me Some Lovin’” –/1957 0121A Crickets “Send Me Some Lovin’” [Undubbed –/1957 Without the Picks backing vocals. Demo] 0121B Little Richard “Send Me Some Lovin'" #54/1957 B-side of Lucille (#21/1967) 0121C “Send Me Some Lovin'" #13/1963 0122 Buddy Holly (& The “Little Baby” –/1957 Crickets) 0123 Buddy Holly (& The “Take Your Time” –/1957 Crickets) 0123A Hollies “Take Your Time” #16-Albums/ From Would You Believe? 1966 0124 Buddy Holly (& The “Rock Me Baby” –/1957 Crickets) 0125 Buddy Holly (& The “Last Night” –/1957 Crickets) 0125A Buddy Holly (& The “Last Night” [Original Undubbed –/1957 Crickets) Version] 0126 Crickets (& The Picks) “It’s Too Late” –/1957 0126A Crickets “It’s Too Late” [Original Undubbed –/1957 Demo] 0127 Buddy Holly (& The “An Empty Cup (And A Broken –/1957 Co-composers – Roy Orbison and Norman Crickets) (& The Picks) Date)” Petty. 0127A Teen Kings “An Empty Cup (And A Broken –/1956 Lead singer – Roy Orbison. Date)” 0128 Buddy Holly (& The “Look At Me” –/1957 Crickets) 0129 Buddy Holly (& Jerry “Mona” [Rehearsal] –/1957 Jerry Allison plays guitar and drums. Allison) 0129A Buddy Holly “Mona” [Take 1] –/1957 0129B Buddy Holly “Mona” [Take 2] –/1957 0129C Buddy Holly “Mona” [Take 3] –/1957 0130 Gary Dale (& Buddy “Go Boy Go” [KDAV-AM Demo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. 0130A Gary Dale (& Buddy “Go Boy Go” [Norman Petty Demo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0131 Gary Dale (& Buddy “Gone” [KDAV-AM Demo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. 0131A Gary Dale (& Buddy “Gone” [Norman Petty Demo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0132 Gary Dale (& Buddy “” [Norman –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) Petty Demo] members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0133 Gary Dale (& Buddy “The Golden Rocket” [Norman Petty –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) Demo] members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0134 Gary Dale (& Buddy “Look To The Future” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0135 Gary Dale (& Buddy “Honey Honey” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0136 Billy Walker (& Buddy “On My Mind Again” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Holly) members of the Crickets also playing instrumental backup. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. At least one source questions whether Buddy Holly was on this recording. 0137 Jim Robinson (& “A Whole Lot Of Lovin'” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Buddy Holly) Norman Petty Studio session players. 0137A Jim Robinson (& “A Whole Lot Of Lovin'” [Take 1] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Buddy Holly) Norman Petty Studio session players. 0137B Jim Robinson (& “A Whole Lot Of Lovin'” [Take 2] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Buddy Holly) Norman Petty Studio session players. 0137C Jim Robinson (& “A Whole Lot Of Lovin'” [Take 3] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Buddy Holly) Norman Petty Studio session players. 0138 Jim Robinson (& “It’s A Wonderful Feeling” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Buddy Holly) Norman Petty Studio session players. 0139 Jim Robinson (& “A Man From Texas” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with various Buddy Holly) Norman Petty Studio session players, including Jerry Allison & the Picks. 0140 Jack Huddle (& Buddy “Believe Me” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and Jerry Allison on Holly) drums. 0140A Jack Huddle (& Buddy “Believe Me” [Original Without Echo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and Jerry Allison on Holly) drums. 0141 Jack Huddle (& Buddy “Starlight” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and Jerry Allison on Holly) drums. 0141A Jack Huddle (& Buddy “Starlight” [Original Without Echo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and Jerry Allison on Holly) drums. 0142 Rick Tucker (& Buddy “Viva La Matador” –/1957 Buddy Holly –guitar/double-tracked vocal. Holly) 0143 Rick Tucker (& Buddy “Don’t Do Me This Way” –/1957 Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison – lead . Holly & Roy Orbison & Unissued. The Picks) According to one musicology source, it is doubtful that Buddy was involved on this track, as he was in the middle of a tour during this period and would not have flown half way across the country just to sit in on someone else's session. It was possibly just Roy Orbison on lead guitar). According to Rick Tucker, Buddy sat in on the Norman Petty overdubbing at some point later. No date though for this overdubbing session. 0143A Rick Tucker (& Buddy “Don’t Do Me This Way” [First –/1957 Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison – lead guitars Holly & Roy Orbison & Version] Unissued. The Picks) According to one musicology source, it is doubtful that Buddy was involved on this track, as he was in the middle of a tour during this period and would not have flown half way across the country just to sit in on someone else's session. It was possibly just Roy Orbison on lead guitar). According to Rick Tucker, Buddy sat in on the Norman Petty overdubbing at some point later. No date though for this overdubbing session 0144 Rick Tucker (& Buddy “Patty Baby” –/1957 Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison – lead guitars, Holly & Roy Orbison) Don Guess – bass, Bo Clark – drums, and Bill Pickering & the Picks – background vocals. Unissued. According to one musicology source, it is doubtful that Buddy was involved on this track, he was in the middle of a tour during this period and wouldn't have flown half way across the country just to sit in on someone else's session. It was possibly just Roy Orbison on lead guitar). According to Rick Tucker, Buddy sat in on the Norman Petty overdubbing at some point later. No date for this overdubbing session though. See # below for later version by Terry Noland (& The Picks + ). 0145 Fred Crawford (& “By The Mission Wall” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with Jerry Allison Buddy Holly) – drums, Norman Petty – organ, and Bowmen Brothers – background vocals. 0146 Carolyn Hester (& “Wreck Of The Old ‘97” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with Jerry Allison Buddy Holly) – cardboard box percussion and Gordon Hester – harmonica. Unissued demo. Same melody as M.T.A. – Kingston Trio (#15/1959). 0147 Carolyn Hester (& “Scarlet Ribbons” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar. Unissued demo. Buddy Holly) 0148 Charlie Phillips “Sugartime” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and background vocals along with Jerry Allison – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Roses – background vocals, and other session players. Purportedly sold 450,000 copies, but never “charted.” This is the original version later covered as a hit by the McGuire Sisters. 0148A Charlie Phillips “Sugartime” [Take 1] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and background vocals along with Jerry Allison – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Roses – background vocals, and other session players. 0148B Charlie Phillips “Sugartime” [Promo] –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and background vocals along with Jerry Allison – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Roses – background vocals, and other session players. 0148C McGuire Sisters “Sugartime” #1/1957 0149 Charlie Phillips (& “One Faded Rose” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and background vocals Buddy Holly) along with Jerry Allison – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Roses – background vocals, and other session players. 0149A Charlie Phillips (& “One Faded Rose” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar and background vocals Buddy Holly) along with Jerry Allison – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Roses – background vocals, and other session players. 0150 Sherry Davis (& Buddy “Humble Heart” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with Jerry Allison Holly) – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Picks – background vocals, and other session players. 0151 Sherry Davis (& Buddy “Broken Promises” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar along with Jerry Allison Holly) – drums, Norman Petty – organ, the Picks – background vocals, and other session players. 0152 Buddy Holly (& The “Now We’re One” –/1958 B-side of Early In The Morning. Composed Crickets) by Bobby Darin. 0152A Rinky Dinks (Bobby “Now We’re One” –/1958 Rare – B-side of his own recording of Early Darin) In The Morning (#24/1958) 0153 Crickets (& The Roses) “Lonesome Tears” –/1958 0154 Buddy Holly “You’re The One” –/1958, Waylon Jennings & Slim Corbin – handclaps. –/1962 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman –/1968 Petty in 1962 with further editing in 1968. 0154A Buddy Holly “You’re The One” –/1958 Waylon Jennings & Slim Corbin – handclaps. 0155 Buddy Holly (With Joe “Come Back Baby” –/1958 Mauldin, Jerry Allison & King Curtis) 0156 Buddy Holly (With Joe “That’s My Desire” –/1958 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Mauldin, Jerry Allison –/1966 Petty in 1966. & Norman Petty) (& The Fireballs) 0156A Buddy Holly (With Joe “That’s My Desire” [Stereo] –/1958 & Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Mauldin, Jerry Allison –/1966 Petty in 1966. & Norman Petty) (& The Fireballs) 0156B Swing & Sway With “That’s My Desire” #2/1947 Sammy Kaye (Vocal Refrain – Don Cornell & The Kaydets) 0157 Buddy Holly (& The “Moondreams (Mono Mix)” –/U.K./1960 Recorded in 1958. Composer – Norman Dick Jacobs Petty. Instrumental and vocal backings Orchestra) added by Dick Jacobs. 0157A Buddy Holly (& The “Moondreams” [Stereo Mix] –/U.K./1960 Recorded in 1958. Composer – Norman Dick Jacobs Petty. Instrumental and vocal backings Orchestra) added by Dick Jacobs. Released as a 45 RPM single only in the U.K. 0157B Norman Petty Trio “Moondreams” –/1957 Buddy Holly and/or Jack Vaughn on guitar. 0157C Norman Petty Trio & “Moondreams” –/1957 Buddy Holly and/or Jack Vaughn on guitar. The Roses 0157D Norman Petty Trio & “Moondreams” –/1957 Buddy Holly and/or Jack Vaughn on guitar. The Picks 0158 Jerry Engler (& Buddy “I Sent You Roses” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar. Holly) 0159 Jerry Engler (& Buddy “What’a’ You Gonna Do” –/1957 Buddy Holly on guitar. Holly)) 0160 Waylon Jennings (& "Jole Blon" –/1958 Buddy Holly on guitar – also produced this Buddy Holly) record. 0160A Moon Mullican "Jole Blon" #2-C&W/1947 There are dozens of recordings over several decades in the Jole Blon story (too many to include here – this most likely is one that inspired Waylon Jennings and Buddy Holly. 0161 Waylon Jennings (& “When Sin Stops” –/1958 King Curtis on sax. Buddy Holly on guitar – Buddy Holly & King also produced this record. Curtis) 0161A Waylon Jennings (& “When You Are Lonely” –/1958 Buddy Holly on guitar. Buddy Holly) 0161B Waylon Jennings (& “More And More” [fragment] –/1958 Buddy Holly on guitar. Buddy Holly) 0162 Lou Giordano (& “Stay Close To Me” –/1958 Composer –Buddy Holly, and he and Phil Buddy Holly & Phil Everly also co-produced this record. Everly) 0163 Lou Giordano (& “Don’t Cha Know” –/1958 Composer –Phil Everly, and he and Buddy Buddy Holly & Phil Holly also co-produced this record. Everly) 0164 Buddy Holly “Crying, Wishing, Hoping” –/U.K./1980 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in June 1959. Released as a 45 RPM single only in the U.K. 0164A Buddy Holly (& The “Crying, Waiting, Hoping” –/1958 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1963 in January 1959. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1966. 0164B Beatles “Crying, Waiting, Hoping” –/1963 & From Live At The BBC. Recorded for the #3- BBC July 16, 1963; this song was on their Albums/1994 original audition tape for Decca Records. 0164C Marty Stuart & Steve “Crying, Waiting, Hoping” #119- From Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy Earle Albums/1996 Holly). 0164D Karen Elson “Crying, Waiting, Hoping” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2001 0165 Buddy Holly “That Makes It Tough” –/1960 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in June 1960. 0165A Buddy Holly “That Makes It Tough” –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0165B Buddy Holly (& The “That Makes It Tough” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1963 in January 1959. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1963. 0166 Buddy Holly “That’s What They Say” –/U.K./1961 Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. Instrumental and vocal backings added by Jack Hansen at the Decca studios in 1959. Released as a 45 RPM single only in the U.K. 0166A Buddy Holly “That’s What They Say” –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0166B Buddy Holly (& The “That’s What They Say” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1963 in January 1959. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1963. 0167 Buddy Holly (& The “Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/U.K./1962 in January 1959. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1962. Released as a 45 RPM single only in the U.K. 0167A Buddy Holly “Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie” –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0167A Byron Harlan “Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie” #1/1906 Rare. [Long Version] 0167B Byron Harlan “Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie” #1/1906 Rare. [Short Version] 0167C Harry Talley “Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie” #1/1906 Producer’s Note: There was one more hit version of this song in 1906 (#5) by Prince’s Orchestra. WDAM Radio’s Research Department still is searching for . 0168 Buddy Holly (& The “Umm Oh Yeah (Dearest)” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/U.K./1963 in January 1959. Fireballs backing overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1962. Released as a 45 RPM single only in the U.K. 0168A Buddy Holly” “Dearest” –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0168A Buddy Holly (& The “Dearest” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1962 & in January 1959. Fireballs backing –/1968 overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1962. Further edited in 1968. 0168B Mickey & Sylvia “Dearest” #85/1957 Co-composer – Bo Diddley. 0168C Black Keys “Dearest” #15-Albums/ From Rave On Buddy Holly. 2011 0169 Buddy Holly (& The “Smokey Joe’s Café” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1962 & in January 1959. Fireballs backing –/1968 overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1962. Further edited in 1968. 169A Buddy Holly “Smokey Joe’s Café” –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0169A Robins “Smokey Joe’s Café” #10-R&B & #79-Pop/1955 0170 Buddy Holly (& The “Slippin’ & Slidin’” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1962 & in January 1959. Fireballs backing –/U.K/1963 & overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1962. –/1965 Subsequently released as a 45 RPM single in both the U.S. and U.K. 0170A Buddy Holly “Slippin’ & Slidin’” –/1959 Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment in January 1959. 0170B Buddy Holly (& The “Slippin’ & Slidin’” –/1959 & Recorded in Holly's New York City apartment Fireballs) –/1962 & in January 1959. Fireballs backing –/1968 overdubbed by Norman Petty in 1962. Further edit in 1968 imitates the guitar riff from the Everly Brothers – Bird Dog (#1/1958). 0170C Little Richard "Slippin' And Slidin' (Peepin' And #33/1956 B- side of (#6/1956). Hidin')" 0170D Eddie Bo “I’m Wise” –/1965 Hard to find. 0170E Jim And Monica “Slippin’ & Slidin’” #98/1964 Rare. 0170F Willie Mitchell “Slippin’ & Slidin’” #96/1967 0171 Jerry “Ivan” Allison “Oh You Beautiful Doll” –/1958 The distortion is from the original vintage (With Buddy Holly, Joe recording and is not the fault of WDAM Radio Mauldin & Bo Clarke) or your sound system. 0171A American Quartet & “Oh You Beautiful Doll” #1/1911 This song was featured in numerous major Billy Murray movies including The Story Of Vernon And Irene Castle (starring and Ginger Rogers) in 1939, For Me And My Gal in 1942 (sung by Judy Garland), Broadway Rhythm in 1944, and The Eddie Cantor Story in 1953. 0172 Buddy Holly “Leave My Woman Alone (aka –/1959 Buddy's Guitar)” Producer’s Note: As was the custom, early rock & roll stars frequently made station IDs/jingles/ custom songs for radio stations, disc jockeys, and music industry executives to promote their records. The following fourteen cuts comprise the ones that Buddy Holly (and one by Jerry Allison) recorded and WDAM Radio has collected … so far. 0173 Buddy Holly “That’ll Be The Day” [For Bob Thiele 1957 Of ] 0173A Buddy Holly “That’ll Be The Day” [For Murray 1957 Deutsch Of Southern Music] 0174 Buddy Holly & The “Promo For Bill Randle – WERE-AM 1957 Bill Randle was a legendary disc Crickets - 1” jockey. 0174A Buddy Holly & The “Promo For Bill Randle – WERE-AM 1957 Crickets - 2” 0175 Buddy Holly “Promo For Don Passerby - 1957 Cornwall Radio, Canada - 1” 0175A Buddy Holly “Promo For Don Passerby - 1957 Cornwall Radio, Canada - 2” 0175B Buddy Holly “Promo For Don Passerby - 1957 Cornwall Radio, Canada - 3” 0175C Buddy Holly “Promo For Don Passerby - 1957 Cornwall Radio, Canada - 4” 0176 Buddy Holly "KLLL Radio-Lubbock-Jingle - 1" 1958 Air Check (9/1/1958). 0176A Buddy Holly "KLLL Radio-Lubbock-Jingle - 2" 1958 Air Check (9/1/1958). 0177 Buddy Holly “Station ID - KSYD-AM - Wichita Falls, Texas” 0178 Buddy Holly “Promo For Red Robinson - CKWX- 1957 AM, , ” 0179 Buddy Holly “Station ID - WTRL-AM - Bradenton, Florida” 0180 Buddy Holly “Promo For Dick Arlen - WACK-AM - Newark, New York” 0181 Jerry Allison “Promo For 'Bandstand' - KCSR - Chadron, Nebraska” 0182 Buddy Holly Telephone Call With Paul Cohen 1957 In order to release his new and improved version of That’ll Be The Day, Buddy Holly had to confirm that his Decca contract had expired.

