Buddy Holly on the Arthur Murray Dance Party 12/29/57
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- Buddy Holly and the Crickets made an appearance on the Arthur Murray Dance Party on December 29, 1957. It was unusual to see a band like the Crickets performing on the show. This video includes the complete introduction by Kathryn Murray. Another interesting note...this footage is used on Dick Clark's "American Bandstand" compilations. Clark claims that the footage of the only appearance that Holly and the Crickets made on Bandstand in the fall of 1958 was destroyed in the 70s. They performed "Heartbeat". It's a shame that the footage was destroyed because it was Buddy's last appearance on TV before his death.
- Hudba
Possibly the most punk rock video ever recorded. Dude didn’t even have a vocal mic or monitors. What a dang legend .
I just smile when I hear the woman's words at the beginning: "No matter what you think of rock and roll, I want you to keep an open mind." Wish more people were like this now a days
They wouldn't play this now. It'd be all dancers in dresses and tuxedos.
Before the evils of rock and roll arrived, it was communists to hate and fear. Before that the Japanese and Hitler's Germans. After R and R it was time to find someone new to hate. The Hippies ! Now the infighting is between the far right and just about anyone else not white or not Republican. Never ends.
That was Kathryn Murray, Arthur's wife and dance partner.
Buddy was the real deal. His music was raw. There's even hints of punk 20 years before it's birth. Long live rock.
He and Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran set the bar for groups to come, sadly taken away too early. Peace
Joe Strummer play guitar the same way. :-)
Down picking. He only lived to 22. Imagine.
This man, Buddy wrote so many of his own songs. “Peggy Sue” was written by his drummer. Needed that snare roll.
Imagine that this kid is from rural Texas creating music and image like that.
Buddy was a fearless artist. He faced life head-on. He even took his geeky looks and ran with it. Made quirky a celebration. Rock-and-roll, let the cat out of the bag, and he was there to tell us, if you feel it in your heart, go-for-it. This was and will always be, true love ways. Bless you all 💛
J.I's hair though lmao 😎
57 the height of square ⬛
perfect statement
Buddy was the most beautiful man to ever walk the planet.
It's too bad Buddy Holly didn't get to see where rock went after him, thanks to his influence.
In late 1958, Buddy opined that the "Rock & Roll Craze" was only going to last about 6 more months. He had no expectation of doing Rock for the rest of his career, so there's no telling what Buddy would have done. Based on his work in New York in 1958, it's pretty clear that he was heading into symphonic recordings. Waylon Jennings (a major fan and friend of Buddy's) said, "It's not a question of where Music would take Buddy Holly. It's a question of where Buddy Holly would have taken Music." It's always going to be a mystery.
@@ZeskoWhirligan i feel like whenever big time singers or musicians die in one the span of a decade or 10 years all within that 10 year period i feel like whatever type of music ere will die out
Rock n roll eventually went to shit and I'm afraid buddy wouldve followed suit. He even hinted as much in other interviews.
Its tragic that he died but as a fan of his I LOVE that ALL of his material is great rather than him filling up his catalog with crap.
If he wouldve lived I would hope that he never would have went the way of progressive rock and instead always remained a real rock n roll entertainer....but again, I'm not sure he would have.
@@mikeyshmelby2291 Buddy would have kept it real us Texas boys that's all we can do
@@ZeskoWhirligan I've read that he was transitioning to folk & country music, though he also wanted to act, produce music, and score films. He probably would have created his own record label at some point. Holly was probably the most ambitious of the 50s rockers. "Learning the Game" evidenced how much his writing skills had blossomed even by age 22.
His playing style was aggressive.. guitar worn low too. Definitely the beginning of a path that lead to the Ramones and beyond...
Happy Birthday Buddy. Today would have been your 81st birthday. You were just a young man of 22 when you left the world in Feb. 1959. Gone but NEVER forgotten! You influenced countless of artists & musicians over the decades and your songs have been and STILL are played around the world! You left us with such a powerful and tremendous legacy of music and all was accomplished in a short period of time! A super talented young man who made many pick up a guitar and want to learn "That'll be the day", Peggy Sue, Rave on, Maybe baby, Oh boy and on. You are missed by many and we can only wonder and imagine what other great songs you would have recorded as time moved on. Happy Birthday Buddy, Rest in Peace and Thank you for the wonderful legacy of music you gave to us all......................
