Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
in 1956, buddy holly taped a phone conversation he had with his label in which he asked (with an almost painful amount of politeness and courtesy) his label head to release the rights to some of his songs that he felt the label recorded/arranged poorly/failed to push to radio. buddy believed the tracks, if arranged and promoted properly, could be successful.
buddy's version of "that'll be the day" became a massive hit.
the day the music died
on february 3, 61 years ago, a plane carrying buddy holly, ritchie valens, and the big bopper crashed near clear lake iowa, killing them as well as the pilot.
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