Um...if its all the same to you, can we kindly refrain from using
thewords Buddy and on the way down in the same
sentance? Er...Ok..how's this?BUDDY Woodward
and those fantabulodiddlyumpshadelic Ghost Rocketswill be playing
Capital City Barn Dance in Richmond, Virginia ON2/7 with Elena
I wrote:
Just thought I'd be the first to chime in that today (Tue. Feb. 3rd) is the
*40th Anniversary* of the plane crash that took the lives of Buddy Holly,
Richie Valens and the Big Bopper...
I mean WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3rd!!
Geesh, the things you noticed only *after* you hit the send button! g
And it's my 45th birthday.
-B "halfway to 90" B-
On Wed, 3 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just thought I'd be the first to chime in that today (Wed. Feb. 3rd) is
the *40th Anniversary* of the plane crash that took the lives of Buddy
Holly, Richie Valens and the Big
It was a joke, mostly. The Waylon Jennings crack. I like early
Waylon just fine. Don't shoot, I'm only the piano player.
Kip
It was a joke, mostly. The Waylon Jennings crack. I like early
Waylon just fine. Don't shoot, I'm only the piano player.
Kip
How many of you know what Waylon's last words to Buddy Holly were?
(Hint: see his autobiography. It was on one of my old .sig
[Matt Benz] According to Buddy bio's, that tour was typical of
most rock package tours of the 50's: as long as the cash came in, the
promoters- who didn't ride the bus, natch, didn't care about anything
else, and the crew suffered long and hard -bus breakdowns, no heat,
frostbite,
Geff:
How many of you know what Waylon's last words to Buddy Holly were?
So tell us!!! g
--junior
How many of you know what Waylon's last words to Buddy Holly were?
(Hint: see his autobiography. It was on one of my old .sig files, but I
took it off 'cos it was even too scary for me.)
yeah it is a very scary quote and i can only imagine how strange waylon musta
felt after he heard the
Ph. Barnard wrote:
Geff:
How many of you know what Waylon's last words to Buddy Holly were?
So tell us!!! g
--junior
According to the story I read the other day, the two guys were joking
around and Buddy Holly told Waylon Jennings that he hoped he had car
trouble. Waylon replied "well,
In a message dated 99-02-03 12:57:08 EST, you write:
Geff:
How many of you know what Waylon's last words to Buddy Holly were?
"I hope your plane crashes."
Really, I just read the Waylon autobiography (written with Lenny Kaye). Says
it took him years to get over that little comment.
Anyway, I read something interesting about the infamous Winter
Dance Tour yesterday: it continued on without the three dead headliners,
substituting Holly-wannabe Bobby Vee as the star! Some things never change
about the music industry...
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young
Lance:
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young piano player named
Bobby Dylan within a couple years after this gig?? Of course, he didn't last
that long with the band ("creative differences" is what the papers
reported), but it does remind me of what Woody Guthrie supposedly
Brad Bechtel wrote:
And it's my 45th birthday.
-B "halfway to 90" B-
Happy Birthday Brad! According to today's paper, you share birthdays
with:
Matraca Berg-35
Maura Tierney-34
Lee Renaldo-43
Nathan Lane-43
Morgan Fairchild-49
Dave Davies-52
Joey Bishop-81
Here's a clip about "The
In a message dated 2/3/99 11:27:22 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Yup. It's been 40 years since the night God took Buddy Holly and
spared Waylon Jennings. Kind of perverse on God's part, if you ask me.
Excuse me? What exactly do you mean by that comment?
Kind of
Also the date of Bill Monroe's first Decca recording session in 1950, which
has greater significance - well, for me, anyhow - than Joey Bishop's
birthday, though not, of course, Brad's...
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Website revised
Lance wrote:
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young piano player named
Bobby Dylan within a couple years after this gig??
I believe this is true. I just heard Bobby Vee on "Fresh Air" the other day.
He made mention that Bob went by yet another pseudonym...I didn't really catch
Bobby Vee not only filled in, but later did a Hooly tribute album and an
album with the Crickets, both readily available.
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young piano player named
Bobby Dylan within a couple years after this gig??
Definitely true. Also--young Boby Z. was at the
On Wed, 3 Feb 1999, Ph. Barnard wrote:
Ever since then she's been
walking around the house doing imitation Dylan renderings of songs by
the groups she listens to: Spice Girls, Shania, N' Sync, etc. It's
pretty funny to hear a 10 year-old do a Dylan version of "Any man of
*mine*
Just thought I'd be the first to chime in that today (Wed. Feb. 3rd) is
the *40th Anniversary* of the plane crash that took the lives of Buddy
Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper...
My parents were going to the show in
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