On February 28,1957, having failed to reach Milt Gabler in New York, Buddy was connected to Paul Cohen (Milt Gabler’s boss and head of Decca -Nashville A&R. 0183 Buddy Holly Interview With Red Robinson - 1957 Backstage At The Georgia Auditorium – CKWX-AM - Vancouver, British Vancouver, Canada At “The Show Of Stars” Columbia (10/23/1957). 0184 Buddy Holly & The Interview With Freeman Hoover - 1957 At The Albany Hotel, Denver, Colorado Crickets KCSR-AM, Chadron, Nebraska (11/2/1957). 0185 Buddy Holly Interview With Dale Lowery - KTOP- 1957 Backstage At The Municipal Auditorium, AM - Topeka, Kansas Topeka, Kansas (11/5/1957). 0186 Buddy Holly & The “That’ll Be The Day”-”Peggy Sue” – 1957 “The Show”(12/1/191957). Crickets (Buddy Holly, Interview With Ed Sullivan , Joe Mauldin, And Jerry Allison) 0186A Buddy Holly & The “Oh Boy” – Interview With Ed 1958 “” (1-26-1958). Crickets (Buddy Holly, Sullivan Ed Sullivan thought Oh, Boy! was too raucous and ordered Buddy Holly to substitute another song. Holly promised his hometown Niki Sullivan, Joe friends in Texas that he would be singing Oh, Boy! for them, and told Sullivan as much. Sullivan was not used to having his orders Mauldin, And Jerry disobeyed. When the band was summoned to the rehearsal stage Allison) on short notice, only Holly was in their dressing room. Sullivan said, "I guess the Crickets are not too excited to be on The Ed Sullivan Show," to which Holly, still annoyed by Sullivan's attitude, replied, "I hope they're damn more excited than I am." Sullivan, already bothered by the choice of songs, was now even angrier. He cut the Crickets' act from two songs to one, and when introducing them mispronounced Holly's name, so it came out vaguely as "Buddy Hollett." In addition, Sullivan saw to it that the microphone for Holly's electric guitar was turned off. Holly tried to compensate by singing as loudly as he could. The band was received so well that Sullivan was forced to invite them back for a third appearance. Holly's response was that Sullivan did not have enough money. Photographs taken that day show Sullivan looking angry and Holly smirking and perhaps ignoring Sullivan. 0187 Buddy Holly & The “Peggy Sue - Arthur Murray Dance 1957 Live performance on The Arthur Murray Crickets Party” Dance Party (12-27-1957). 0188 Buddy Holly & The “That’ll Be The Day” [Live] 1957 Concert at the (3-2-1958) Crickets 0189 Buddy Holly & The “Oh, Boy!” [Live] Concert at the London Palladium (3-2-1958) Crickets 0190 Buddy Holly & The “Maybe Baby - BBC - Off The 1958 Live performance on the Off The Record Crickets Record Show” Show (3-14-1958) 0191 Buddy Holly Interview With Ronnie King - WGH- 1958 It appears the interview knew nothing about AM, Newport News, Virginia these guys and their music. (10/17/1958). 0192 Buddy Holly Interview With Pat Barton 1958 Radio Station 2KO, Newcastle, Australia (1/31/1958). 0193 Buddy Holly Interview With Alan Freed 1958 Allan Freed Dance Party – WNEW-TV, New York City (10/2/1958). 0194 Buddy Holly, Jerry Interview With Dick Clark & “It’s So 1958 American Bandstand – WABC-TV, Allison & Joe Mauldin Easy” Philadelphia, And (10/28/1958) 0195 Buddy Holly Olympia Beer Commercial 1958? 0196 Maria Elena & Buddy Talking In Their Apartment 1959 Recorded on Buddy’s home tape recorder (1- Holly 20-1959) 0197 Waylon Jennings The Story About The Death Of ? Fragment of an unidentified television Buddy Holly documentary about Buddy Holly. 0198 Ella & Lawrence Holly A Message To The Dutch Buddy 1964 Holly Fan Club 0198A Buddy Holly & The Station Identification WDAM Radio Singers “Tri- Producer’s Note: This section also includes butes & tribute songs to J.P. “Big Bopper” Richardson Men- and Ritchie Valens. tions Mix” 0198B Jackie Dee “Buddy” –/1958 Jackie Dee is Jackie DeShannon. This is the first known Buddy Holly salute song – released while he was alive. 0199 Johnny Angel “Teenage Wedding” –/1958 0200 Bobby Darin “” #8/1958 Mentions “Peggy Sue.” 0201 Nicky & The Nobles “Schoolhouse Rock” –/1958 Mentions “Peggy Sue.” 0202 Four Esquires “The Big Dance” –/1958 ..."Buddy Holly & The Crickets will be bringing Peggy Sue"... 0203 Bob Kayli With The “Everyone Was There” #96/1958 Bob Kayli – pseudonym for Robert Gordy, Barry Gordy Orchestra brother of Motown Records founder, Barry Gordy, Jr. Several “Peggy Sue” references. 0204 Tom Edwards “Good Night Rock & Roll” –/1958 Rare. 0205 Dick Bush “Hollywood Party” –/1958 “Peggy Sue” reference. 0206 Donna Dameron ”Bopper 486609” –/1958 Answer to Chantilly Lace. 0207 Jayne “That Makes It” –/1958 Answer to Chantilly Lace. 0208 J.P. Richardson ['The “Winter Dance Party Promo” 1958 Big Bopper'] 0208A Ritchie Valens “Winter Dance Party Promo” 1958 0208B Buddy Holly “Winter Dance Party Promo” 1958 0209 KGLO-AM Mason City, “About The Plane Crash” 1959 Iowa 0209A KLLL-AM Lubbock, “About The Plane Crash” 1959 Texas 0209B WNOE-AM “About The Plane Crash” 1959 0210 Benny Barnes "Gold Records In The Snow" –/1959 0211 Tommy Dee [With "Three Stars" #11/1959 Carol Kay & The Teen Aires] 0211A Ruby Wright [Narrated Three Stars" #99/1959 Rare. By Dick Pike] 0211B "Three Stars" –/1959 Recorded in 1959, but released only in the U.K. in 1966. 0211C Familee "A " –/1961 0211D Showaddywaddy “Three Stars-Rave On” #7-Albums/ From Step Two. UK/1976 0212 Ray Campi "Ballad of Donna and Peggy Sue (A –/1959 Rare. Tribute To Ritchie Valens And Buddy Holly)" 0213 Lee Davis "Three Young Men" –/1959 0214 Donna “Now That You’re Gone” –/1959 A Ritchie Valens tribute song. 0215 June August “Hip Kitty To Bopper” –/1959 Answer to Chantilly Lace. 0216 Ray Campi “The Man I Met (A Tribute to The –/1959 A J.P. “Big Bopper” tribute song. Big Bopper)” 0217 Hershel Almond “The Great Tragedy” –/1959 0218 Jo Ann Campbell “Mama (Can I Go Out)” –/1959 0219 Kittens “A Letter To Donna” –/1960 A Ritchie Valens tribute song. 0220 Loretta Thompson “Buddy, Big Bopper, And Ritchie” –/1960 Rare. 0221 Familee "" –/1961 0222 Mike Berry With The "Tribute To Buddy Holly" #23 U.K./1961 Outlaws 0222A Chad Allan And The “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/1962 Reflections 0222B Esquires “Buddy Holly Medley” –/1964 0222C “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/1965 This Swedish group included future members of Abba. 0222D Rocking Ghosts “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/1964 0222E Mickey Dolenz "Buddy Holly Tribute" –/1974 Member of the Monkees. 0222F Blue Stars “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/1991 Instrumental version of the Mike Berry classic that has been covered many times. 0222G Mike Berry “Tribute To Buddy Holly (Reprise)” –/1996 0222H Housewreckers “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/1999 0222I Teddy & The Tigers “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/2005 0222J Ted Herold “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/2012 0223 “Heaven Of The Stars” –/1961 Rare. 0224 Rubettes "My Buddy Holly Days" –/1961 0225 Waylon Jennings “The Stage (Stars In Heaven)” –/1962 Also salutes Eddie Cochran, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. “Big Bopper” Richardson. 0226 Johnny Cymbal "Teenage Heaven" #58/1963 0226A Clay Cole "Teenage Heaven" –/1963 0227 Bobby Vee "Buddy's Song" –/1963 Written by Buddy Holly's mother; uses song titles from his biggest hits – melody closely resembles Peggy Sue Got Married. From the album I Remember Buddy Holly. Bobby Vee & The Shadows took Holly's place for the Crickets' next performance after Buddy died. 0227A “Buddy’s Song” #69-Albums/ From Kiln House. 1970 0227B Fleetwood Mac “Buddy’s Song” (Live Version) –/1970 Performed live on the BBC. 0227C David James “Buddy’s Song” –/1979 0227D Dave James a/k/a “Buddy's Song” –/2012 David Shook 0228 Bob & Sheri “The Big Beat” –/1963 Producer – . 0229 Beat Brothers “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/1965 0230 “Story Of The Rockers” –/1969 Salutes many of the rock & roll stars of the and . 0231 Phil Ochs “Buddy Holly Medley - Not Fade –/1970 Away-I'm Gonna Love You Too- Think It Over-Oh Boy-It's So Easy- Not Fade Away” 0232 Big Wheelie & The "Redneck Rock And Rollers" –/1970 Hubcaps 0233 Don McLean "American Pie” #1/1971 0233A Don McLean “American Pie” (Updated Version) –/1992 0233B Madonna "American Pie" #29/2000 From the movie, The Next Big Thing. 0234 Salvatore Adamo “Eddy Cochran, Buddy Holly, And –/1971 Brassens” 0235 Steve Alaimo “Amerikan Music” #79/1972 0235A Allison Durbin “Amerikan Music” #30-Australia/ 1972 0236 Tom Paxton “Jesus Christ SRO (Standing Room –/1972 Only)” 0237 Five Discs “Rock & Roll Revival” –/1972 0238 Climax “Rock & Roll Heaven” –/1972 0239 Vanity Fair “Rock & Roll Is Back” –/1973 0240 Phil Everly “A New Old Song” –/1974 0241 Al Stewart "Post World War Two Blues" (–/1974 0242 "Rock And Roll Souljer" #135-Albums/ From 7-Tease. 1974 0243 Pilot "Oh Buddy Holly" –/1975 0244 Pilot "Goodbye And Thanks Buddy Holly" –/1975 0245 Chuck Travis & Do Wa "Gone Too Soon" –/1975 Wa 0246 Ashford “And Buddy Sang Peggy Sue” –/1975 0247 Terry Jacks “Rock 'N' Roll (I Gave You The Best –/1975 Years Of My Life)” 0248 Cledus Maggard & The “C. B. Rock” #135-Albums/ From The White Knight. Citizens 1976 0249 Frank Rothe “Die Legende Von Buddy Holly” –/1976 0250 Waylon Jennings "Old Friend" #34-Albums/ From Are You Ready For The Country – 1976 former member of the Crickets. 0251 Carl Perkins “Take Me Back” –/1976 Also salutes Elvis Presley, , and Bill Haley & His Comets, among others. 0252 Frankie Avalon “Roses Grow Beyond The Wall –/1977 Also salutes and Jim Croce. A (Other Worlds To Sing In)” great Barry Manilow imitation. 0253 Long Tall Ernie & The “Do You Remember” –/1977 Also salutes numerous 1950s/1960s Shakers performers. 0254 Narvel Felts “Remember” –/1977 0255 Matlock “Where Are You Sweet Peggy Sue” –/1977 0256 Matlock “Oh, Buddy! (The Music Will Never –/1978 Die)” 0257 “Clear Lake Medley” #86-Albums/ From The Buddy Holly Story. 1978 0258 Waylon Jennings “Medley Of Buddy Holly Hits #48-Albums/ From I’ve Always Been Crazy. 1978 0258_ Hep Stars “Buddy Is The King” –/1978 Rare. 0259 Larry Holley “Buddy Holley & The Crickets” –/1979 Buddy Holly’s older brother. 0260 Larry Holley “The Buddy I Knew” –/1979 0261 Roxy “Where Are You Buddy Holly” –/1979 0262 Mac Davis “Texas In My Rearview Window” #9-C&W + #51/1980 0263 Sonny Curtis "The Real Buddy Holly Story" #38-C&W/ Former member of the Crickets. 1980 0263A Crickets “The Real Buddy Holly Story” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. 0264 Gyllene Tider “Ska Vi Älska, Så Ska Vi Älska Till –/1980 Buddy Holly” 0265 Mac Davis “Hooked On Music” #2-C&W/1981 0266 Bernd Göke “This Is The Night For Rock 'N' Roll” –/1981 0267 Squares “Buddy Holly” –/1981 0268 Tremeloes “Party” –/1981 Rare. 0269 Skidmark Band "Forget Buddy Holly?" –/1982 Rare. 0270 Lee Jackson “I Named My Little Girl Holly” –/1982 A true story. 0271 John Rogers & The "Buddy Holly Days" –/1985 Rare. Time Travelers 0272 Alvis West “Do You Remember Buddy Holly” –/1985 Rare. 0273 Die Ärzte “Buddy Holly’s Brille” –/1985 0274 Die Ärzte “Nach uns die Sintflut Buddy Holly's –/1987 Live version. Brille” 0275 “” #7-U.K./1984 A “reincarnation”of U.K. Shane Fenton. 0275A Dorion “I Feel Like Buddy Holly” –/1987 Rare. Mentions Paul McCartney and Paul Simon. 0275B McCalmans “I Feel Like Buddy Holly” –/1993 0275C “I Feel Like Buddy Holly” –/2000 Mentions Paul McCartney and Paul Simon. 0276 Crickets “Holly Would” –/1988 From the album T-Shirt, produced by Paul McCartney. 0277 Crickets “Three Piece” –/1988 From the album T-Shirt, produced by Paul McCartney. 0278 Wampas “Adieu à un Ami” –/1988 0279 Imitation Life "Hey Buddy" –/1989 0280 Smithereens “Maria Elena” #41-Albums/ From 11 – tribute written from the imagined 1989 viewpoint of Buddy Holly to his widow Maria Elena. 0281 Billy Joel “We Didn’t Start The Fire” (Album #1/1989 Version) 0282 Bobby Lewis “Rockabilly Days” –/1990 Country singer primarily active in the 1960s. Rare Canadian 45 RPM release. 0283 Randy Cross “Buddy Holly’s Alive” –/1990 0284 Brian Wilson “The Spirit Of Rock And Roll” –/1990 Brian Wilson – composer. 0284A Cameron Michael “The Spirit Of Rock Of Rock And –/2004 Parkes Roll” 0285 Picks "Buddy Holly Not Fade Away" –/1992 Recorded in 1982. 0286 John Trudell “Baby Boom Che” –/1992 Elvis Presley tribute that mentions Buddy Holly. 0287 Colin Boyd “Buddy Holly’s Ghost” –/1994 0288 Weezer "Buddy Holly" #18-Air/1994 Mentions Mary Tyler Moore. 0288A Moog Cookbook “Buddy Holly” –/1996 Instrumental version of Weezer’s Buddy Holly. 0288B Bide Ou Balde “Buddy Holly” –/2001 0288C Richard Cheese “Buddy Holly” –/2002 0288D Angry Samoans “Buddy Holly” –/2006 0288E Rivers Cuomo “Buddy Holly” –/2007 0288F Bostonians “Buddy Holly” –/2010 0288G Back Row “Buddy Holly” –/2011 0288H Yeye “Buddy Holly” –/2011 0288I Holophonics “Buddy Holly” –/2012 0288J Victims Of “Buddy Holly” –/2012 Circumstance 0288K Winston K “Buddy Holly” –/2016 0288L Megaweapon “Buddy Holly” –/2017 0288M Our Krypton Son “Buddy Holly” –/2017 0288N Flight Of Voices “Buddy Holly” –/2018 0288O Glowbug “Buddy Holly” –/2018 0288P Beechcraft Bonanza “Buddy Holly” –/2019 0288Q beforeclimax “Buddy Holly” –/2019 0288R Devin Ian Schramm “Buddy Holly” –/2019 0288S 8-Bit Misfits “Buddy Holly” –/2020 0288T Shrinks “Buddy Holly” –/2020 0288U Tidus Is Alive “Buddy Holly” –/2020 0289 Lawnmower Deth “Buddy Holly Never Wrote A Song –/1994 Called We’re Too Punk” 0290 Jet Black “Buddy’s Song” –/1995 0291 Mike Berry “Holly” –/1995 0292 Smugglers "Buddy Holly Convention" –/1997 0293 Migraines “I Wanna Kill Elvis” –/1997 F-word alert! Mentions Buddy Holly. 0294 Bob Rivers “There’s A Santa Who Looks Like –/1997 Elvis” 0295 Kramer “Buddy Holly Will Never Die” –/1998 0296 Paul Simon “Old” #19-Albums/ From You’re The One. 2000 0297 Picks “Only 22” –/2000 Recorded in 1996. 0298 Dion "Every Day (That I'm With You)" –/2000 Composed by Dion as a reflection on his friendship with Buddy Holly. 0299 Baby Horror “Buddy Holly” –/2001 0300 Backstreet Law “Buddy Holly” –/2002 0301 Markos Delivorias “My Buddy Holly Story” –/2003 0302 Foxx “The Ballad Of Buddy Holly” –/2004 0303 Hawthorns “Buddy Holly Told Me” –/2004 0304 Alan Leatherwood “Come Back Buddy” –/2004 0305 Chucky “Buddy Holly” –/2004 0306 Howie & The Hillcats “Holly’s Buddy” –/2005 Instrumental salute to the style of Buddy Hollly. 0307 Freddie & The “Buddy Holly Medley” –/2005 Dreamers 0308 Therapy's “Three Stars (Dedicated To Big –/2006 Bopper, Richie Valens And Buddy Holly)” 0309 Ufo-Jim “Buddy Holly Girl” –/2006 0310 Biffy Clyro “Buddy Holly” –/2006 0311 Dixie Chicks “Lubbock Or Leave It” #1-Country From Taking The Long Way. Albums, Top Digital Albums, & Albums (Pop)/2006 0312 Who “Mirror Door” #7-Albums From Endless Wire. /2006 0313 Torpedoes “Test Of Time” –/2006 0314 Ultimate Power Duo “Buddy Holly Was The First –/2006 Ramone” 0315 Dress British, Look “Any Buddy Holly Song” –/2006 Irish, Think Irish 0315A Hatfields & McCoy “Any Buddy Holly Song” –/2007 Composers. 0316 Hellpetrol “Buddy Holly” –/2007 0317 “Reminisce Café” –/2007 0318 Charlie Taylor “Where Did Buddy Holly Go” –/2008 0319 Cordel James “Prince Of Rock 'N Roll” –/2008 0320 Henri Smeets “Remember Buddy Holly” –/2008 0321 Allan G. Clark “Fifty Years (A Tribute To Buddy –/2009 Holly)” 0322 Crickets Sound Project “Keep On Shining On” –/2009 0323 John Mueller “Hey Buddy (Tribute To Buddy –/2009 Holly)” 0324 Richard Garlick & Ian “Love Is A Mystery” –/2009 Hammond 0325 Trade Martin “50 Years Later” –/2009 Salutes Buddy Holly, J.P. “Big Bopper” Richardson, and Ritchie Valens. 0325 Big Fat Pet Clams “Buddy Holly's Revenge” –/2009 From Outer Space 0326 Danny Burleigh “The Buddy Holly Who Hey” –/2010 0327 Through The Sparks “Buddy Holly’s Gun” –/2010 0328 Vigilante Gitano “Buddy Holly-Los Pinos Del Rock” –/2010 0329 VOS “Buddy Holly” –/2010 0330 Winding Shreet “Buddy Holly” –/2010 0331 Allan G. Clarke “Fourth Star (a tribute to Eddie –/2010 Connects the death of Eddie Cochran with Cochran)” Buddy Holly, J.P. “Big Bopper” Richardson, and Ritchie Valens. 0332 Bruce Restau “I Named My Little Girl Holly” –/2011 0333 Terry Penney “Buddy Holly Blues” –/2012 0334 99ers “Buddy Holly' Glasses” –/2012 0335 Damian Cox “Dying With Buddy Holly” –/2012 0335A Violent Transmissions “Dying With Buddy Holly” –/2014 0336 Larry John McNally “Buddy Holly” –/2013 0337 Paradise “Thank You Buddy (Holly)” –/2013 0338 Dave Sheriff “Buddy Holly” –/2013 0339 Jerry Naylor “I Still Love You Peggy Sue” –/2013 0340 Marie Collins “Buddy Holly” –/2014 0341 Peter Brooks “Buddy Holly” –/2014 0342 Six-Five Special “Buddy Holly” –/2014 0343 Jonathan Ross Levine “Buddy And Ritchie And The Big –/2014 Bopper” 0344 P.M. Anderson “I'm Gonna Sing A Buddy Holly –/2014 Song For You” 0345 David Frizzell, Jimmy “Maria Elena” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortune & Helen Country Tribute: Remember Me. Cornelius 0346 Dead Man Singing “A Lot Of Fun Downtown” –/2015 0347 Bones Muhroni “Buddy Holly” –/2015 0348 Bangups “Buddy Holly’s Grave” –/2016 0349 I Have A Tribe “Buddy Holly” –/2016 0350 Poul Denhardt “Buddy Holly” –/2016 0351 Sixtens Plaga “Buddy Holly Rock” –/2016 0352 TV-2 “Buddy Holly – Sonderborg” –/2016 0353 Jerry Naylor “I Still Love You Peggy Sue” –/2017 0354 Gilberto Enriquez “My Buddy Holly Glasses” –/2017 0355 Jaime Leopold & The “Back When Buddy Holly Could Do –/2017 Short Stories No Wrong” 0356 Willess “Buddy Holly Glasses” –/2017 0357 Cathy Lee “Buddy Holly” –/2018 0358 johnwayneisdead “Buddy Holly” –/2018 0359 Tom Phillips “Tribute To Buddy Holly” –/2018 0360 Larry Kirwan “Just Like Buddy Holly” –/2019 0361 Lisa De Angelis “Buddy Holly” –/2019 0362 Caleb Shelton “Buddy Holly Street Blues” –/2020 0363 Dave Olsen “Buddy Holly” –/2020 0364 Gush Puppies “Buddy Holly's Mild High” –/2020 0365 Los Radiadores “Buddy Holly En Director” –/2020 0366 Wibi The First “Buddy Holly Valentine” –/2020 0367 Ar & The Ricochettes “Rock On” –/1982 0368 Joey Welz “I Remember Rock And Roll” –/1982 0398A Buddy Holly & The “Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0369- Intentionally left blank/ 0398 place holders “The Producer’s Note: This section features every Crickets hit ever by various groupings of the "post- – After Buddy Holly" Crickets, as well as later hit Buddy covers by other artists or original versions of Holly songs that the Crickets covered. All Crickets Mix” recordings on this mix were recorded without Buddy Holly while he was alive or after his death. The following selections comprise the Crickets’ catalogue of recordings for Brunswick and Coral not appearing earlier in this compendium, (except for the Everly Brothers recordings on Cadence and recordings on Liberty, as well as the Crickets’ studio work for other artists produced by Norman Petty). Most were issued only in the U.K. and Germany; but not the U.S. 0398B Mr Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0399 Crickets "Someone, Someone" –/1958 0399A & The "Someone, Someone" #97/1964 Tremeloes 0400 Crickets "" –/1958 The original version uses a "zip gun;" subsequent hit versions used a "six gun."] 0400A Bobby Fuller Four "I Fought The Law" #9/1966 0400B Sonny Curtis “I Fought The Law” #21-Country Composer – From The 1st of Sonny Curtis. Albums/1968 0400C Sam Neely "I Fought The Law" #54/1975 Rare. 0400D , Jr. "I Fought The Law" #15-C&W/ 1978 0400E Sonny Curtis "I Fought The Law" –/1980 Composer. 0400F Jonathan Brandmeier “I Fought The Law” –/1984 Famed – changed the lyrics to & The Leisure Suits comment on his legal difficulties moving to a Station. 0400G Dead Kennedy’s “I Fought The Law #84-Albums & From Give Me Convenience or Give Me #1-Indie Death. Recorded as a as a comment on Dan Albums – White's 1978 murder of San Francisco mayor U.K./1986 George Moscone and City Supervisor Harvey Milk, and White's subsequent use of the "Twinkie defense" to influence the court to convict him of the lesser charge of manslaughter. The song, sung from the perspective of White and replacing the line, "I fought the law and the law won" with "I fought the law and I won." 0400H Clash "I Fought The Law" #29-U.K./1988 0400I Nitty Gritty Dirt Band "I Fought The Law" #66-C&W/ 1992 0401 Everly Brothers [& The "('Til) I Kissed You" #4/1959 After Buddy Holly's death, the Crickets Crickets] became the Everly Brothers' “uncredited” backup band on tour and on this studio recording. 0402 Crickets “Time Will Tell” –/1959 0403 Crickets “Deborah” –/1959 0404 Crickets “Why Did You Leave” –/1959 0405 Crickets “Just This Once” –/1959 0406 Crickets “Ting-A-Ling” –/1959 0406A Clovers “Ting-A-Ling” #1-R&B/1952 0407 Crickets “” –/1959 0407A Jerry Lee Lewis “Great Balls Of Fire” #2/1958 0407B Tiny Tim “Great Balls Of Fire” #85/1969 0408 Crickets “Rockin’ Pneumonia And The –/1959 Boogie Woogie Flu” 0408A Crickets “Rockin’ Pneumonia And The –/1959 Unissued alternate version. Boogie Woogie Flu” 0408B Huey “ Smith” & “Rockin’ Pneumonia And The #52/1957 The Clowns Boogie Woogie Flu Parts 1 & 2” 0409 Derrell Felts [& The “It’s A Great Big Day” –/1959 Crickets – Uncredited studio backup. Crickets] 0410 Derrell Felts [& The “Lookie, Lookie, Lookie” –/1959 Crickets – Uncredited studio backup. Crickets] 0411 Wes Bryan [& The “Blue Baby” –/1959 Crickets – Uncredited studio backup. Crickets] 0412 Wes Bryan [& The “I Just Want Your Love” –/1959 Crickets – Uncredited studio backup. Crickets] 0413 Crickets “After It’s Over” –/1959 0414 Crickets “So You’re In Love” –/1959 Not released until 1974. 0415 Crickets “A Sweet Love” –/1960 Recorded in 1959. 0416 Crickets “Don’t Cha Know” –/1960 0417 Crickets “Smooth Guy” –/1960 Not released until 1974. 0417A Crickets “Smooth Guy” –/1960 Not released until 1975. 0418 Crickets “Peggy Sue Got Married” –/1960 0419 Crickets "" #27-U.K./1960 0419A Matchbox "When You Ask About Love" #4-U.K./1980 Rare. 0420 Crickets "" #42-U.K./1960 0420A Bobby Vee [& The "More Than I Can Say" #61/1961 Crickets] 0420B Leo Sayer "More Than I Can Say" #2/1980 0420C Sonny Curtis “More Than I Can Say” –Albums/1981 Composer – from Rollin’. 0421 Bobby Vee & The “Peggy Sue” [Alternate Version] –/1961 Recorded in 1960, but not released until Crickets 1992. 0422 Crickets "Baby My Heart" #33-U.K./1962 Recorded in 1960. 0422A Crickets "Baby My Heart" –/1974 The following selections comprise the Crickets’ catalogue of recordings for Liberty not appearing earlier in this compendium. 0423 Crickets "He's Old Enough To Know Better" #105/1961 Their first 45 RPM single on Liberty. 0423A Brook Brothers “He’s Old Enough To Know Better” #37-U.K./1962 This act was known as “The Everly Brothers Of England.” 0424 Crickets [With Bobby “I’m Feeling Better” –/1961 B-side of He’s Old Enough To Know Better. Vee] Bobby Vee – co-composer and session backup musician. 0425 Bobby Vee & The "Someday (When I'm Gone From #99/1962 Crickets You)" 0426 Crickets “I’m Not A Bad Guy” –/1962 0427 Crickets “Parisian Girl” –/1962 0428 Crickets “I Believe In You” –/1962 0429 Crickets “Little Hollywood Girl” –/1962 0430 Crickets “Break It Easy” –/1962 0431 Crickets “Looking All Over Town” –/1962 0432 Crickets "Don't Try To Change Me #37-U.K./1962 0433 Crickets "Don't Ever Change" #5-U.K./1962 Composed by & – uses Everly Brothers-style harmony. 0433A Beatles “Don’t Ever Change” –/1963 & From Live At The BBC. Recorded for the #3-Albums/ BBC August 1, 1963. 1994 0434 Crickets "Teardrops Fall Like Rain" –/1963 They sang it in the British film, Just For You. 0435 Crickets “” –/1963

