Buddy Holly PLAYLIST - Rave on! , That'll Be The Day AND Peggy Sue (LIVE) REACTION
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Buddy Holly - Rave on!
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People this was 1957!! New sound of what was to come by a SUPER talented artist who would influence tons of artists who followed.
They were the First white band to play Harlems famed Apollo theater. They were booked by accident, but Buddy insisted they play. At first they were booed, until Buddy started playing and he BROUGHT THE HOUSE DOWN to a standing ovation! True story. The legend was taken in that horrible plane crash which also took the lives of Richie Valens and the Big Bopper. Buddy was only 22ys old. I love his music.
Didn't know that about them playing the Apollo. Thanks, Great Story. Buddy is one of my all-time musical heroes, as he is yours I guess?
They did not boo, they were polite and quiet. They were surprised and did not know what to expect. When he began to play his guitar and sing, they loved him. So sad he and Little Richie Valens died so young (only 17) Richie was Puerto Rican; his real name was not Valens. His short life story was made into a film. "The Buddy Holly Story" also a great film. Both films were made in the 80s or early 90s. Check Wikipedia for info on both of these huge stars of the 1950s.
@@hooleyqueen that movie was inaccurate BS. In real life they were booed at the Apollo for the first few nights, it wasn't till they played Bo Diddley that they won the crowd over.
One of the architects of rock and roll, his influence was heard in rock music for decades after he died. Give him four basic chords and he'd give you a rock masterpiece. Give "Well Alright" a listen, you won't be sorry.
One of the very first who actually played E-Guitar!
He was the first to have the rock standard of 2 guitars a bass & drums. Rock Pioneer & in the initial induction class of the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame.
He blew rock and roll wide open! One of the most important influences of American and British rock.
Don McLean's song American Pie pays tribute in part to Buddy Holly, "the day the music died, (that'll be the day)."
*I hope people read my comment before jumping in and correcting me...
sounds legit
G S Done McLean's American Pie album has so many BEAUTIFUL songs and it's sad that he's only known for American Pie. I hope you will give the entire album a listen :)
@@peggygibbons479 Most people who know and understand and truly appreciate Really Great Music will cite "Vincent" well above AP as his best...
we lost a lot that day, a sad day in music history...
@@hempchimp Check out a tune from that album called "Empty Chairs". It's the song that inspired "Killing Me Softly".
Buddy was active from 1956 until his death in February 1959. He influenced bands from The Beatles to The Hollies. 👍👍
And the Buddy Hollys.
Buddy influenced EVERYBODY...!!
He influenced EVERY rock act that followed
Finally someone giving him some respect
AGREED!!!!
Musicians and song writers have been giving him respect for years!
LEGEND! where the word truly applies!
Does anyone not????
Who hasnt?
He was Buddy Holly, the band were the crickets. There were no genres at this time, whatever you liked you played. If you wrote great songs and performed well you made it. He was huge.
Buddy Holly & The Crickets were amazing and Buddy changed how rock bands recorded. A true pioneer.
I think you'll like Buddy Holly's song called "Everyday." Buddy Holly (pronounced like the holly leaves and red berries at Christmastime) was considered an early rock 'n' roller and was a contemporary of Elvis Presley in the mid-1950s. Linda Ronstadt also covered Buddy's songs "That'll Be the Day" and "It's So Easy (to Fall in Love)" in the 1970s.
His songs "Oh Boy", "Not Fade Away", and "Its So Easy To Fall InLove"(which was covered by Linda Ronstadt)
From the time Buddy released his first album until his plane went down was only about 2 years. He put out all those immortal tunes in two years. I can't even imagine what would have been if he hadn't passed.
Buddy Holly (1936 - 1959) was one of the great innovators of rock 'n' roll. The drummer, Jerry Allison, is still alive. Peggy Sue was named for Allison's first wife.
cliptych Had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with Buddy’s widow Elena Holly Diaz back in 1981. Very nice and sweet lady.
Waylon Jennings was also one of his drummers
@@haroldbidwell3079 Waylon played bass guitar for Buddy after he and the Crickets parted ways. Waylon gave up his seat to Ritchie Valens on that fatal night. He had guilt for years after that. The last conversation was:
Buddy - I hope your old bus dies.