I currently live in Lubbock Texas i go and visit his grave every week when i visit my dear departed mother god bless my mom and buddy holly we miss you and love you..
Buddy had something special. A nice guy with an original sound. Easy to like him.
The myth...The Legend... The one... The only... Immortal Buddy Holly! He did in 3 years what many bands couldnt do in decades! Wow!
Buddy holly to me was the greatest. And the reason I learnt to play the guitar.
Buddy lives in the heart of ever Stratocaster player. God bless you Buddy
Learned
'Learned' and 'learnt' are both used as the past participle and past tense forms of the verb 'to learn'. ... 'Learned' is the preferred way of spelling in the US and Canada, while 'learnt' is favoured in British English.10 Oct 2016
Same here brother .. learned actually watching Gary busey on a VHS... Rewinding maybe baby
Buddy Holly was too great! I remember finding out how he died when I was a kid, and wishing I could travel back in time to say DON'T GET ON THE PLANE, TAKE THE BUS LIKE EVERYONE ELSE to basically save his life and change music forever !
Lol do you know where buddy is from ?
Lubbock, TX. I grew up obsessed with this man, pretty sure I know his life story. How does that have anything to do with my comment? tf
tf i was just saying because im from lubbock and live on the street he grew up on
+Capri Ocito What are you talking about? No one died on the tour bus!
Me too. He has enriched so many lives. Music would not have been the same without him.
How can anyone dislike this? Buddy Holly was a pioneer. RIP Buddy Holly
Man, I bet those girls in the back were trying so hard not to run up to him and hug the crap out of him. HE's so cuuute!!
I was 11 when Buddy died. I was just becoming aware of rock n roll thx to my older sister who was then almost 16. I sure remember when Buddy died which I heard it on the radio & got the sense that it was a pretty big deal. Of course, all three of those who died seemed “old” to me then. 😄
Now 2 of my grown sons both have ‘dibs’ on my Buddy Holly vinyl albums, (not to mention my original Elvis & Beatles records). Buddy was an amazingly creative and gifted musician. There’s never been another like him. Huge loss when all three of those young men died.
You can see why Buddy was special. Unique sound. Unique voice. Geek looking guy until he opens his mouth.
Gae
@@imposterblockade1826 - no you.
@@imposterblockade1826 gae? how old are you 12? gtfu
Don't get a general practitioner when a Rock and Roll specialist is what is needed.
oh my goodness gracious he makes me so flustered he's so gorgeous
IKR?! =D
Ya think so?
Yes
I was a 13 year old in 1957 and like most teenagers I listened to Rock N Roll on my transistor radio. My parents, like most parents of teens in those days did not like RNR and all the body twitching that went along with it. Also, like many other parents they regularly watched the Arthur Murray Dance Party. To say that I was shocked when Kathryn Murray introduced Buddy and the Crickets, is and understatement akin to the Grand Canyon is just a hole in the ground. Watch the wall flower kids behind the band... NOT A MOVEMENT - under strict orders to not dance or move with the beat... OK to let the guys play a song, but dancing to Rock N Roll - No Way! I watched my parents faces, complete shock... FYI, they later learned to enjoy it too.
Richard Troxel I just read that Joe Mauldin, the Bass player for the Crickets has just died... So sad, these were young lads from Lubbock, Texas, who found a sound and a message that resonated with young people everywhere and greatly influenced four young lads in Liverpool. So much so that Joe became a regular in Paul McCartney's annual salute to the Crickets.
It's still cool. Great tunes.
awww Richard I was only born then lol missed all the action but made up for it later, glad to have seen Bobby Vee, Crickets, Marty Wilde and few others though
How amazing that must have been!!
Richard Troxel body movements x🤤
I was born right at the end of '53 and this and Blue Suede Shoes were the first songs that sank in. What an era.
No one can overstate how new and brilliant Buddy was. He died at 22 in 1959. Without him there would have been no Beatles or Rolling Stones.
Paul McCartney owns the rights to these recordings.
@@chrisst8922 I own them in my heart
Bruce Springsteen, Vaughan , Bob Dylan, Joh Fogerty, Beach boys, Eric Clapton, Elton John, Jimi Hendrix and much more!
Buddy Holly is the absolute godfather of power pop and pop punk. Pop rock would not be the same without him
Rock and Rock wouldn’t be the same. The “full band” for the rock sound also came from him. He was so influential for being so young. It’s a shame death took him so early.