0435A “Pretty Blue Eyes” #9/1959 0435B “Pretty Blue Eyes” –/1959 Composer. 0436 Crickets “Surfin’ Special” –/1963 Based on the classic folk song, Midnight Special. 0436A Huddie Ledbetter “Midnight Special” –/1934 This is the first of his numerous recordings of (a/k/a Leadbelly) this song that has an earlier much-storied history. The melody is based on the 1900 ragtime song Creole Belle. 0436B Paul Evans “Midnight Special” #16/1960 0437 Crickets “April Avenue” –/1963 0438 Crickets “Don’t Breathe A Word” –/1963 0439 Crickets "My Little Girl" #134/1963 0440 Crickets “Don’t Say You Love Me” –/1963 0441 Crickets "Right Or Wrong" –/1963 Co-composer – Jackie DeShannon. 0442 Crickets [With Glen "Lost And Alone" –/1963 Campbell & Bobby Vee] 0443 Crickets [With Leon "You Can't Be In-Between" –/1963 Russell] 0444 Crickets "(They Call Her) La Bamba" #21-U.K./1964 0444A El Jerocho “La Bamba” –/1939 Although an obscure and possibly non- existent 1908 Mexican recording has been cited, this is earliest known recording of this song. It is by Alvaro Hernández Ortiz, credited on the record label as El Jarocho. 0444B Ritchie Valens "La Bamba" #22/1958 0445 Crickets [With The "We Gotta Get Together" –/1964 Fireballs] 0446 Crickets "Playboy" –/1964 Composer –David Gates – Bread/solo fame. 0447 Crickets “” –/1964 0448 Crickets “Money” –/1964 0448A Barrett Strong “Money (That’s What I Want)” #23/1960 0448B Kingsmen “Money (That’s What I Want)” #16/1964 0448C Beatles “Money (That’s What I Want)” #1-Albums/ From The Beatles’ Second Album. 1964 0449 Crickets “A Fool Never Learns” –/1964 Composer – Sonny Curtis. 0449A “A Fool Never Learns” #13/1964 0449B Sonny Curtis “A Fool Never Learns” #21-Country Composer Albums/1968 0450 Crickets “” –/1964