Waylon - Well, I hope your old plane crashes.
Some other good ones to listen to:
Oh, Boy!
Maybe Baby
I'm Gonna Love You Too
True Love Ways
Every Day
Taken away too soon .Long live the Big Bopper , Richie &Buddy.
This was definitely the 50s,(that'll be the day was covered years later by Linda Rondstadt)unfortunately and sadly he along with Richie Valens and The Big Bopper were killed in a plane crash early February 1959- an early rock and roll legend
The song is rock and roll from the late 50"s. His last name is pronounced "hall- e" like the Holly tree.
She was driving me crazy with her pronunciation.
Peggy Sue was one of Buddy Holly's biggest hits and it has always been my favorite.
50’s and 60’s music is just the Best 😎
Well, the stuff we're still listening to now was the best. There's a bunch that's best forgotten.
@@WashashoreProd well i have over 400 songs on my playlist, on spotify, so i know a lot ;D. BUT yea a bunch of songs has been forgotten
Silas Tengler I ABSOLUTELY agree! I LOVE 50's,60's and early seventies! The best music EVER! Thanks Silas! Greetings from Australia.
50’s
The name of his group was "The Crickets".
And before that he and his band had an album titled "The Chirping Crickets".
And the Beatles were inspired by that name.
Buddy Holly was one of Rock 'n' Roll's first singer/songwriters. He died in a plane crash along with two other Rock 'n' Roll artists, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper on February 3, 1959. That day is known as the Day the Music Died.
Buddy Holly became an instant legend because of his talent, style and range! From Rave On and Peggy Sue - the drum beat here is fabulous! to Everyday!
As long as their is space on a turntable for a 45 there will be Buddy Holly one of the greats!
Legendary performer with so many great musicians either doing covers of his song or just modernizing his style. New Wave and Rockabilly followed in the late1970’s. All good and much more!
I love Buddy Holly . Nice reactions
React to "Maybe Baby" love that song. Buddy Holly is one of the Greats.
Think It Over.. another pained love song
Some of these old songs and artistes were brilliant, he was amazing and so are you with your reactions, I was around 7 years old in those days.
Buddy and his crickets had a huge effect on Rock and modern music.
These were very old live recordings here, but talent like this will last Almost forever 🌹❤️😁🇬🇧
Buddy Holly was a singer in the 50's. I have loved his songs since I first heard them in the 1970' when there was a nostalgia for the 1950's. I love all his songs like you Peggy Sue is my favorite ❤️
Listen to his slow song True Love Ways, written for his girlfriend
And Linda Ronstadt did a kickass cover of That'll Be The Day.
He wrote it for his wife. And yes, listen India!
Linda Ronstadt did a lot of kickass covers.
@@JNUKARA I didn't know if they were married yet or not.👍
@@WashashoreProd Indeed.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 They got married two weeks after they met.
When Buddy wrote Peggy Sue he originally called the song Betty Lou but his drummer was dating a girl called Peggy Sue at the time so he asked Buddy to change it to her name and the rest is history.
There's also the sequel, Peggy Sue Got Married.
It was Cindy Lou.
Cindy Lou
He originally called the song Cindy Lou, for his favorite niece
I think that Buddy holly was dating her not the drummer because when a guy interview her she said that she was dating Buddy holly
Hi India, Buddy Holly and the Crickets original Rock and Roll. I'm 72 and you are right in their with my Radio/Music foundation. Growing up was a blast. Sit back some time and spend an afternoon cruising this era. Ritchie Valens, Buddy Knox, Bill Haley, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran. These are the roots of what was to become the 60's. Peace
Hey India, could you react to the Buddy Holly song “True Love Ways “ Thank You.
He wrote that one for his new wife Maria who he loved dearly. She was pregnant with their baby. He died less than a month later and Maria lost the baby.
That song is a tearjerker!
The sax is magical; sounds like it was recorded in a high school gymnasium, and you're listening in the hallway before you walked in for the homecoming dance.
My personal favorite Buddy Holly song.
feldspar hoobyshoob That is a great description!!
His last name is pronounced Holly like the Christmas song " have a Holly jolly Christmas, it's the best time of the year"
Love you dear India,and have loved Buddy Holly for over 40 years.Not gonna complain about the mispronunciation.To a lot of us fans,Holly is Holy! Loved to see you react to him (if Buddy was alive he'd've enjoyed it too!)