I grew up listening to my father's Buddy Holly records. Didn't know Buddy had died before I was even born until I was around 12. I probably cried for a week. Buddy Holly was a musical GENIUS! I'm raising another generation of Buddy Holly fans to carry on the tradition.
THANK YOU for not ruining this amazing gem by dubbing the studio audio over this amazing live performance!! It's perfect just the way it is!!
Uh, it wasn't live. Look again... his guitar isn't even plugged in. And they slightly miss the ending beat. It's a pretty good lip syncing act though.
Buddy's "Peggy Sue" made it to Okinawa in 1958, where I was on overseas
navy shore duty, as a 19 y/o Aviation Electrician's Mate 3rd Class. What an
innocent and peaceful time, compared to the last 20 years, even with the Cold
War closer to Hot than most people knew. Damn shame to lose Buddy so young.
Just love how buddy looks at his guitar on his solo part you can just see all the talent that man had at that time wow
Love Buddy Holly's music. Watching this clip makes me remember how miserable I was trying to fit into that stupid mold back then. Weight on you back leg, point your other toe forward, suck in your tummy, hold your shoulders back, put your hands together, now smile!
As a teen age farm kid in N.E. Iowa in 1958 I was fortunate enuf to see the CRICKETS (BUDDYHOLLY) at Matters Ballroom in Decorah Iowa............see many greats in those good old days. RAL Donner.....B. Bumble and the Stingers...Tony Orlando....Buddy Knox...Jimmie Bowen. They weren't called concerts then..
..they were dances...and we all did.I almost fainted when I got to dance with . RAL DONNER. Never forget the bitter cold snowy a.m. in February when Ma woke me up for school and told the terrible news of the plane crash over in CLEAR LAKE. THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED.
Ask his drummer, Jerry Allison, who TAUGHT HIM to play the drums... Allison always says, "Buddy taught me how to play." Ask Joe Mauldin who taught him how to play bass... Mauldin will immediately say, "Buddy Holly taught me how to play." Buddy MADE DEMANDS that caused his bandmembers to BECOME BETTER than they were. Ask Waylon Jennings. Ask ANYBODY who knew Buddy's background, and they ALL admit that Buddy RECREATED the music scene for small bands.
Buddy had an astounding impact on rock and roll and did it in just a year and a half in the public eye! The influence he had on The Beatles, the entire British Invasion groups, was phenomenal. Had he not died tragically in that plane crash while on the Winter Dance Party tour, he had planned to go back to Lubbock, Texas, his hometown, and open his own recording studio. He wanted to produce new acts. Waylon Jennings, his guitarist on the last tour, being one of them. Lou Giordano was another. A tragic loss for American music when he died at 22, along with The Big Bopper (JP Richardson), and 17-year-old Ritchie Valens. What a legacy they left us though.
It's really amazing how they pulled that off with a electric guitar, drums, and a stand up bass.. That's all they had and it sounded great. It's pure talent simple as that.
It's not a cello, it's a stand up bass.
I thought that was hilarious. He was right about talent
In alot of ways, I wish rockabilly and the stand up bass in particular, never really went away.
***** That's true.
Stand up bace
Love this clip rip Buddy you remain a bedrock of modern culture and thou for such a short time on earth you have truly enriched so many of our lives
All those young women in the background standing absolutely still....obviously under orders. One of the best rock 'n roll songs ever recorded, and at that time new to them. It must have been torture. And this show was called a 'Dance Party'.
Its so interesting you noticed that. They want to move soo bad. Different attitudes for different times is really a crazy thing.
It may have been a "dance party" but not rock n' roll - the AMDP show was ballroom dancing.
Interesting that we see Buddy performing here in the Arthur Murray Dance Party, at the beginning of his fame. His career ended with the Winter Dance Party.
RIP Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper. The music didn't die that day, it'll live on forever.
Gosh I love Buddy Holly’s music. It was the prototype for a lot of later rock. Plus it’s just so cool that a guy in glasses could be a rock star in the days of Elvis.
Buddy Holly was the greatest of them all. He changed the rock and roll era in the late 1950s.
He didnt change anything. He created it.
