Andrea Bocelli and Holly Stell. Holly Stell, in duet with none other than Andrea Bocelli. And this is a very moving performance indeed of a new Andrea song, Go Where Love Goes. It's a song from Andrea's   more...newest album, simply titled Andrea.

The video is from an Ice skating special, Tribute on Ice - and really, this is a sensational, exquisitely beautiful duet between Andrea and the extraordinary talented Holly. I was deeply, deeply moved by it - and I can only encourage you to watch this remarkable performance. The skater on the video is Ekaterina Gordeeva - and she substantially adds to the visual delight.

I think Holly Stell is a name to remember. Thoroughly, thoroughly recommended.

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THE W.B. ADD

Buddy Holly (Guitar and Vocal) recorded WHISHING probably June 2, 1958 at Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico with Tommy Allsup (Lead Guitar), George Atwood (String Bass) and   more...Bo Clarke (Drums) as a Demo (together with LOVE`S MADE A FOOL OF YOU) for the Everly Brothers. The song was overdubbed in 1963 for Single and LP release. The song was written by Buddy Holly and Bob Montgomery.  less

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The B&O Holly Tree in Eastern Maryland

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Buddy Holly wrote "Maybe Baby" (with a little help fro his mom) and recorded it as a demo March 12, 1957, In Clovis New Mexico, with Buddy Holly (Vocal and Guitar), Jerry Allison on Drums and   more...Joe B. Mauldin on Bass. Niki Sullivan singing the Background. Copyrights for this material belonging to myself for the video and Buddy Holly, Coral Records and Universal Music Group for the Music.  less

"Everyday" is a song written for Laura Elizabeth Coxon, by Charles Hardin (Buddy Holly) and Norman Petty, recorded as a single by Buddy Holly and the Crickets on May 29, 1957 and released on   more...September 29, 1957. Holly plays acoustic guitar; drummer Jerry Allison slaps his hands on his lap for percussion; Joe B. Mauldin plays a standup acoustic bass; and producer Norman Petty's wife, Vi, plays the celeste (a keyboard instrument with a glockenspiel-like tone, used in such classical pieces as "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy" from The Nutcracker). The song length is an economical 2 minutes and 5 seconds. The song is ranked #236 on the Rolling Stone magazine's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Copyrights belonging to myself for the video, and Buddy Holly and Universal Music Group  less

This was Buddy Holly's second and unfortunately last appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. A great performance. This was performed live January 26, 1958. Copyright belonging to CBS

Released on the Coral label in 1957. Although most people would consider this to be by Buddy Holly, at the time he was the uncredited singer of The Crickets, and his name does not appear on the label.

That'll be the day, performed by Buddy Holly. Recoreded on MCI records

One of The Best Buddy Holly Songs. Written 1958 and Recorded December 3rd 1958, Overdubbed in 1960.

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Holly from Pound Puppies

Just a Buddy Holly Story....lol

This is dedicated to all of my friends on LV, I hope that all of you like this one? I tried really hard to sing this one. Enjoy! :-)

The song was first recorded on December 14, 1958 by Holly (only himself with guitar) in apartment 4H of "The Brevoort", Fifth Avenue (Manhattan), Manhattan (many other sourced say apartment   more...3B). After Holly's death on February 3, 1959, his home recordings of his last six compositions were turned over to record producer Jack Hansen. Hansen hired studio musicians and a backup vocal group, the Ray Charles Singers, to augment Holly's vocal and guitar. The idea was to match the established sound of Buddy Holly and the Crickets as closely as possible.  less

I'm Changing All Those Changes
I should have reconsidered all those things I said I'd do
So now I'm changing all those changes
That I made when I left you

Sweetheart I'm changing all those changes
That I made   more...when I left you
Because I made those changes when I thought you were untrue

But now you're gone, I've found I'm wrong
There's nothing I can do
Except to change up all those changes
That I made when I left you

I didn't stop to think, I just left without a care
And I know you're gone and I can't find you anywhere

I should have reconsidered all those things I said I'd do
So now I'm changing all those changes
That I made when I left you

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Buddy Holly Collection
Complete Buddy Holly
For the first time Anywhere
Reminiscing ['63]
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Red Robinson interviews Buddy Holly in Vancouver, BC, Canada on October 23, 1957. :)

Performed live December 1st, 1957. This was Buddy Holly's first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. :)

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