Rave On - Buddy Holly Lives! video free download
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Duration: 02:31
Uploaded: 2007/09/19
Originally recorded at Bell Sound Studios in New York Jan 25, 1958 - Written by Sonny West and Bill Tilghman this went on to be a major hit in the US and even more so in the UK. It was one of three Holly tunes to chart at the same time in the UK unheard by today's standards. Original backing musicians were JI Allison (drums) and Joe B Mauldin (bass), Norman Petty (piano) and Al Caiola and Dominic Arnone. Performed by Buddy Holly Lives! in 2002 at the Weaveshed Performing Arts Theatre in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada
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7 years ago
Marc Miner
Hey, fantastic vids! I'm pretty sure you will love my video, so check it out and leave a comment! Have a great day! Cheers, Marc8 years ago
санёк мосин
жаль что погиб рано мог бы многое бы ещё написать8 years ago
TJ Scuroko
I dug it.10 years ago
Promoagent
Audience are a bit stiff but otherwise rockin11 years ago
ToneKats
lol - nope - it's Marty from BHL11 years ago
ToneKats
We stacked the front row with mannequins...12 years ago
Paul Essom
and there is no way this is horrible12 years ago
Paul Essom
thats the sound that we would have heard back in them days..it sounds blooming fantastic to me12 years ago
ToneKats
@BKStudioFi Actually it was New York not Clovis - Here are the details of the session.12 years ago
ToneKats
@BKStudioFi Norman Petty flew in from Clovis for a recording session on Jan 25, 1958 from 8pm - 2am at Bell Sound Studios (237 West 54th St). Buddy, The Crickets & Norman Petty & Coral Records studio musicians on "Rave On" & "That's My Desire". By 8pm on the 26th, Buddy & The Crickets were performing "Oh Boy" on the Ed Sullivan Show. Buddy & The Crickets would do their remaining group recordings in Clovis. Buddy would return to New York to record on his own at the famed Pythian Temple12 years ago
MrRaNdOmPOTATO
You guys are good.13 years ago
Norm Elliott
Hey Man, ur a big man indeed, a few negative comments on here & all the ones Ive read you have answered very positively & with dignity. As far as the clips concerned, I hear you when you say it was 7 or 8 years ago, I hate seeing clips of old performances Ive done. For my part, I think its fine & trust me, I know my Buddy stuff very well >>> Keep keepin that fien name alive & good luck with all future shows ... In a world of negative & aggressive Internet comments your a huge part of the cure :)13 years ago
buddyhollylive
well All right! excellent song choice bro!13 years ago
Paul O'Neil
Great stuff.13 years ago
Ben Maples
The guitar is not heavy enough on the down beat. It should be accentuating it. "Buddy" is httin' it on the up beat & the "Crickets" are hitting it where it should be. The strumming hand needs to be heavier on the down, not the up strum if that makes any better sense. Only real things I see missing. Doesn't matter who wrote it. Buddy made it his. Singer doesn't have the yelp [Texas twang] in his voice as Buddy did. The beginning should almost be like he's hick-upping. Great tribute band though.13 years ago
SteveZodiac2001
@rockabillyotis I think this is very good. Tribute shows and bands are tricky because people always expect to hear things "the right" way - i.e. the way THEY heard it the first time they heard it.13 years ago
ToneKats
@MrRaNdOmPOTATO Thanks! - This was a gig from 2003 - There is new stuff from 2010 on the site, same three guys and it's getting tighter and better.13 years ago
MrRaNdOmPOTATO
holy shit i couldn't tell that this wasn't buddy holly at first ----i figured it out by the vid. color and description----- but great job13 years ago
buddyhollylive
@consul1957 True - I way prefer Buddy's playing to my own - Have you seen any of the 2010 videos - this one is from 2003...several hundred shows ago13 years ago
Pete Nineteensixty
The guitar playing hasn't the attack that Buddy had, but not bad!Related Videos