Buddy was the best, very sad he died so young and before i was born
That's very nice we have this original live video with Buddy and the band in fine costumes performing 'Peggy Sue'...! 🕵🏼♀️🎶🧡🎶😃👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
He was like 21 years old here. Incredible. One of the inventors of Rock and Roll. He’d be in his 80s now had he survived. What’s even more incredible is he was 4 years older than Ritchie Valens. Another charter member of the Rock and Roll first graduating class. God Bless them both. 🎵🎸⛪️
My parents saw him play at his last show before I was born.
They went to the show at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake??!!! OMG I bet your parents have/had incredible stories and memories from that show.
RIP Buddy , now I know why I cried when I watched this earlier.
Elvis and Buddy have their own unique styles. Elvis has the looks, the voice and that wild showmanship that was so unusual in the 50s and that made him King . Buddy is one helluva guitar player and also composes.his own songs.
I love how stoic and pristine all the girls were standing in the background...even though you KNOW the jungle beat and Buddy were getting to them...raw rock and roll heat
What a sweet intro by Kathryn Murray!
A first class lady and a first class band!
LEGENDARY, RIP Buddy Holly!!! Your music lives on in 2020!!!
If you have the gift of music nothing else matters--the gift speaks for itself.
This is Great! Buddy Holly was sure ahead of his time, and the older lady at the begining was very sweet and way more evolved than the people of today.
That's some pretty fierce strumming.
Buddy Holly was amazing. The guy put out so much great music in just a couple of years. His hits are great but so are many of the other songs on his albums. He wrote most of his songs in a time when that wasn’t at all common and arranged his own music for recordings. He was a visionary who was an idol to the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, who saw him play live just a couple days before he was tragically killed. His music will always live on. He’s the true king of rock.
My favorite part is his face expression right before he started singing. It's the expression you give when you're going all in.
61 years on proves that genius and class are permanent.
The drumming is great! Joe B. is the man. This is the original rock and roll band . . . a power trio.
Is it creepy to be so in love with a dead man? Love you Buddy Holly!!
Kelly Johnson not at all :P I'm quite in love with him as well
Hell no! He is one of the greatest artist in history!
Being a fan of someone who inspires you is completely normal, I think. He would be an old, old man if he was alive to-day, but since he will remain 22 forever, no wonder his memory touches your emotions.
@@caressofstars4239 Idk why but that gave me chills.
I think he was a gentleman. Seemed a very nice young man. I respect him. Its ok to love the deceased.
Abbreviated version. Love that intro. Rock and Roll was considered the rebellious music culture, and most old folks said it wouldn't last; hence Danny and the Juniors', "Rock and Roll Is Here To Stay". This is a great video. Thanks.
Wow such a great performance and live!!
The influence Buddy Holly would have had on rock and roll cannot even be imagined. So many fantastic tunes is a short time. Like some said earlier, I believe his influence would have been greater than Elvis',
beautiful man, first hot geek
He had no choice, his eyesight was so weak that he tried to play without his glasses and nearly fell off the stage.
@@shoknifeman2mikado135 - that made me laugh harder than it should've.
R.I.P - Buddy Holly
shoknifeman2 mikado late but he was playing and the guitar pick fell out of his hand and he had to get on hands and knees in front of the crowd and he cauldron find his guitar pick and contacts were to uncomfortable then so he started whetting his glasses on stage.
1:32 jerry kinda look pissed tho 😂😂😂😂
Yes
A compilation of Buddy Holly songs was actually the very first record I bought in 1976 when I was eight years old. 41 years have gone by and I still love his music like I did back then.
This made me cry.....not sure why, guess cuz he's so frickin innocent, amazing and transcendent. I don't think I'll ever forget seeing this for the first time. Thank y
"Rock and roll specialists." I love it!
How can over 200 people SELECT a video knowing it features Buddy Holly then give this priceless piece of film the thumbs down?
Can only be insane people!
Some people live to vote no.
Maybe they don't like lip syncing?
GOD---Buddy was a complete musical genius.
From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan.
Wonderful introduction! Where did such classy respect go?
The Rock N Roll specialists
Anytime I see him live I think that the music would go in another direction if that plane landed well.. He was such a hero, and I'm sure that being such a creative talent he could be the superstar of the 60s. To see, how he aging, how he became wise and experienced while still bright and shiny... This world lacks Buddy Holly.
