BUDDY HOLLY LIVES - The Buddy Holly Fan Pages By Hans


	Buddy Holly - BBC - 1958

Back in 2009, Rollcercoaster Records made a lot of Buddy Holly fans happy

with a 10" LP "Baby let's play house - Buddy Holly & The Three Tunes".

( ROLL 2024 )

Now, in August 2010, it's time for John Beecher's latest "baby":

( ROLL 2025 )


	Buddy Holly and The Crickets - OFF THE RECORD

Anfang 2009 machte England's Rollercoaster Records eine Menge von Buddy Fans

glücklich mit d. 25 cm LP 'Baby let's play house - Buddy Holly & The Three Tunes'

( ROLL 2024 )

John hat wieder zugeschlagen und ein neues "Baby" gezeugt mit dem Namen:

"Buddy Holly and The Crickets - off the record"

( ROLL 2025 )


	Teil der Rückseite von "off the record" Part of the back sleeve

Here's some information from

Rollercoaster Records' Website :

Buddy Holly & The Crickets - OFF THE RECORD - 10"/25cm Vinyl LP
[ROLL 2025]

This ten-inch vinyl album collects all the known and still extant TV appearances by Buddy Holly and The Crickets, together with other rarities, on record for the first time anywhere.

Included are The Crickets live appearance on BBC-TV's Off The Record in March 1958, their four US TV spots from the US Ed Sullivan shows and the Arthur Murray Dance Party, together with their interviews and lip-synch recordings from the Alan Freed and Dick Clark TV shows.

Buddy's duet with Jerry Lee Lewis from a US radio show is also released here for the first time.

Remastered by Chris Hopkins and John Beecher from original or improved sources, most of these historic recordings sound better than ever before.

Packaging is the usual high standard you would expect from Rollercoaster.

A CD release of this and other rare material will follow but for now this 10” LP album will make a fine addition to your collection.


	SIDE ONE

      SIDE ONE

01. That'll Be The Day (from the Ed Sullivan Show, 1957)

02. Peggy Sue (from the Ed Sullivan Show, 1957)

03. Oh Boy (from the Ed Sullivan Show, 1958)

04. Maybe Baby (from Off The Record, 1958)

05. Peggy Sue (from the Arthur Murray Dance Party, 1958)

06. Everyday (jingle from KLLL, Lubbock)

07. Peggy Sue (jingle from KLLL, Lubbock)

08. Drown In My Own Tears (part)

      SIDE TWO

01. That'll Be The Day (from Sunday Night At The London Palladium, 1958)

02. Peggy Sue (from Sunday Night At The London Palladium, 1958)

03. Oh Boy (from Sunday Night At The London Palladium, 1958)

04. It So Easy and Interview (with Alan Freed, WNEW-TV, 1958)

05. "Heartbeat; Its So Easy and Interview
      (with Dick Clark, WFIL-TV, 1958)"