0450A Beatles “From Me To You” #116/1963 & #41/1964 0450B Del Shannon “From Me To You” #77/1963 0451 Crickets “ Sun” –/1964 0451A Joe Jones “California Sun” #89/1961 0451B Rivieras “California Sun” #5/1964 0452 Crickets “All Over You” –/1964 0453 Crickets “I Think I’ve Caught The Blues” –/1964 0454 Jerry Allison & The "Everybody's Got A Little Problem" –/1965 Lyrics mention names of various then-current Crickets hit songs. 0455 Jerry Allison & The "Now Hear This" –/1965 Crickets 0456 Crickets "Million Dollar Movie" –/1968 Rare. 0457 Crickets "A Million Miles Apart" –/1968 Rare.

0458 Crickets “Thoughtless” –/1971 Recorded in 1965, but released on a U.K. album six years later. 0459- Intentionally left blank/ . 0479 place holders Producer’s note: There remainder of “The Crickets – After Buddy Holly” mix comprises Crickets albums interspersed with the original versions of the songs they covered. 0480 Bobby Vee & The “I Gotta Know” #42- From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. (This Crickets Albums/1962 and the other cuts below are the remainder of this album that are not Buddy Holly or Buddy Holly & The Crickets cover songs). 0480A Elvis Presley “I Gotta Know” #20/1960 0480B Cliff Richard “I Gotta Know” –/1959 0480C Paul Evans “I Gotta Know” –/1980 Composer. 0481 Bobby Vee & The “Lookin’ For Love” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 Composer – Roy Orbison. 0482 Bobby Vee & The “” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0482A Chuck Berry “Sweet Little Sixteen” #2/1958 0482B Clarence Garlow “Route 90” –/1959 The melody Chuck Berry “borrowed” for Sweet Little 16. 0483 Bobby Vee & The “When You’re In Love” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0484 Bobby Vee & The “Lucille” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0484A Little Richard “Lucille” #21/1957 0484B Everly Brothers “Lucille” #21/1960 0485 Bobby Vee & The “Girl Of My Best Friend” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0485A Charlie Blackwell “Girl Of My Best Friend” –/1959 0485B Elvis Presley “Girl Of My Best Friend” –/1960 0485C Ral Donner “Girl Of My Best Friend” #19/1961 Narrator of the made-for-TV movie, This Is Elvis. 0486 Bobby Vee & The “” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0486A Chuck Berry “Little Queenie” #80/1959 From the movie Go Johnny Go, starring Alan Freed. 0487 Bobby Vee & The “The Girl Can’t Help It” #42-Albums/ From Bobby Vee Meets The Crickets. Crickets 1962 0487A Little Richard “The Girl Can’t Help It” #49/1957 Producer’s Note: The next 12 cuts are from the 1971 album Remnants, featuring an all- star cast of U.K. session players that included and Rick Grech. 0488 Crickets “Find Out What’s Happening” –/1973 From Remants. 0489 Crickets “Lay Lady Lay Down –/1973 From Remants. 0490 Crickets “Rock And Roll Man” –/1973 From Remants. 0491 Crickets “I’m Gonna Ruin Your Health” –/1973 From Remants. 0492 Crickets “Rhyme And Time” –/1973 From Remants. 0493 Crickets “Decoy Baker” –/1973 From Remants. 0494 Crickets “Losin’ Streak” –/1973 From Remants. 0495 Crickets “Atmore” –/1973 From Remants. 0496 Crickets “The Truth Is Still The Same” –/1973 From Remants. 0497 Crickets “Hitchhike Out To Venus” –/1973 From Remants. 0498 Crickets “Ooh Las Vegas” –/1973 From Remants. 0499 Crickets “Draggin’ Chains” –/1973 From Remants. Producer’s Note: The next 10 cuts are from the 1988 album T Shirt, produced by Paul McCartney. 0500 Crickets “Your M-M-Memory Is T-T-Torturing –/1988 From T Shirt. Me” 0501 Crickets “Rockin’ Socks” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0502 Crickets “The Weekend” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0503 Crickets “Holly Would” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0504 Crickets “T Shirt” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0505 Crickets “Forever In Mind” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0506 Crickets “Cruise In It” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0507 Crickets “Three Piece” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0508 Crickets “Don’t Tell Me That” –/1988 From T Shirt. 0509 Crickets “That’s All She Wrote” –/1988 From T Shirt. Producer’s Note: The next 22 cuts are from the 1993 album Double Exposure. 0510 Crickets “My Little Girl” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0511 Crickets “I Fought The Law” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0512 Crickets “Oh, Boy” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0513 Crickets “That’ll Be The Day” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0514 Crickets “When You Ask About Love” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0515 Crickets “Tell Me How” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0516 Crickets “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0517 Crickets “Baby My Heart” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0518 Crickets “Rave On” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0519 Crickets “Maybe Baby" –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0520 Crickets “Brown Eyed Handsome Man” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0521 Crickets “Teardrops Fall Like Rain” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0522 Crickets “Everyday” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0523 Crickets “Think It Over” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0524 Crickets “More Than I Can Say” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0525 Crickets “Don’t Ever Change” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0526 Crickets “Peggy Sue” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0527 Crickets “Well, All Right” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0528 Crickets “True Love Ways” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0529 Crickets “They Call Her) La Bamba” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0530 Crickets “It’s So Easy” –/1993 From Double Exposure. 0531 Crickets “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” –/1993 From Double Exposure. Producer’s Note: The next 14 cuts on this CD are from the 1996 album Too Much Monday Morning. 0532 Crickets “As Good As Gone” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0533 Crickets [With Nanci “Do You Want To Be Loved” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. Griffith] 0534 Crickets “Picture This –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0535 Crickets “Goin’ Out Lovin’” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0536 Crickets “Betty Sue’s Still Breaking Jimmy –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. Lee’s Heart” 0537 Crickets “Letter Of Love” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0538 Crickets “Say It Isn’t So” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0539 Crickets “No Kidding” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0540 Crickets “(Get A Little) Closer” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0541 Crickets “I Gotta Pass” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0542 Crickets “Playing By The Rules” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0543 Crickets “The Best In Me” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0544 Crickets “I Had A Dream –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. 0545 Crickets “Too Much Monday Morning” –/1996 From Too Much Monday Morning. Producer’s Note: The next 9 cuts are from the 2000 album Rockin’. 0546 Crickets “Rockin’ 50s Rock ‘N Roll” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0547 Crickets “That’ll Be The Day” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0548 Crickets “True Love Ways” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0549 Crickets “Well, All Right” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0550 Crickets “Peggy Sue” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0551 Crickets “Oh Boy!” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0552 Crickets “Raining In My Heart” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0553 Crickets “It’s So Easy” –/2000 From Rockin’. 0554 Crickets “Medley: “That’ll Be The Day”/”Think –/2000 From Rockin’. It Over”/”Maybe Baby Producer’s Note: The next 14 cuts are from the 2004 album The Crickets & Their Buddies. 0555 Crickets [Sonny Curtis “Love You More Than I Can Say” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. & Nanci Griffith - Duet] 0556 [& The “That’ll Be The Day” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0557 . With Peter “Not Fade Away” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Case [& The Crickets] 0558 Phil & Jason Everly [& “Rave On” –/2004 Jason Everly is Phil Everly’s son. From The The Crickets] Crickets & Their Buddies. 0559 [& The “Someone, Someone” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0560 J.D. Souther [& The “Everyday” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0561 Nanci Griffith [& The “Heartbeat” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0562 Bobby Vee [With Nanci “Blue Days, Black Nights” –/2004 Robby Vee is Bobby Vee’s son. From The Griffith & The Crickets Crickets & Their Buddies. & Robby Vee] 0563 Albert Lee [& The “Learning The Game” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0564 Waylon Jennings [& “Well…All Right” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. The Crickets] 0565 Graham Nash [& The “Think It Over” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0566 [With Nanci “Oh Boy” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Griffith & Sonny Curtis & The Crickets] 0567 Vince Neil [& The “I Fought The Law” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] 0568 Johnny Rivers [& The “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” –/2004 From The Crickets & Their Buddies. Crickets] Producer’s Note: The following 18 cuts are from the 2005 album About Time Too. Mike Berry is a U.K. rocker known for his 1961 classic, Tribute To Buddy Holly – see #0222 above. 0569 Mike Berry & The “Bullmoose” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0570 Mike Berry & The “Red Cadillac And A Black –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets Moustache” 0570A Bob Luman “Red Cadillac And A Black –/1957 Original version of song covered by Moustache” numerous other artists. 0571 Mike Berry & The “Midnight Special” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0572 Mike Berry & The “Slow Down” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0572A Larry Williams “Slow Down” –/1958 Composer – B-Side of Dizzy Miss Lizzy (#69/1958) 0572B Beatles “Slow Down” #2-Albums/ Probably the most famous cover version of 1964 this song. 0573 Mike Berry & The “The Clouds Will Soon Roll By” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0574 Mike Berry & The “Don't Think Twice It's All Right” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0574A Peter Paul & Mary “Don't Think Twice It's All Right” #9/1963 First hit version of this classic. 0575 Mike Berry & The “A Fool Such As I” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0575A Hank Snow “(Now And Then There’s A) Fool #3-C&W/1957 Such As I” 0575B Elvis Presley “(Now And Then There’s A) Fool #2/1959 Such As I” 0576 Mike Berry & The “” –/2005 About Time Too. Crickets 0577 Mike Berry & The “Fool’s Paradise” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0578 Mike Berry & The “Queen Of The Hop” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0578A Bobby Darin “Queen Of The Hop” #9/1958 Mentions “Peggy Sue.” 0579 Mike Berry & The “Before I Grow Too Old” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0580 Mike Berry & The “I Wonder In Whose Arms” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0581 Mike Berry & The “Cozumel” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0582 Mike Berry & The “” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0582A Eddie Cochran “Summertime Blues” #8/1958 Composer. 0583 Mike Berry & The “Pretend” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0583A Nat King Cole “Pretend” #3/1953 0584 Carl Mann “Pretend” #57/1959 0584 Mike Berry & The “I’m Feeling Sorry” –/2005 About Time Too. Crickets 0585 Mike Berry & The “I’m Gonna Set My Foot Down” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0586 Mike Berry & The “Jambalaya” –/2005 From About Time Too. Crickets 0586A Hank Williams “Jambalya” #1-C&W/1952 Composer – numerous cover versions of this song. 0586A Buddy Holly & The “Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers “Indivi- Producer’s note: This mix is features dual individual efforts of various Crickets without Crickets Buddy Holly, while he was alive or after his Mix” death. Sonny Curtis, the best-known Cricket after Buddy Holly, has a prolific composing/ performing career, and a selection of Radio Dave’s favorite Sonny Curtis songs, Along with all his charted hit singles are featured here. Crickets Members Timeline*/**/***