It's so weird that the people were told not to dance to buddy's music! If I was thier I don't think I'd be able to resist that beat and such an awesome song. RIP Buddy Holly ❤
this rock and roll is completely better than the rock and roll of today's rock and roll today's is crap that's why I'm listening right now to a Buddy Holly CD set
The more time passes, the better this sounds. We love you Buddy Holley!
im 13 and I like music from the 50s 60s 70s 80s and 90s
Good for you
punkrockstuff lol right its like you want a cookie?
Bryce Beltran i dont want anything why does everyone say i want something
Ignore the internet tough guys Tyler. I grew up on music from the 50's, 60's and 70's and it's good to hear a younger person recognising the great wealth of good music from earlier decades.
I did too at your age, music isn't meant to only be enjoyed when it was created but for forever and for everyone. You like what you like. I hope it brings you loads of happiness, and comfort.
i'm 23 and love, love, love this music...as long as there are people my age to hear it, buddy holly will live forever
Buddy Holly is an amazing musician. He gave us so much in such a short time. I can't imagine how all those women standing behind Buddy could just stand there like statues while he was singing. I cannot listen to him without moving and dancing up a storm! He stirs my spirit. Thank you Buddy.
Buddy could've never imagined his approach to songwriting, his band lineup, and energy would set the stage for The Beatles, the music of the 1960s, and Pop Music Future. Our greatest treasures aren't always wrapped in pretty boy looks. Buddy Holly was a musical dynamo!
If Buddy Holly lived longer i honestly feel like he would've been more famous than elvis.
Man, when you consider all the great songs -- Peggy Sue, Oh Boy, Rave on, It's Alright, That'll Be the Day, Peggy Sue Got Married, Everyday and about 15 others -- all written, recorded and released in just 2 years by the age of 22(!!!) it is staggering to think of what he could have accomplished.
I agree. He was a genius.
Elvis music was boring!! Buddy has the real talent
Ridiculous
I Agree
I love Buddy. That old lady is just the cutest! All the kids are on their best behavior, too. Id at least be swaying.
Kathryn Murray
THE AUDIENCE LOOKS LIKE THEY ARE IN SHOCK NO EMOTIONS AT ALL THANKS BUDDY HOLLY ❤
Love this song R.I.P Buddy Holly
It's hard to imagine a time when this was considered provocative...
Mercy. Time travel . if I could do it One more time and change the world. BH was best. EVER.
Can you imagine just standing still in the background lol. I couldn't sit still on the couch while that was playing. God bless rock and roll and Buddy Holley.
Just noticed how odd Buddy's fingering for the A chord was. Interesting.
Oh yeah! Have noticed it myself. Will recommend this alternative to those who struggle with the "official" way of doing an A!
@@caressofstars4239 We all play A differently. I use what maybe 3 shapes given my mood, the previous and next chord etc.
Buddy Holly lives!
Thank you Buddy Holly and The Crickets
I would like to pay tribute to young people aged 15 to 20 who come here to immortalize the songs and dances of the 40s, 50s and 60s. Congratulations to everyone who has good taste !!
All through that, Buddy was only stroking DOWN on the Fender. Not UP and down, just DOWN. "Peggy Sue" was originally called "Cindy Lou," a Calypso song that Buddy wrote and performed for his niece, Cindy Lou. Jerry Allison asked Buddy if they could change the title to "Peggy Sue" (Peggy Sue was Jerry's fiancé at the time). Buddy said YES, but only if Jerry could play paradiddles all the way through the song. Jerry did it, played paradiddles, and Buddy changed the song title to Peggy Sue.
Nice story :}
In 1958 Elvis, the king of Rock & Roll, went to the Army and never came back. Jerry Lee Lewis was banned and blacklisted, Little Richard retired, Chuck Berry was in prison and Buddy Holly died in 1959. What a mess. Buddy was a real genius. Rip.
The conditions were set for the arrival of The Beatles to help fill the void you described.
Jim McNair
Well, the Rickeys (and Fabian) came first, then the Folkies, The Beach Boys, then The Beatles.
Good point, well made, about Elvis.
Pepe Ladd I dont understand, elvis died in 1977...
jonny yuma You know why in my opinion. His mom died while he was in the Army...he was never the same once he came back.
Buddy Holly is definitely one of the feel good musicians I can turn to on any given day and feel ten times happier.
So sad to think that Buddy only had just over a year left to live after this.
Buddy Holly, a true genius. What a fascinating performance.
This is real music, and it was, and still is powerful music.