I still do not know how I missed Buddy Holly, it was 1986 when I got my first Two LP Set.
I now have the Complete Set with the hardback book, But I still look back fondly at my Complete Buddy Holly Boxed LP set, even though it wasn't as complete. Listening to his music still brings a tear to my eye..
You picked the most well known three. The studio version of Peggy Sue, originally written as 'Cindy Lou' was recorded on one drum and mixed.
The days where wearing a suit with a bow tie was considered rock 'n roll.
He was only 22 when he passed away . Rave on was his last hit with the Crickets , he made a lot of hits with the Crickets . He had a love for music he liked Rock and Roll and started with Country music with Buddy Holly and Bob . 1955 - 1959 .
Buddy was from Texas. I think that was why his vocals are so different. He played what's known as chord leads, not single string. Buddy broke through the lock of gospel and country music of his era. A true Texan Maverick.
Giving Buddy Holly some love!!! My parents got me hooked on old school rockabilly, the Everly brothers and Elvis as a kid! Roy Orbison is another great!!!
In 1986 Buddy Holly was in the first group of performers to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall along with musical legends like Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, the Everly Brothers, and James Brown. That's how important a figure he was in rock music.
Buddy Holly is from Lubbock Texas. My dad went to school with him, and has a yearbook signed by Buddy.
Sadly, February 3, 1959 was the day the musics died. He was only 23 when he died in that plane crash. He was a heavy influence on the Beatles, The Stones, The Who,, Clapton, and the whole British Invasion. He was one of the first to have the classic rock lineup. Guitar Bass and Drums. He arranged and wrote most of his own music. There is no telling how big he would have been if that plane did not crash in Clear Lake Iowa.
He sang 50s music amd died in a plane crash in 1959 or 1958 and I loved all of his songs .
First white musician to play at the apollo theatre
Gary Busey starred as Buddy Holly in the movie and when that part of the movie came on, Gary Busey nailed that performance... He should have got an Oscar for his role as Buddy, but he didn't...
you mean musicians it was Buddy Holly and the crickets...J.I. Allison ,Joe.B mauldin and Nikki Sullivan.........the whole band are the first whites to play the Apollo theatre......
The Buddy Holly Story movie was wildly inaccurate in places including the Apollo performance. They weren't the first white artists to perform and the crowd was very receptive from the moment they were introduced as their music was well known on the radio at the time.
@@stpnwlf9 they were the first white act to appear at the Apollo theater ... they were accidentally booked because they thought they were getting the black doowop group also named the Crickets that came out a few years earlier.........they were also the first white act to be booked on a all black tour after the Apollo shows.....they went on tour with all the black artist's that performed at the Apollo theater the same time they did.......the movie got some things wrong but the filmmakers got a lot of facts right too.......
True
I love your reactions. Thank you for keeping Buddy Holly and The Crickets' music alive (pronounced (Hah-lly, Buddy). Keep it coming. Try reacting to "Well Alright," "It's So Easy," "It Doesn't Matter Anymore," or "Early in the Morning." Buddy was one of the first white acts to perform at the Apollo. He influenced all the British groups that followed him after his untimely death in 1959. He defined the rock and roll lineup of two guitars, bass, and drums...later a trio of one guitar, one bass, and one drummer...The first rock and roll trio.
Buddy didn't get enough credit for his innovative Rock and Roll sound and guitar work. Only a few were in his class in that time period, Chuck Berry, of course is one!
Richard Brewer, I am a Peggy Sue, born in 1959. One of my daughter's 20 yr old friends recently heard "Peggy Sue" & she called & asked if I had ever heard of this guy named Buddy Holly. LOL When my daughter was about 6, she saw an Elvis video & she said, "Mom! There was this guy and he was SO handsome & he sang so good & his name was Elvis Kresley! Have you heard of him?" "Elvis Kresley? Yes! I've heard of that guy!" ;)
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The pioneer of rock ‘n’ roll Buddy Holly 🔥 Doesn’t get the respect he deserves for what he did in such a short space of time, he was a genius.