*Don Guess, along with Sonny Curtis, was a member of Buddy Holly’s 1956 Decca recording group, Buddy and The Two Tones. **Buzz Cason was a co-producer and touring member of the Crickets in 1962. ***David Box was with the Crickets in 1960 and was lead voice on Don’t Cha Know.

0586B Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0587 Sonny Curtis “ Boogie” [demo] –/1954-1955 0588 Sonny Curtis “One In A Million” [demo] –/1954-1955 0589 Four Teens “That Ain’t Right” –/1956 Group included Larry Welborn and Joe B. [unissued] Mauldin along with Norman Petty protégé Terry Noland. 0590 Four Teens “Hound Dog” –/1956 Group included Larry Welborn and Joe B. [unissued] Mauldin along with Norman Petty protégé Terry Noland. 0590A Willie Mae 'Big Mama' “Hound Dog” #1-R&B/1953 Thornton 0590B Elvis Presley “Hound Dog” #1/1956 0591 Four Teens “Go Cat Go” –/1956 Group included Larry Welborn and Joe B. [unissued] Mauldin along with Norman Petty protégé Terry Noland. Four Teens “Great Day In The Morning” –/1956 Group included Larry Welborn and Joe B. 0592 [unissued] Mauldin along with Norman Petty protégé Terry Noland. 0593 Four Teens “Spark Plug” Group included Larry Welborn and Joe B. Mauldin along with Norman Petty protégé Terry Noland. 0594 Four Teens “You Can Say That Again” Group included Larry Welborn and Joe B. Mauldin along with Norman Petty protégé Terry Noland. 0595 Gene Sisco [& Sonny “Turning The Tables” –/1957 Sonny Curtis plays the steel guitar. Curtis & Roger Boshier] 0596 Webb Pierce “Someday” #12-C&W/ Co-composer – Sonny Curtis – his first hit 1957 composition. B-side of Honky Tonk Song (#1-C&W/1957). 0597 Hal Goodson & The “I Always Want To” –/1957 This Texas rockabilly group did not have a Raiders [With Jerry drummer, so Norman Petty brought in Jerry Allison] Allison for recording sessions. 0598 Hal Goodson & The “Later Baby” –/1957 This Texas rockabilly group did not have a Raiders [With Jerry drummer, so Norman Petty brought in Jerry Allison] Allison for recording sessions. 0599 Hal Goodson & The “Who’s Gonna Be The Next One” This Texas rockabilly group did not have a Raiders [With Jerry drummer, so Norman Petty brought in Jerry Allison] Allison for recording sessions. 0600 Hal Goodson & The This Texas rockabilly group did not have a Raiders [With Jerry drummer, so Norman Petty brought in Jerry Allison] Allison for recording sessions. 0606 Niki Sullivan “It's All Over” –/1958 0607 Niki Sullivan “Three Steps To Heaven” –/1958 0608 Terry Noland [& The “Everyone But One” –/1958 Composer – Sonny Curtis. Lyrics mention Anita Kerr Singers] “Peggy Sue.” 0609 Terry Noland [& The “One Sweet Kiss” –/1958 Composer – Sonny Curtis. Anita Kerr Singers] 0610 Terry Noland [& The “Sugardrop” –/1958 Composer – Sonny Curtis. Anita Kerr Singers] 0611 Terry Noland [& The “Crazy Dream” –/1958 Composer – Anita Kerr Singers] Don Guess. 0612 Terry Noland [& The “Guess I’m Gonna Fall” –/1958 Composer – Sonny Curtis. Anita Kerr Singers] 0613 Earl Henry “Whatcha Gonna Do” –/1958 This is Earl Henry Sinks. 0614 Earl Henry “My Suzanne” –/1958 This is Cricket member Earl Henry Sinks. 0615 Ivan “Frankie Frankenstein” –/1958 This is Jerry Allison. 0616 Ivan “That'll Be Alright” –/1958 This is Jerry Allison. 0617 Everly Brothers [With “Let It Be Me” #7/1960 Jerry Allison] 0618 Johnny Burnette [With “Dreamin’” #11/1960 Sonny Curtis & Jerry Allison] 0619 Johnny Burnette [With “You’re 16” #8/1960 Sonny Curtis & Jerry Allison] 0620 Statues “Blue Velvet” #84/1960 Buzz Cason – lead singer. Later, he also was a member of ’s backup band –the Casuals (purportedly “Nashville’s first rock band”). He later went on to become a prolific pop hit composer/ producer. 0620A Tony Bennett “Blue Velvet” #16/1951 0620B Clovers “Blue Velvet” #14-R&B/1955 0620C Paragons “Blue Velvet” #102/1960 0620D Bobby Vinton “Blue Velvet” #1/1963 0620E Lawrence Welk “Blue Velvet” #103/1963 0621 Garry Miles “Look For A Star” #16/1960 This is Buzz Cason. He adopted “confusingly similar” name as the original recording artist for this song – below. 0621A Garry Mills “Look For A Star” #26/1960 & Original version of the song from the British #7-U.K./1960 movie, Circus Of Horrors, starring Donald Pleasance. 0621B Deane Hawley “Look For A Star” #29/1960 0621C Nicky Como “Look For A Star” #110/1960 All hit vocal versions of this song emulate the “Buddy Holly-style stutter.” 0621D Billy Vaughn “Look For A Star” #19/1960 0622 Sonny Curtis “Red Headed Stranger” –/1960 0623 Sonny Curtis “Talk About My Baby” –/1960 B-side. 0624 Everly Brothers “Walk Right Back” #7/1961 0624A Sonny Curtis “Walk Right Back” #21-C&W Composer – somewhat different lyrics than Albums/1968 the Everly Brothers version. From The 1st of Sonny Curtis. 0624B Sonny Curtis “Walk Right Back” –/1980 Composer – somewhat different lyrics than the Everly Brothers version. 0625 Jerry Naylor “Stop Your Crying” –/1961 0626 David Box “If You Can’t Say Something Nice” –/1962 Roy Orbison – co-composer. A Buddy Holly- sound-alike, he was briefly with the Crickets before moving on to solo projects and collaborating with Roy Orbison. Just like Buddy Holly, David Box also died in a plane crash (in 1964). 0627 Sonny Curtis “I Pledge My Love To You” –/1964 0628 Sonny Curtis “Bo Diddley Bach” –/1964 B- side of I Pledge My Love To You. 0628A Kingsmen “Bo Diddley Bach” #128/1967 0629 Sonny Curtis “A Beatle I Want To Be” –/1964 Produced by Lou Adler, later the producer of Barry McGuire, The Mamas And The Papas, and many others. Uses “the mamas and papas” in the lyrics long before the rock group of the same name was formed. 0630 Sonny Curtis “So Used To Loving You” –/1964 Produced by Jan Berry of Jan & Dean fame. 0631 David Box “Little Lonely Girl” “Breakout Hit” A Buddy Holly-sound-alike, he was briefly – with the Crickets before moving on to solo /1964 projects and collaborating with Roy Orbison. Just like Buddy Holly, David Box also died in a plane crash (in 1964). 0632 Camps “The Ballad Of Batman” –/1965 Sonny Curtis was the Camps. 0633 Camps “Batmobile” –/1965 B-side of The Ballad Of Batman. Sonny Curtis was the Camps. 0634 Sonny Curtis “My Way Of Life” #49-C&W/ 1966 0635 Gary Lewis & The “Where Will The Words Come #21/1966 Playboys From” 0635A Sonny Curtis “Where Will The Words Come #21-C&W Co-composer. From The 1st of Sonny Curtis. From” Albums/1968 0636 Sonny Curtis “I Wanna Go Bummin’ Around” #50-C&W/ 1967 0637 Sonny Curtis “The Collector” –/1967 0638 Sonny Curtis “Hung Up” #21-C&W From The 1st of Sonny Curtis. Albums/1968 0638A “Hung Up In Your Eyes” #58/1967 Composer – Sonny Curtis. 0639 Sonny Curtis “Monetta” ? Composers – Buddy Holly and Sonny Curtis. 0640 Sonny Curtis “The Straight Life” #45-C&W/ 1968 0640A “The Straight Life” #36/1968 Produced by Bob Montgomery of Buddy & Bob fame – technically not a Cricket although he composed several songs Buddy Holly & the Crickets recorded, including Heartbeat, Wishing, and Love's Made a Fool of You. Also produced Bobby Goldsboro’s hit Honey (#1/1968). 0641 Sonny Curtis “Atlanta Georgia Stray” #36-C&W/ 1968 0642 Sonny Curtis “(You've Got) Nothin' To Be –/1969 Ashamed Of” 0643 Sonny Curtis “Day Gig” –/1969 0644 Jerry Naylor “But For Love” #69/1970 0645 Sonny Curtis “Love Is All Around” (Mary Tyler 1970-1971 Moore Show” Theme – Season 1)

Lyrics: How will you make it on your own? This world is awfully big, and girl, this time you're all alone. But it's time you started living. It's time you let someone else do some giving. Love is all around, no need to waste it. You can have the town, why don't you take it? You might just make it after all. You might just make it after all.

0645A Sonny Curtis “Love Is All Around” (Mary Tyler 1971-1976 Moore Show” Theme – Starting With Season 2)”

Lyrics:

Who can turn the world on with her smile? Who can take a nothing day, and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile? Well it's you, girl, and you should know it With each glance and every little movement you show it. Love is all around, no need to waste it. You can have the town, why don't you take it? You're gonna make it after all. You're gonna make it after all.

