buddy holly - bo diddley - 1963 video free download

Brandon Hemmie

Not that I dont LOVE this song and Buddy Holly, but I swear I have heard a newer version of this.. anyone know who that would be by?

John Bill

this is fucked

imBookie420

Obsesin over Buddy Holly, think you've heard it all then you discover this gem. Rave on Buddy , R.I.P. Sir. 50 years on , not forgotten and you never will be..

boybblue

1963?, but Buddy passed away in 1959!!

thetruth

When I was 15 I first saw Buddy in concert,the most amazing feeling 

Ron B

Of course this is highly overdubbed. I believe the original was just BH on acoustic guitar. But, curiously, I like the overdubs.

Tom Vaughn

I saw Buddy perform this song live on a Lubbock Television station in 1956. It is still the greatest concert I ever saw.

Alyne Sage

why does the title say 1963?

Trampus Lane

this is a good song but it is hard to tell what parts buddy is playing on guitar because norman petty overdubbed this song and many others that sound like crap compared to the undubbed versions

tisha3souls

miss you buddy

ffdztdr

Buddy Holly rose from the dead and sang this song in 1963.

ffdztdr

There's tons of songs from the early 60's that were recorded in the late 50's and weren't released until the early 60's. But to me the early 60's is still the 50's. it really didn't change until 1965, with hippies and British Invasion, and psychedellic rock. of course Beatles were '64 and up. Even songs recorded in the early 60's still sound 50's, like You're 16 you're beautiful and you're mine by Johnny Burnette (1960), and Runaround Sue by Dion and the Belmonts (1961), and the great Imposter (1962) and No particular place to go by Chuck Berry (1964) and lots more! from 1960-1964. or Watch American Graffiti! about the late 1950's early 1960's era.

Lemony Snicket

Wow! Like I was there.

Jaynee Harpe

One of the earliest examples of psychedelic videos - LOVE the song!

Frank Hebner

1959/1963 please, there are professionals out there that can help you. Think about it, there was an invention called a Tape Recorder. That machine could capture you're voice and believe it or not, you could actually play it back at a future date. If you died someone else's could play that same tape back and hear the voice/guitar of the departed. I know to a caveman this sounds like the work of the devil but on the other hand it is not rocket science!

ShanghaiRooster

@BonnieGotClyde36 Yes, Buddy recorded this in 1956, but it wasn't released until 1963. That's "your" history lesson for the day ;-)

Bobbi Jo Woods

Fucking love this song the way Buddy does it.

Cris Bravo

Rock and Roll is not dead. Buddy Holly and Bo Diddley were Great.

TheConorsmithusa

weird video

Rolf O. J. Hener

Wenn ich das höre, kommt die Erinnerung an meine Jugend,in den sechziger Jahren.

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