He’s 20 years old in this video, pretty nuts when you think about how young he actually was.
It's amazing how rock and roll went from that thing youngsters like to the standard of pop music.
"Rock n Roll Specialists receive polite applause......"
Of course they had no way of knowing they were in the presence of RR Royalty.
She's wonderful the way she asks her audience to give these young fellows a chance. She refers to them as "rock 'n roll specialists"
Katherine is so sweet
I'll never understand how can they stand so still und such a great music.
Thank you, Jerry Allison.
Aside from the greatness of Holly, the band is sublime. That drummer does more with a on the floor Bass beat and snare than many can't do with double kick and heavy metal kit.
Can you imagine what the strat he is playing would be worth today?
My father went to Norman Petty studios while Norman's wife was still alive. His favorite musician was Buddy Holly. His pictures he got were great. He also visited Buddy Holly's grave. It has a metal of some type pressed with Buddy's image on it if I remember right. Somberist of photos. The tour played Serb Hall in Milwaukee, Wi in my state before his last place in Clear Lake, Iowa. A lot of musicians death's have wisconsin connections or close times. Like Stevie Ray Vaughn's copter crash after leaving Alpine Valley. Too many young dead. And Eddue Cochran died a year after the day the music died. 58-59 were sad years indeed for r'n'r. Rip.
Eric Clapton's Blackie sold for just under a million. Don't forget his 50's Fender tube amp. It would be worth a bundle too.
Raw, hearfelt, and original. Rock on Buddy.
Buddy was way ahead of his time. LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!
The lady at the beginning reminds me of the principal in Grease.
Max Power i was thinking the same thing
She's adorable, and a kind, openminded lady. She was a lot nicer to them that Ed Sullivan was.
I believe that was Katherine Murray. She and her husband Arthur got people dancing all over the world. They did mostly ballroom style dancing and there were Arthur Murray Dance schools in many cities.
Wow..how can all those people in the background not be moving an inch to this?..those were some very rigid times back then.. I could never stand still like that confronted with such a masterful piece of Rock 'n' Roll
+J Mac They all were want to break loose and wanted to but you have to remember that they had never heard this new sound and didn't know what to think of it.
Back then it wasn't proper to do that. You were considered a hooligan if you just busted out and startted dancing. There were certain rules you had to follow.
***** That's just how things were back then. You didn't do certain things. You were supposed to be proper and act a certain way, especially in public. I think some of that should be brought back, the acting proper in public thing at least, and not acting like a damn fool or you just escaped from the Flakey Farm, for the whole world to see and just for the attention.
***** I wasn't talking about dresses and all of that, although some of the clothes women wear should noy be worn. I'm talking about the way people act. Most people used to be more polite especially in public.
***** Again, I'm not talking about that and those weren't polite people with manners, those were sickos, monsters and people who were against all things good. Those were people who wanted to destroy, who did not want to make progress with certain things, were ignorant, were greedy, only cared about themselves, had a one track mind, were close minded and so on. I'm talking about manners and the people who had to be kind to you wherever you went and those were actually kind to everyone no matter what. You're obviously not undertsanding anything I'm saying. I didn't think I would have to explain or have to explain the difference. With the exception of a few races, although there were a lot of times that was passed over, people were willing to help unlike most places that you go to for "help" today that don't help you and or give very little help. The most "help they give today are to those that don't need or deserve it. Certain people get $10,000 a month or more in social security and food stamps because they refuse to lose 900 lbs or (im being nice here and not saying) certain groups of people don't or they say they don't speak english, while I get barely enough to survive on each month and I get told "I'm sorry, but we can't give you anymore help then that". Because that's what a certain "running group" tells me I'm worth, because of what I look like and according to them I have no ailments or illness even though I suffer from depression and severe chronic anxiety. add and adhd, which are illnesses, as well as a bad back, several herniated discs in my spine and my spine is now slowly deteriorating, I also have to take super strong pain medication, anxiety medication and other medication for the add and adhd, which all of keeps me from working and going out in public for the most part, but according to them, when I was first just diagnosed with the spine, back, depression and anxiety, they said none of that should prevent me from working. Even though some is being done for me now and years ago they couldn't have done much for me, but still, I don't get enough money and my Dr get s questioned why I need all of that medicine. Hello, I have ailments. Sorry for going on, but I was trying to make a point.
His legacy lives on! ❤️
They were fine rock & roll specialists.