0645B Sonny Curtis “Love Is All Around (Mary Tyler 1976-1977 Same lyrics as those starting with season 2. Moore Show Theme – Final Season)” 0645C Sonny Curtis “Love Is All Around” –/1970 Ovation label 45 RPM single. Uses original, first season’s lyrics. 0645D Sonny Curtis “Love Is All Around” #29-C&W/ Uses latter seasons’ lyrics. 1980 0645E Sammy Davis, Jr “Love Is All Around” #128-Albums/ From Portrait of Sammy Davis, Jr. 1972 0645F & The “Love Is All Around” –/1986 Used in a Mary Tyler Moore Show sequel, Blackhearts Mary And Rhoda, in 2000. 0646 Sonny Curtis “McDonalds Commercial” Mid-1970s 0647 Sonny Curtis “” #78-C&W/ 1975 0647A Hank Williams, Sr. “Lovesick Blues” #1-C&W/1949 0648 Jerry Naylor “Is That All There Is To A Honkey #27-C&W/ Tonk?” 1975 0648 Jerry Naylor “The Bad Part Of Me” #94-C&W/ 1976 0650 Jerry Naylor “The Last Time You Love Me” #50-C&W/ 1976 0651 Sonny Curtis “Where’s Patricia Now” –/1976 About the then “missing” heiress Patty Hearst – produced by Bob Montgomery. Rare. 0652 Jerry Naylor “If You Don’t Want To ” #37-C&W/ 1978 0653 Jerry Naylor ”Lady, Would You Like To Dance” #8-C&W/1978 B-side of Rave On (#0045D above). 0654 Jerry Naylor “She Wears It Well” #72-C&W/ 1979 0655 Jerry Naylor & Kelli “Don’t Touch Me” #69-C&W/ Warren 1979 0656 Sonny Curtis “The Cowboy Singer” #77-C&W/ 1979 0657 Sonny Curtis “” –/1979 0658 Sonny Curtis “Do You Remember Roll Over #86-C&W/ Beethoven” 1980 0659 Sonny Curtis “Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover” #70-C&W/ 1980 0659A Paul Simon "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" #1/1975 With Patti Austin, Phoebe Snow, & Valerie Simpson. 0660 Sonny Curtis “The Clone Song” –/1980 From the Love Is All Around album. 0661 Sonny Curtis “You Made My Life A Song” –/1980 From the Love Is All Around album. 0662 Sonny Curtis “The Real Buddy Holly Story #38-C&W/ Also peaked at No. 20 on the RPM 1980 Country Tracks chart in Canada. 0663 Sonny Curtis “Good Ol’ Girls” #15-C&W/ 1981 0664 Sonny Curtis “Married Woman” #33-C&W/ 1981 0665 Sonny Curtis “Now I’ve Got A Heart Of Gold” #69-C&W/ 1986 0666 Jerry Naylor “For Old Time’s Sake” #75-C&W/ 1986 0667 “I’m No Stranger To The Rain” #1-C&W/1989 Co-composer – Sonny Curtis. CMA Award – “Single Of The Year.” 0668 Sonny Curtis “Smokey Bear's Wildfire Prevention 1990 Bluegrass - Ad Council Radio PSA” 0669 Sonny Curtis “Theme From Evening Shade” 1990-1992 Evening Shade was an American television sitcom that aired on CBS-TV from 1990 to 1994. The series starred Burt Reynolds,Marilu Henner, and Ossie Davis among others in an all-star cast. The Sonny Curtis instrumental theme was used for the first two years. Burt Reynolds asked Bobby Goldsboro to compose and record a new theme with lyrics for the last two years of the series. 0669A Buddy Holly & The WDAM Radio Singers 0670- Intentionally left blank/ 0699 place holders “Buddy Producer’s note: Holly- In 1957, The Picks - John Pickering, Bill Pickering Picks and Bob Lapham - recorded the vocal backup harmonies on the Buddy Holly & The Crickets – Mix” The Chirping Crickets album. The next 36 songs were Buddy Holly recordings from 1957 to 1959 overdubbed with new backgrounds by the Picks between 1984 and 1996. The Crickets and/or the Fireballs or the Dick Jacobs Orchestra provide the backing instrumentals. 0669B Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0700 Buddy Holly [& The “Peggy Sue” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0701 Buddy Holly [& The “Heartbeat” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0702 Buddy Holly [& The “Words Of Love” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0703 Buddy Holly [& The “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0704 Buddy Holly [& The “Listen To Me” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0705 Buddy Holly [& The “Come Back Baby” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0706 Buddy Holly [& The “Rock-A-Bye Rock” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0707 Buddy Holly [& The “Midnight Shift” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0708 Buddy Holly [& The “Rock Around With Ollie Vee” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0709 Buddy Holly [& The “Modern Don Juan” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0710 Buddy Holly [& The “Blue Days, Black Nights” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0711 Buddy Holly [& The “Love Me” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0712 Buddy Holly [& The “Raining In My Heart” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0713 Buddy Holly [& The “Take Your Time” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0714 Buddy Holly [& The “It’s Not My Fault” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0715 Buddy Holly [& The “Reminiscing” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0716 Buddy Holly [& The “What To Do” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0717 Buddy Holly [& The “That’s What They Say” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0718 Buddy Holly [& The “Moondreams” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0719 Buddy Holly [& The “True Love Ways” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0720 Buddy Holly [& The “Bo Diddley” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0721 Buddy Holly [& The “You’re So Square (Baby I Don’t 1957-1959 & Picks] Care)” 1984-1986 0722 Buddy Holly [& The “Don’t Come Back Knockin’” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0723 Buddy Holly [& The “Little Baby” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0724 Buddy Holly [& The “Every Day” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0725 Buddy Holly [& The “Girl On My Mind” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0726 Buddy Holly [& The “Well…Alright” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0727 Buddy Holly [& The “Ting-A-Ling” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0728 Buddy Holly [& The “You’re The One” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0729 Buddy Holly [& The “Because I Love You” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0730 Buddy Holly [& The “I’m Gonna Set My Foot Down” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0731 Buddy Holly [& The “Love Is Strange” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0732 Buddy Holly [& The “You Are My One Desire” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0733 Buddy Holly [& The “Learning The Game” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986 0734 Buddy Holly [& The “Crying, Wishing, Hoping” 1957-1959 & Picks] 1984-1986

0735 Buddy Holly [& The “True Love Ways/Panda Cheese 2010 Buddy Holly & The Picks sing "True Love Ways" Picks] ‘Never Say No To Panda’ (Pick Records) on the Panda Cheese commercials Commercials Montage” that originated in Egypt and are played there and in the Middle East countries. In each commercial a silent, giant Panda smashes up various premises such a business office, hospital room, and kitchen, etc., when the cheese he offers is not accepted. These spots won the Silver Lion Award at the 57th Cannes Lion International Advertising Festival in 2010. The five Internet commercials have recorded more than 33 million views. 0735A Buddy Holly & The “Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers “Norm- Producer’s note: an Petty Norman Petty had charted hits on his own. In et al. addition to producing various Buddy Holly & The Crickets recordings, he also produced numerous Mix” other acts that are included here. This mix particularly spotlights the Fireballs, who were used in numerous Norman Petty remixes of Buddy Holly’s recordings after Buddy Holly died, as well as the String-A-Longs, and Terry Noland (a Buddy Holly protégé). 0735B Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 0736 Norman Petty Trio “Mood Indigo” #14/1954 0736A “Mood Indigo” #3/1941 This is the original version – subsequently re- recorded many times. 0737 Norman Petty Trio “” #29/1954 0738 Norman Petty “Almost Paradise” #56/1957 0738A Lou Stein “Almost Paradise” #31/1957 0738B Roger Williams “Almost Paradise” #15/1957 0739 Norman Petty Trio “The First Kiss” #81/1957 0740 Norman Petty “Norman Petty Defends Himself” c. 1964 0741 Teen Kings “Ooby Dooby” #59/1956 Vocal: Roy Orbison. Original Jew-El label version. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio.

Orbison acquired the song "Ooby Dooby," from Wade Moore and Dick Penner, who had written it in fifteen minutes on the flat roof of a fraternity house at North Texas State. In the last half of 1955, Orbison decided to go to Clovis, New Mexico to record it as a single on Norman Petty's Je-Wel label. However, Sid King recalls being given a copy credited to the Wink Westerners by Orbison in January, 1955. Orbison's group had been playing Ooby Dooby in a modified Texas swing style for nearly a year and it appears the first version was probably recorded near Wink while he was at home during the Christmas holidays.

With help from Orbison's broadcast exposure, sales were going well around North Texas State. So Petty approached Columbia in search of a recording contract. Mitch Miller, who thought rock and roll was just a passing fad, wasn't interested.

Columbia didn't care for Orbison, but gave it to one of their contract artists, Sid King who recorded "Ooby Dooby" on March 5, 1956. A day earlier, Orbison had re-recorded the song at Norman Petty's studio in Clovis, New Mexico. In the Petty sessions the Teen Kings sang backup vocals similar to those popularized by R&B groups.

Orbison's version of "Ooby Dooby" from the Petty sessions was quickly released on Jean Oliver and Weldon Roger's Je-Wel Records. The Teen Kings had Jean, who played accordion and sang, and her boyfriend Weldon Rogers, at some of the Friday night jamborees that they played in West Texas.

Orbison had approached at at 's suggestion, but Phillips had turned him down. However, Orbison had a stronger ally in Cecil "Pop" Holifield who had record shops in Midland and Odessa and had booked Elvis Presley into the area. Holifield played the Je-Wel record over the phone to Phillips, who heard something unique in Orbison's voice and asked him to send a copy. Phillips found a loophole in Orbison’s Je-Wel contract (Orbison was “under-age” when he signed it) and signed him to a new contract, re-recorded the song, and released the hit version on Sun Records 0741A Roy Orbison “Ooby Dooby” #59/1956 Sun records – hit version. 0741B Wink Westerners “Ooby Dooby” –/1955 Vocal: Roy Orbison. 0741C Sid King & The Five “Ooby Dooby” –/1956 Strings 0742 Teen Kings “Trying To Get To You” –/1956 Vocal: Roy Orbison. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0742A Eagles “Trying To Get To You” –/1954 0742B Elvis Presley “Trying To Get To You” #16-U.K./1957 Recorded in 1955, but not released until three weeks after the Teen Kings’ version. 0743 With The “” #1/1957 Originally released as the A-side of a two- Rhythm Orchids sided single on the Triple-D label with #0744 below before rights sold to Roulette for the national hit release. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio in 1956. 0743A Steve Lawrence “Party Doll” #5/1957 0743B Wingy Manone & His “Party Doll” #56/1957 Orchestra 0743C Roy Brown & His “Party Doll” #89/1957 Orchestra 0744 “I’m Stickin’ With You” #14/1957 Originally released as the B-side of a two- sided single on the Triple-D label with #0743 above before rights sold to Roulette for the national hit release. Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio in 1956. 0744A Fontane Sisters “I’m Stickin’ With You” #72/1957 Producer’s Note: The next 18 songs feature Terry Noland, a Buddy Holly “contemporary and protégé” who performed on many Alan Freed and other rock & roll “package of stars” shows. 0745 Terry Noland [& The “Ten Little Women” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] 0745A Terry Noland [& The “Ten Little Women” [Alternate –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Version] Unissued. 0746 Terry Noland [& The “Hypnotized” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] 0746A Terry Noland [& The “Hypnotized” [Alternate Version] –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Unissued. 0747 Terry Noland [& The “The World’s A Rockin’” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Unissued. 0748 Terry Noland [& The “Heartless Woman” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Unissued. 0749 Terry Noland [& The “She’s Gone” [Master] –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Unissued. 0749A Terry Noland [& The “She’s Gone” [Alternate Version] –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Unissued. 0750 Terry Noland [& The “My Teenage Heart” [Master] –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Unissued. 0750A Terry Noland [& The “My Teenage Heart” [Alternate –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] Version] Unissued. 0751 Terry Noland [& The “Come Marry Me” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Picks] 0752 Terry Noland [& The “Don’t Do Me This Way” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Trini Picks + Trini Lopez] Lopez is the lead guitarist. 0753 Terry Noland [& The “Patty Baby” –/1957 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Trini Picks + Trini Lopez] Lopez is the lead guitarist. 0754 Terry Noland [& Milton “Oh Judy” –/1958 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Co- DeLugg] Composed by, but not produced by Norman Petty. Orchestrated by Milton DeLugg, who was the then Tonight Show band leader. 0755 Terry Noland [& Milton “Puppy Love” –/1958 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Co- DeLugg] Composed by, but not produced by Norman Petty. Orchestrated by Milton DeLugg, who was the then Tonight Show band leader. 0756 Terry Noland [& Milton “You And I” –/1958 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Co- DeLugg] Composed by, but not produced by Norman Petty. Orchestrated by Milton DeLugg, who was the then Tonight Show band leader. 0757 Terry Noland [& Milton “Forever Loving You” –/1958 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Co- DeLugg] Composed by, but not produced by Norman Petty. Orchestrated by Milton DeLugg, who was the then Tonight Show band leader. 0758 Terry Noland [& The “There Was A Fungus Among Us” –/1958 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Anita Kerr Singers] Composer – Terry Noland, who modeled it after Splish Splash (#3/1958) for Bobby Darin, who rejected it. 0758A Hugh Barrett & The “There Was A Fungus Among Us” –/1961 Chicago rock disc jockey loved Victors the Terry Noland record and had local Chicago performers re-record it (without crediting Terry Noland). 0758B Victors And Their “Return Of The Fungus” –/1961 Friends Featuring Chuck Baker 0759 Fireballs “Fireball” –/1958 They were New Mexico's first Rock & Roll band to become internationally known.

Their name was inspired by their standing ovation performance of Great Balls of Fire at the Raton High School PTA talent contest in New Mexico in January 1958.

Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0760 Chuck Tharp “Long Tall Ponytail” –/1959 This Fireballs recording was issued under the name of their lead singer, Chuck Tharp.

Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0761 Fireballs “Nearly Sunrise” –/1959 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0762 Fireballs “Torquay” #39/1959 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0763 Fireballs “Torquay Two” –/1959 0764 Fireballs “Bulldog” #24/1960 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0765 Fireballs “Vaquero (Cowboy)” #99/1960 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0766 Fireballs “Foot Patter” –/1960 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0767 Fireballs “Panic Button” –/1960 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0768 Fireballs “Kissin’” –/1960 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0769 Fireballs “Chief Whoopin’ Koff” –/1960 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0770 Fireballs “Salute To KRLA Disc Jockey, Wink 1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Martindale” 0771 Fireballs “Quite A Party” #27/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0772 Fireballs “Yacky Doo” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0773 Fireballs “Gunshot” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0774 Fireballs “Rik-A-Tik” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0775 Fayros - Skokiaan “Skokiaan” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Great imitation of the Ventures, including the opening riff similar to Walk – Don’t Run (#2/1960). 0776 Gliders “Wild Jam” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0777 Larry Trider “Don’t Stop” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Backed by the Fireballs. 0778 String-A-Longs “Wheels” #3/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0778A Johnny Duncan “Wheels” –/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0778B Billy Vaughn “Wheels” #28/1961 0779 String-A-Longs “Brass Buttons” #35/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0780 String-A-Longs “Should I” #42/1961 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0781 String-A-Longs “Matilda” #133/1962 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0781A Cookie & His “Matilda” #47/1959 First released in 1958. Cupcakes 0782 Canadian Nomads “Las Vegas Scene” –/1962 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0783 Fireballs “Carioca” –/1962 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0784 Fireballs “Find Me A Golden Street” –/1962 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0785 Fireballs “Torquette” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Not issued until 2007. 0786 Fireballs “Really Big Time” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0787 Fireballs “Peg Leg” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0788 Chandelles “El Gato” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0789 Five Counts - Skuzzy “Skuzzy” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0790 Impact V “Riptide” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0790A Impact V “Riptide” [Alternative Version] –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0791 Rhythm Masters - “Exotique” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Exotique 0792 Chandelles - Jester “Jester” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0793 Bentleys - “Portugal” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0794 Rhythm Masters “Wild Kitten” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0795 Five Counts - That’s “That’s Swift” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Swift Unissued. 0796 Fireballs “Tuff-A-Nuff” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0797 Fireballs “Blacksmith Blues” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0798 Fireballs “El Ringo” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0799 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Sugar Shack #1/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0799A Georgia Lynn “Sugar Shack Queen” –/1963 0800 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Daisy Petal Pickin’” #15/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0801 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Ain’t Gonna Tell Nobody” #53/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0802 Fireballs “Cry Baby” –/1963 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0803 King Pins “Door Banger (AKA Ninety Four –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Second Surf)” 0804 King Pins “Door Banger (AKA Ninety Four –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Second Surf)” [Alternative Version]” Unissued. 0805 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Sour Biscuits” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Group variously known as Wes Dakus’ Rebels, Wes Dakus & The Rebels, Wes Dakus With The Rebels, and Wes Dakus’ Rebels Featuring Barry Allen. This compilation uses Wes Dakus’ Rebels. 0805 Barry Allen “Over My Shoulder” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Barry Allen often recorded with Wes Dakus’ Rebels, credited as “featuring” or “with” on various recordings. 0806 Barry Allen “Flame Of Love” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0807 Chances “Black Grass” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0808 Tiaras “Mexican Rock” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0809 Techniques “Dream Theme” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0810 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Surf Rider” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0811 King Pins “Hot Rod” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0812 Keymen “Boy Blue” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0813 Bug Men “Beatles, You Bug Me!” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0814 Fireballs “Daytona Drag” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio.

0815 Fireballs “Dumbo” –/1964 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0816 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Come To Me” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0817 Cords “Termite” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0818 Monocles “Let Your Lovin’ Grow” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0819 Barry Allen With Wes “Love Me Again” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Dukus’ Rebels 0820 Barry Allen With Wes “And My Baby’s Gone” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Dukus’ Rebels Unissued. 0821 Barry Allen With Wes “Danger Zone” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Dukus’ Rebels Unissued. 0822 Barry Allen “Hurry, Santa, Hurry” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0823 Barry Allen “Pretty Paper” –/1965 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0824 Barry Allen “Easy Come, Easy Go” #14-Canada/ Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1965 0825 Barry Allen “It’s Alright With Me” #12-Canada/ Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1965 0826 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Bach’s Back” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Based on Johann Sebastian Bach – Tocatta And Fugue In Minor. 0827 Barry Allen “Hot Sunshine” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0828 RESERVED 0829 Barry Allen “Never You Mind” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0830 Barry Allen “Stepping Stone” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0831 RESERVED 0832 Barry Allen “A Penny A Teardrop” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0833 Barry Allen “Love Me Again” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0834 Barry Allen “Memphis” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0835 Barry Allen “Sweets For My Sweet” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0836 Barry Allen “Rockin’ Pneumonia” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0837 Barry Allen “Baby It’s You” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0838 Barry Allen “” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0839 Barry Allen “Lovedrops” #10-Canada/ Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1966 0840 Barry Allen “I Won’t Be There” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0841 Barry Allen “I Want Justice” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0842 Barry Allen “Stumble And Fall” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0843 Barry Allen “A Groovy Kind Of Love” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0844 Barry Allen “Try Too Hard” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0845 Barry Allen “That’s Life” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0846 Barry Allen “A Picture’s Worth 1000 Words” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0847 Barry Allen “My Little Red Book” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0848 Barry Allen “Codine” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0849 Barry Allen “I’ve Gotta Go” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0850 Barry Allen “Turn Her Down” #22-Canada/ Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1966 0851 Barry Allen & Wes “Sad Souvenirs” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Dakus’ Rebels 0852 Cinders “Three Minutes Time” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0853 Trolls “I Don’t Recall” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0854 Chances “Get Out Of My Life” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0855 Perls “Hate” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0856 Cinders “Good Lovin’s Hard To Find” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0857 Teardrops “Sweet Sadie” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0858 Cords “Too Late To Kiss You Now” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0859 Cinders “Ma’am” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. Group included on drums future hit-maker and super group member, J.D. Souther. 0860 Chances “It’s Only Time” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0861 Stu Mitchell & Doug “Say I Am (What I Am)” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Roberts 0864 Cinders “Sin Crazed Woman” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0864 Cinders “Gloria” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. Norman Petty played the organ on this one. 0864 Cinders “Barbara White” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0865 Barry Allen & Wes “Armful Of Teddy Bears” #32-Canada/ Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Dakus’ Rebels 1967 0866 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “You Just Keep Me Hangin’ On” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0867 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Mockingbird” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0868 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Manipulator” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0869 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Mission Bell” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0870 Barry Allen “Ninety-Nine And A Half” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0871 Barry Allen “Danger Zone” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0872 Barry Allen “Hang Your Tears Out To Dry” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0873 Barry Allen “I Know (You Don’t Want Me No #68-Canada/ Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio More) 1967 0873A Barry Allen “I Know” (Alternate Version) –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0874 Barry Allen “I Think I’ll Catch A Bus” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0875 Barry Allen “Momma And Poppa” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0876 Barry Allen “(Baby) Got Me Feelin’ Bad” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0877 Barry Allen “I’ll Be There” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0878 Barry Allen “Ain’t That Rain” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0879 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Someone Stronger” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0880 Venturie “5” “Good ‘N’ Bad” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0881 Famous Last Words “Hey Little Schoolgirl” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0882 Tom Beal “That Girl Isn’t Coming Today” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0883 Three Of A Kind “Only Time Will Tell” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0884 Wes Dakus’ Rebels “Shotgun” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0885 Brentwoods “Yeah, Yeah, No, No” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0886 Stu Mitchell With Wes “Acid” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Dakus’ Rebels - Acid 0887 Willie & The Walkers “Magic In Her Eyes” –/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0888 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Bottle Of Wine” #9/1967 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0888A Tom Paxton “Bottle Of Wine” –/1964 Composer – from Ain’t That News. 0889 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Goin’ Away” #79/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0890 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Come On, React!” #63/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0891 Fireballs “Groovy Motions” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio 0892 Hooterville Trolley “No Silver Bird” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0893 Frantics “Just For A While –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0894 Willie & The Walkers “Poor Janie” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0895 Butter Rebellion “Aftermath” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0896 Group Axis “Silly Ants” –/1968 Group named in honor of Jimi Hendrix album title, Axis Bold As Love (#3- Albums/1969).Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0897 Mike Burnett “Saying Things” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0898 Daniel Paul Revelation “Reflections Of Mine” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0899 Tyme Of The Day “Listen To What Is Never Said” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0900 Mike Burnett “Mattie Jo’s” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0901 Frantics “Think About It” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0902 Shi Guys “Mystic Magic Moments” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0903 White Lightnin’ “Blue Man (Peace Of Mind)” –/1968 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0904 Barry Allen “Walk Softly” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0905 Barry Allen “Day Is Done” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0906 Barry Allen “Sweet Thing” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0907 Barry Allen “Ask” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0908 Barry Allen “And My Baby’s Gone” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0909 Barry Allen “Everything In This World Is Wrong” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0910 Barry Allen “Sweet Dreams” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0911 Barry Allen “We Once Had It All” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0912 Barry Allen “Christine” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0913 Barry Allen “The Things We Like To Do” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0914 Barry Allen “We Got To Get Ourselves –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Together” 0915 Barry Allen “Cotton Fields” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0916 Barry Allen “Lucille” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0917 Barry Allen “The Painter (I Need Someone)” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0918 Barry Allen “Think About It” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0919 Jimmy Gilmer & The “Long Green” #73/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Fireballs 0919A Kingsmen “Long Green” –/1965 B-side of Jolly Green Giant (#4/1965). 0920 Cords “Ain’t That Love” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0921 Livin’ Ends “Jolyn” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0922 Intricate Blend “Door Knob” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0923 Dard “I Know” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0924 Cords “The Lesson” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0925 Happy Return “To Give You Lovin’” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0926 Intricate Blend “Insane (In The Jungle)” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Unissued. 0927 Morfmen “Write Me A Letter” –/1970 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0928 Apple-Glass Cyndrom “Someday –/1970 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0929 Apple-Glass Cyndrom “Going Wrong” –/1970 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 0929A Buddy Holly & The Station Identification WDAM Radio Singers 0870- Intentionally left blank/ 1499 place holders for more Norman Petty productions “Buddy Holly’s Buddies Mix” Producer’s Note: The following 9 cuts are from Bobby Vee’s 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly album. 0869B Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 1500 Bobby Vee “That’ll Be The Day” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1501 Bobby Vee “It Doesn’t Matter Any More” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1502 Bobby Vee “True Love Ways” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1503 Bobby Vee “It’s So Easy” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1504 Bobby Vee “Heartbeat” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1505 Bobby Vee “Oh, Boy!” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1506 Bobby Vee “Raining In My Heart” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1507 Bobby Vee “Think It Over” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1508 Bobby Vee “Maybe Baby” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. 1509 Bobby Vee “Early In The Morning” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals.. 1510 Bobby Vee “Buddy’s Song” –/1963 From 1963 I Remember Buddy Holly. Eligibles – background vocals. Producer’s Note: The following 12 cuts are from Jimmy Gilmer’s 1964 Buddy’s Buddy album, produced by Norman Petty. 1510 Bobby Vee “Buddy’s Song” 1509 Jimmy Gilmer “Look At Me” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1512 Jimmy Gilmer “I’m Gonna Love You Too” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1513 Jimmy Gilmer “Think It Over” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1514 Jimmy Gilmer “Lonesome Tears” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1515 Jimmy Gilmer “Maybe Baby” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1516 Jimmy Gilmer “Listen To Me” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1517 Jimmy Gilmer “Everyday” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1518 Jimmy Gilmer “Words Of Love” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1519 Jimmy Gilmer “It’s So Easy” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1520 Jimmy Gilmer “Little Baby” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1521 Jimmy Gilmer “Oh, Boy” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. 1522 Jimmy Gilmer “Wishing” –/1964 From Buddy’s Buddy. Producer’s Note: The following 11 cuts are from ’s 1965 The Buddy Holly Songbook album, produced by Norman Petty. A famed and Grammy award-winning , Allsup was touring with Buddy Holly on the fateful “Winter Dance Tour.” 1523 Tommy Allsup “That’ll Be The Day” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1524 Tommy Allsup “Think It Over” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1525 Tommy Allsup “Take Your Time” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1526 Tommy Allsup “Fool’s Paradise” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1527 Tommy Allsup “True Love Ways” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1527A Tommy Allsup “True Love Ways” –/2001 One of several (but the only Buddy Holly- related) cuts he recorded at his own studio for the expanded CD version of The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1528 Tommy Allsup “Everyday” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1529 Tommy Allsup “Peggy Sue” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1530 Tommy Allsup “Heartbeat” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1531 Tommy Allsup “It’s So Easy” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook.