"That'll Be The Day" is my favorite Buddy Holly song but there are so many to listen to. When you can also check out "Words of Love," "It's So Easy," "Maybe Baby," "Well... All Right," "Oh Boy," and "You're the One" among the others.
Buddy Holly, love his songs they are uplifting. He was raised in West Tx., Lubbock. Known for wonderful songs and great ability shows in his gift of song writing as well as singing. Early. 1960s. I also would suggest True Love Ways. Fatally killed in plane wreck along with two or three other singers. Actually plane killed him in 1950s. So he mostly had career in 1950s. I also love Maybe Baby.
He was 21 here! He died at 22. He’s arguably the second most influential singles artist in music history behind Bob Dylan despite being popular for about two years. He was so far ahead of his time it’s hard to fathom.
I remember my dad telling me one time that had Holly lived, he would have been bigger than Elvis. He was a better songwriter, was already doing things in 1958 Elvis and others could only dream of, and, unlike Elvis, EVERYONE liked Holly.
Such a shame. Great, great artist.
he is the father of rock n roll .
Hard to believe that with the massive musical influence Buddy had on all of the artists that followed in the 60's, 70's, 80's and into the 90's he died aged 22........... a true legacy...... his music still stands the test of time.. thank you for the reaction, its so great to see .......
True legend! Buddy was one of the main artists of Rock n Roll 50's style. Too hard to choose a song, but my personal favourite is words of love. I've been fortunate to relive the 50's through the rockabilly revival of the late 70's and 80's which not only happened in the UK, but through Rockin' Ronnie Weiser was big in LA too. Although still very underground. Rebel beat 2007 La rockabilly story is well worth a watch.
Peggy Sue lived in Lubbock, TX still & passed away in 2018. She’d be at music festivals well into her 70s in her short shorts, taking pictures & signing autographs. Forever immortalized.
Buddy Holly-February made me shiver, with every paper I deliver. Bad news on the doorstep, I couldn't take one more step. I can't remember if I cried, when I read about his widow bride. Something touched me deep inside, the day the music died. That was about Buddy Holly from the song "American Pie."
Awesome! I love Buddy Holly, he was even the idol of my idols. Please, react to his song "True Love Ways".
Buddy Holly was from Lubbock Texas hence the country vibe. His chords, progressions, vocal style, and harmonies set the standard for rock-n-roll forever
Buddy Holly is one of my favorite artists. I actually just finished writing an entire college thesis about his contribution to the world of rock music and his lasting legacy.
In short, the genre of rock n' roll would not have seen its boom in the 1960s without him. His style of rock music, his guitar playing, and his image directly inspired some of the biggest names in rock music. The Beatles were directly inspired by Holly's image and music, so were the Rolling Stones.
He was one of the first to use a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar, which is a staple in rock music.
Buddy Holly died at the age of 22, but he arguably had just as much, if not MORE influence than the King himself, Elvis Presley. Elvis even regarded him as one of the most unique artists in rock music.
By the way, his name is pronounced like the Christmas thing. "Haw-lee". Not "holy". But that's just me being nit-picky haha.
My personal favorite Buddy Holly song is called "Oh Boy!". If you like faster-paced, more rock n' roll-sounding music, that's definitely my recommendation.
Also fun fact with the "tribal" drums of Peggy Sue, the drummer Jerry Allison used that beat as a warm-up, but Holly liked the sound it created with the guitar and vocals, so they kept it!
I am so proud and glad that you are playing some Buddy Holly (pronounced "haul-ee"). He is from Lubbock, TX, which is my home town. So many artists that came after him said he influenced their music. Such a great talent - gone too soon, but never forgotten.
I agree with Edwin I would like to see you react to "True Love Ways" thank you.
Everyone in England loved liked and respected the late great Buddy Holly & the Crickets, i think he almost had a bigger following than Elvis
certainly with the English groups Beatles,Stones,Peter & Gordon,The Searchers, The hollies, Freddie & the Dreamers,etc everyone of them wanted to be Buddy Holly and a band like The Crickets.
Loved your eyes & reactions to Buddy's self penned songs.
Hopefully the future will " keep rockin'" in the 21st century, thank you, much appreciation of your positive comments & interest.
A true king of Rock & Roll, the first to ever write, produce & sing his own material.