1532 Tommy Allsup “Heartbeat” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1533 Tommy Allsup “Oh Boy” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. 1534 Tommy Allsup “Maybe Baby” –/1965 From The Buddy Holly Songbook. Producer’s Note: The following 11 cuts are from the 1967 album Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1535 Skeeter Davis “Early In The Morning” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1536 Skeeter Davis “Maybe Baby” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1537 Skeeter Davis “Well, All Right” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1538 Skeeter Davis “That’ll Be The Day” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1539 Skeeter Davis “True Love Ways” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1540 Skeeter Davis “It’s So Easy” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1541 Skeeter Davis “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1542 Skeeter Davis “I’m Looking For Someone To Love” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1543 Skeeter Davis “Heartbeat” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1544 Skeeter Davis “Oh Boy” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1545 Skeeter Davis “Think It Over –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. 1546 Skeeter Davis “Raining In My Heart” –/1967 From Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly. Producer’s Note: The next 16 cuts are from the 1989 album Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1547 Red River Dave “Rave On” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1548 Shoes “Words Of Love” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1549 LMNOP “Changing All Those Changes” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1550 Classic Ruins “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1551 Ted & The Tall Tops “Take Your Time” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1552 Willy Alexander “Baby, Won’t You Come Out –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. Tonight” 1553 Paul Roland “Peggy Sue Got Married” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1554 Country Rockers “Rockin’ Around With Ollie Vee” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1555 Lolitas “Not Fade Away” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1556 Elliott Murphy “Everyday” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1557 Tav Falco’s Panther “Peggy Sue” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. Burns 1558 Speedy Sparks - “Heartbeat” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. Heartbeat 1559 Slickee Boys “Down The Line” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1560 “It’s So Easy” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1561 OFB “Oh Boy” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. 1562 Chris Bailey “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1989 From Everyday Is A Holly Day. Producer’s Note: The next 14 cuts are from the 1997 Connie Francis album With Love To Buddy. 1563 Connie Francis “Heartbeat” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1564 Connie Francis “Maybe Baby” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1565 Connie Francis “That’ll Be The Day” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1566 Connie Francis “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1567 Connie Francis “Diddley Medley: Fool’s –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. Paradise/Love’s Made A Fool Of You/Not Fade Away/Bo Diddley” 1568 Connie Francis “It’s So Easy” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1569 Connie Francis “Love Is Strange” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1570 Connie Francis “Oh Boy” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1571 Connie Francis “Medley: Well All Right/Everyday” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1572 Connie Francis “Peggy Sue” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. “Answer” recording with different lyrics to Buddy Holly’s original song. 1573 Connie Francis “Raining In My Heart” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1574 Connie Francis “Medley: Think It Over/You’ve Got –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. Love” 1575 Connie Francis “Early In The Morning” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. 1576 Connie Francis “Rave On” –/1997 From With Love To Buddy. Producer’s Note: The next 18 cuts are from the 1999 Bobby Vee album Down The Line (His Greatest Hits) [“His” means Buddy Holly]. 1577 Michael Palmer “Oh Boy” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1578 Michael Palmer “Not Fade Away” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1579 Michael Palmer “Maybe Baby” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1580 Michael Palmer “That’ll Be The Day” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1581 Michael Palmer “Peggy Sue” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1582 Michael Palmer “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1583 Michael Palmer “Rave On” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1584 Michael Palmer “True Love Ways” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1585 Michael Palmer “Crying, Waiting, Hoping” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1586 Michael Palmer “Well All Right” –/1997 From Memories Of Buddy Holly. 1587 Bobby Vee “Down The Line” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1588 Bobby Vee “Rock Me Baby” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1589 Bobby Vee “Rave On” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1590 Bobby Vee “Midnight Shift” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1591 Bobby Vee “Look At Me” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1592 Bobby Vee “Tell Me How” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1593 Bobby Vee “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1594 Bobby Vee “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1595 Bobby Vee “I’m Gonna Love You Too” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1596 Bobby Vee “Blue Days, Black Nights” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1597 Bobby Vee “Love Is Strange” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1598 Bobby Vee “Changing All Those Changes” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1599 Bobby Vee “What To Do” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1600 Bobby Vee “You’re So Square Baby I Don’t –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). Care” 1601 Bobby Vee “Fool’s Paradise” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1602 Bobby Vee “Maybe Baby” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1603 Bobby Vee “Holly Hop” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1604 Bobby Vee “Words Of Love/Listen To Me” –/1999 From Down The Line (His Greatest Hits). 1605 Stars At Studio '99 “That’ll Be Day” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1606 Stars At Studio '99 “It’s So Easy” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1607 Stars At Studio '99 “Peggy Sue” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1608 Stars At Studio '99 “Rave On” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1609 Stars At Studio '99 “Oh Boy” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1610 Stars At Studio '99 “Heartbeat” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1611 Stars At Studio '99 “Peggy Sue Got Married” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1612 Stars At Studio '99 “Not Fade Away” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1613 Stars At Studio '99 “Every Day” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1614 Stars At Studio '99 “Wishing” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1615 Stars At Studio '99 “Maybe Baby” –/2005 From Buddy Holly – The Hits. 1616 Mike Berry “Don’t Ever Change” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1617 Mike Berry “Fool’s Paradise” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1618 Mike Berry “I’m Gonna Love You Too” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1619 Mike Berry “Peggy Sue” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1620 Mike Berry “Rave On” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1621 Mike Berry “Stay Close To Me” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1622 Mike Berry “That’ll Be The Day” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1623 Mike Berry “Think It Over” –/2007 From Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1624 “Not Fade Away” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1625 Pat Monahan “Maybe Baby” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1626 Brian Wilson “Listen To Me” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1627 Imelda May “I’m Looking For Someone To Love” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1628 “True Love Ways” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1629 Cobra Starship “Peggy Sue” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1630 Fray “Take Your Time” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1631 “Think It Over” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1632 Chris Isaak “Crying Wishing Hoping” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1633 Linda Ronstadt “That’ll Be The Day #11/1976 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. Her 1976 hit was repurposed for this album by who was involved in the production this recording. 1634 “Words Of Love” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1635 “Well All Right” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1636 Natalie Merchant “Learning The Game” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1637 Patrick Stump “Everyday” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1638 “It’s So Easy” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1639 Eric Idle “Raining In My Heart” –/2011 From Listen To Me – Buddy Holly. 1640 Ed Payne “Peggy Sue” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1641 Ed Payne “Rave On” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1642 Ed Payne “Words Of Love” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1643 Ed Payne “Listen To Me” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1644 Ed Payne “Not Fade Away” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1645 Ed Payne “Everyday” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1646 Ed Payne “Maybe Baby” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1647 Ed Payne “It’s So Easy” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1648 Ed Payne “Think It Over” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1649 Ed Payne “True Love Ways” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1650 Ed Payne “Looking For Someone To Love” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1651 Ed Payne “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1652 Ed Payne “That’ll Be The Day” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1653 Ed Payne “Well All Right” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1654 Ed Payne “Crying, Waiting, Hoping” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1655 Ed Payne “Heartbeat” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. 1656 Ed Payne “Oh Boy” 2012 From Paying Tribute To Buddy Holly. Producer’s Note: The following 21 cuts are from a tribute album created for the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation – Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1657 “Remember Me” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. This is one of the first songs Buddy Holly learned, but never recorded. 1658 David Frizzell & Sonny “Rock Around With Ollie Vee” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Curtis Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1659 David Frizzell “Brown-Eyed Handsome Man” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1660 David Frizzell “Peggy Sue” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1661 Johnny Fortune “Oh Boy” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1662 Merle Haggard “That’ll Be The Day” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1663 David Frizzell, Jimmy “Everyday” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortune & Helen Country Tribute: Remember Me. Cornelius 1664 David Frizzell & T. “Mailman Bring Me No More Blues” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Graham Brown Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1665 T. Graham Brown “Maybe Baby” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1666 David Frizzell & T. “Rave On” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Graham Brown Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1667 Johnny Fortune “Think It Over” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1668 David Frizzell & Jimmy “Early In The Morning” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortune Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1669 Helen Cornelius “It’s So Easy” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1670 David Frizzell & Jimmy “Wishing” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortun Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1671 David Frizzell “Learning The Game” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1672 T. Graham Brown “Drown in My Own Tears” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1673 Johnny Fortune “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1674 Jimmy Fortune & “True Love Ways” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Helen Cornelius Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1675 David Frizzell, Jimmy “Maria Elena” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortune & Helen Country Tribute: Remember Me. Cornelius 1676 David Frizzell & Jimmy “Walk Right Back” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortune Country Tribute: Remember Me. 1677 David Frizzell, Jimmy “Remember Me” –/2014 From Frizzell & Friends Present Buddy Holly Fortune & Helen Country Tribute: Remember Me. Cornelius 1677A Buddy Holly & The “Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers “Assort- Helpful Buddy Holly “covers” site: ed http://www.coversproject.com/artist/Buddy+H Cover olly Record- ings The following are the ones WDAM has Mix” collected so far. 1677B Mr. Announcer & The “Introduction/Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers 1957-01 Collins Kids “That’ll Be The Day” Introduced by Tex Ritter – from Town Hall on KTTV-TV/ . 1957-03 Collins Kids “Peggy Sue” –/c. 1957/1958 Introduced by Tex Ritter – from Town Hall on KTTV-TV/ Los Angeles. 1957-03 Collins Kids “Oh, Boy!” –/c. 1957/1958 From Town Hall on KTTV-TV/ Los Angeles. 1958-01 Johnny Rivers “You’re The One” –/1958 1959-01 Bell Notes “Real Wild Child” –/1959 1960-01 Bobby Vee “Everyday” –/1960 Unreleased until 1992. 1960-02 Bobby Vee & The “That’ll Be The Day” –/1960 Unreleased until 1992. Shadows 1960-03 Bobby Vee & The “Wishing” –/1960 Unreleased until 1992. Shadows 1960-01 Bobby Vee “Wishing” –/1961 Unreleased until 1992. 1961-02 Bobby Vee “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” –/1961 From Bobby Vee With Strings And Things. 1962-01 Don Schroeder “Peggy Sue” –/1962 1962-02 Jackie Frisco “When You Ask About Love” –/1962 1962-03 Harry Nilsson “My Best Friend (My Baby's Coming –/1962 Take 1. Purportedly composed by Buddy Home)” Holly. 1962- Harry Nilsson “My Baby’s Coming Home” –/1962 “Dubbed” version. 03A 1964-01 Jackie DeShannon “I’m Looking For Someone To Love” –/1964 B-side of Oh, Boy! (#112/1964] 1964-02 Los Hermanos Carrion “Palabras De Amor” –/1964 Words Of Love in Spanish. 1965-01 Astronauts “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” –/1965 From Astronauts On A Hot Tin Echo Chamber. 1965-02 Jackie DeShannon “Maybe Baby” –/1965 From You Won’t Forget Me. 1965-03 Crossfires “That’ll Be The Day” –/1965 1966-01 Barry Allen “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” –/1966 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1966-02 Wes Dakus' Rebels “That’ll Be The Day” –/1966? Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. Featuring Barry Allen (Release year needs confirmation.) 1966-03 Serendipity Singers “Maybe Baby” –/1966 1967-01 Tuesday’s Children “That’ll Be The Day” –/1967 1968-01 Bob Luman “Oh, Boy” –/1968? From Epic Sessions (1968-1977) CD issued in 2017. 1968-02 Gordon Waller “Everyday” –/1968 1968-03 , John “Think It Over” –/1968 From No Introduction Necessary. Paul Jones, , , Albert Lee & 1968-04 Jimmy Page, John “Rave On” –/1968 From No Introduction Necessary. Paul Jones, Big Jim Sullivan, Nicky Hopkins, Albert Lee & Clem Cattini 1968-05 Jimmy Page, John “Everyday” –/1968 From No Introduction Necessary. Paul Jones, Big Jim Sullivan, Nicky Hopkins, Albert Lee & Clem Cattini 1969-01 Group Axe “Not Fade Away” Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1969-02 Humble Pie “Heartbeat” –/1969 From Town And Country. 1969-03 Barry Allen “Well All Right” –/1969 Recorded at the Norman Petty Studio. 1970-01 Dave Clark Five “Raining In My Heart” –/1970 1972-01 Roy Orbison “I Fought The Law” –/1972 From Memphis. 1973-01 Don McLean “Everyday” –/1973 From Playin’ Favorites. 1977-01 Matlock “Heartbeat” –/1977 1978-01 Bobby Vee “Well, All Right” –/1978 Recorded in 1977. This was his last recording for , ending a 19- year relationship that began and ended with a Buddy Holly song. 1978-02 Rick Nelson “Rave On” –/1978 Unreleased until 1993 on the Stay Young. 1978-03 Jerry Naylor “That’ll Be The Day” –/1978 1981-01 Matchbox “You’re The One” –/1981 From Flying Colors. 1981-02 Andy J. Forest & The “Not Fade Away” –/1981 From Andy J. Forest. Snapshots 1989-01 Rick Danko “Raining In My Heart” –/1989 From At The Cubby Bear, Chicago, December 9, 1989. 1990-01 Ringo Starr & His All- “Raining In My Heart” –/1990 From Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band. Starr Band 1992-01 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band “Not Fade Away” –/1992 From Not Fade Away. 1993-01 “I Fought The Law” –/1993 From Original Cool. 1993-02 Los Lonely Boys “Well All Right” –/1993 From 1969. 1996-01 “Not Fade Away” #74- From Dozin’ At The Knick. The Grateful Albums/1996 Dead recorded this song numerous times on various live albums. 1998-01 Ventures “I Fought The Law” –/1998 From New Depths. 2010-01 Gordon Waller “Maybe Baby” –/2010 3000 Buddy Holly & The “Station Identification” WDAM Radio Singers

BUDDY HOLLY TRIBUTE SONGS TO FIND/OBTAIN:

ORDERED FROM DISCOGS Buddy Is The King" - Hep Stars (including members later known as ABBA), EMI 35622 (). Hep Stars / Gummibandet* – Hep Stars Music Shop Columbia – 7C 062-35601 Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Sweden Released: 1978

"Tribute To Buddy Holly" - Rockin' Devils (UK).

"Chapel Up In Heaven" - Gloria Grey, WB 5287 (1962)