Just picture all the kids back in Lubbock Texas moving and bobbing their heads when they heard 'Rave On' back in 1958 just like you did. They were realizing that they were beginning to see and hear the Birth of Rock and Roll...
And it was Glorious.
Great band great songs , great talent. Buddy holly was a class act
Buddy was a pioneer in Rock n Roll. Such a talent gone before his prime.
My father was the same age, and lived in the same region (West Texas) as Holly. He saw him play in small bars, roller rinks....and I don't think dad was ever the same after Holly died. I actually lived in Holly's birth home in college. Dad refused to walk in the door.
Buddy Holly was one of the legends of the Rock and Roll era unfortunately he died in a plane crash at the age of 22 in 1959. His backing band who are called the crickets went on to have a successful career as a group in their own right and I think I still going today. Other Buddy Holly songs to look out for include it doesn't matter anymore, oh boy and the follow-up to Peggy Sue called Peggy Sue Got Married.
the buddy holly story is a must watch... gary busey nailed it
tks for listening to buddy!
Hey, you,re giving respect for art and history, as well as being a great lady, and you,re a sweetheart, I hope my wife did,nt see that
His name is pronounced Holly like Hollywood or Christmas holly.
Lol hollywood
She has trouble reading anything.
Buddy Holly's last performance was in Clear Lake, Iowa at the Surf Ballroon with Richie Vallens and the Big Bopper. They died that night (Feb. 3rd) after only getting a couple of miles out of town. He is huge around here still and every year on February 3rd and that weekend we recreate the "sock hop" at the Surf Ballroom.
Buddy Holly was from the 1950's. Tragically he died in a plane crash in 1959 along with Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper. Peggy Sue was almost called Cindy Lou with a different beat, but his drummer, Jerry Allison had a crush on a girl called Peggy Sue, so Buddy played matchmaker by immortalized her in song. This worked and his drummer, Jerry Allison and Peggy Sue later got married. Personally, I love all 3 songs and it is hard to choose which one I prefer. That'll Be The Day has nice chord changes and I love the lead. Rave On! kicks and really can get one to dance. His music influenced many artists like The Beatles. They got ideas on how to play guitar from him. Nice to see younger people appreciating this type of music. It was very pure and good and has stood the test of time.
His backing band was The Crickets. Some believe The Beatles settled on their name in part as homage to Buddy Holly. Like the Beatles, he was hugely successful by his early 20's. Many believed that when the Beatles changed everything in 1964, Holly would have already been a megastar and would adapt and been a huge influence in the 60's. Afterall, he was doing rock and roll in the 50's. The Beatles started in the 50's as a skiffle band and eventually covered at least 1 of his songs - True Love Ways. The British Invasion brought American rock and roll back to America. The Beatles and the rest of the British Invasion loved American rock and roll from the 50's.
Buddy played what had never been heard before him! Greatest!
I always loved Buddy's guitar solo in That'll Be The Day.
He has so many great songs, too. He wrote them, played them, helped produce them. Just an incredible talent.
One of the most influential musicians in modern rock/pop music.Definitely influenced the Beatles.Sadly died in a plane crash in 59 .His surname is holly sounds jolly .He is referred to in American pie by Don McLean as the day the music died.He did have a band called the crickets.A film was also made about him and he was played by Gary Busey.The Buddy Holly story.
It's hard for people to understand just how groundbreaking Buddy Holly's sound was at the time,Soo many artist have done their own versions of his songs,Linda Ronstadt did a version of "that'll be the day" and had a huge hit with it,I think that one is my pick out the three.
Buddy Holly was the greatest! I feel like Jitterbugging in my livingroom right now! My father got to see him when he was a young man. My Dad grew up during the early years of Rock & Roll while living in Philadelphia. He was lucky guy to have seen all the early greats of rock back then. He seem them all. Miss my Dad so much. Take care and stay safe!
The Beatles were named the Beatles as an ode to Buddy Holly's band "The Crickets. The first song the Beatles recorded was that'll be the day, later they recorded "Words of Love" which was a Buddy Holly original. The Rolling Stones covered "Not Fad Away" a Buddy Holly original and Keith Richards talks about how Buddy Holly gave regular people the courage to play rock n roll because Buddy Holly looked like a regular guy. Elvis Presley looked like a movie star, Buddy Holly looked like the kid sitting next to you at school. Bob Dylan says he knew he wanted to be a musician when he saw Buddy Holly perform. You can't overstate Buddy Holly's influence on popular music when he was a big influence on The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan.
Buddy Holly was idolized by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. He nearly invented the rock n roll genre. An early , 1950's teen idol and serious songwriter / music producer. He died in that infamous plane crash in Clear Lake Iowa, in 1959 at the age of 23.
"The first 40 songs me and John wrote together were directly influenced by Buddy Holly."-Paul McCartney
Buddy Holly was one of the most influential rock n roll musicians of all time. Sadly his life was cut short in the plane accident the other commenters mention below. Tragic story, but a fascinating one as well. Buddy was one of the Beatles biggest inspirations as well along with Chuck Berry and Elvis. These are the fathers of rock n roll as we know it
While you're at it, just watch "The Buddy Holly Story". You won't regret it!
Thank you so much for playing Buddy Holly He was my late husband of 39yrs favorite singer
He was a pioneer and influenced so many that followed. I like his song 'Everyday' probably the best. It's not his most famous song but a cute little thing to sing in the shower.
Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly are my youth's hero's
Buddy Holly wasn’t just old school, India. He was a pioneer of rock and roll and a huge influence on what was to come, namely the Beatles. Paul McCartney even bought the rights to his songs. Buddy was one of the icons killed in a plane crash...”the day the music died” depicted in American Pie by Don McLean.
One of great fathers of rock and roll
And it's Buddy Holly … like Christmas Holly
My dad loved this artist & I like him also!! Plus he lived near Clear Lake Iowa as a teenager.
Buddy Holly was doin repeat appearances on the Sullivan show way before The Beatles, and went to Harlem to play the Apollo. Not even Elvis could claim that. He was the template for the future.
Thank you for your reaction 😀. My favorite tune is True Love Ways& just think people thought they were black;so much so record label was preparing to market a colored group until meeting them in person!!
Oh, heck yeah!!!!! Big excitement to watch this!
"Oh Boy!" Is another great Buddy Holly song. He died in a plane crash in Feb of 1959. Along with Richie Valens & The Big Bopper, "the day the music died" as Don Maclean says in American Pie. The song, not the movie...Lol
Buddy invented the self contained rock band. He wrote, played, and recorded his own music in the 1950s when no one else did.
"That'll Be the Day" was a line from a John Wayne movie. Buddy loved movies and they used the line for weeks before making it a song. Buddy would say, "Curtis? buy me a Coke"? "That'll be the day"!
Buddy said, "Come on guys we need to write a number one song. "Sure Buddy, That'll be the day". and the rest is history...
Buddy Holly (pronounced like Christmas Holly) is a rock and roll icon! Buddy Holly and the Crickets were a trio out of Lubbock, TX! Some might call it Rock-a-Billy but it’s not country! He died tragically in the infamous plan crash with Richie Valens and the Big Bopper! There’s a really good movie about his life that was released in the 80s starring Gary Busey! I love his music because it was simple and pure!! ❤️❤️
Buddy Holly for me is the true King of rock and roll
I live in Lubbock tx, born and raised just south of lubbock. Buddy Holly is the truest example of what Texans are
Classic Rock n Roll!!!
Buddy Holly was credited with bringing the guitar from a background instrument to the front of the band. Guitarists use to only strum cords in the background. Buddy went for it ! Can you imagine how the sound would be different today if modern recording methods were used ?..
That's why New Mexico is the Land Of Enchantment where Buddy , Crickets,and Norman Petty began the rural rock sound.
Yay the classic rockers just so you know also people are mentioning the day the music died the song American pie by Don Mclean and that’s what he’s talking about the day of the plane crash with the big bopper Ritchie Valens who sang La Bamba and Buddy Holly
Buddy opened for Elvis in 1955. You can tell where he borrowed from Elvis, especially the hiccuping sound that Elvis used in "Money Honey." Holly sounded like Elvis when the latter recorded "Baby, Let's Play House." Bobby Vee stepped into the spotlight as a 15 year old when he and his band --The Shadows, had to fill in for the deceased Buddy Holly.