Buddy Holly - I'm Gonna Love You Too

[@Laforestclaire]

FORMIDABLE vidéo ma petite. Buddy a réussi à devenir un grand artiste en si peut de temps!

[@rvierra7235]

Great song. Love Buddy Holly. He lives forever.

[@FrancoiseC1945]

FORMIDABLE chanson et vidéo ♥ Holly avait un talent fou! Bp d'étolies mon amie! ;)

[@janelyn2293]

OMG! I had completely forgotten Buddy Holly! He had a really promising career. It's sad he died so young. Great share, Eve. Thank you! ;)

[@IMustBelieve]

FANTASTIC upload Eve! ********** Great video and song! LOVE it!! :)

[@shawnmyers1146]

Love buddy.

[@Electricaldesk717217]

Wow, have not heard this song for quite sometime. A very great share, Eve! - Mars

[@dntamu76]

One of my favorites! Thanks for posting.

[@Ruby-ig2lu]

What a great share Eve! Thumbs up! ;)

[@tombetters9429]

Gone but never forgotten.😎

[@berniezz]

La première fois que j’ai entendu cette chanson c’était par Blondie sur l’album « Parallel lines » et j’ai beaucoup aimé. C’est seulement une vingtaine d’années plus tard que j’ai découvert que c’était une reprise de Buddy Holly ! Depuis je me suis rattrapé et j’ai acheté tous les disques de Buddy et j’adore son style et ses chansons. Ce gars a beaucoup innové et apporté énormément au Rock’N’Roll en très peu de temps malheureusement ! Je suis aussi ému en admirant la jolie danseuse, vraiment agréable à regarder, et en pensant qu’elle a peut-être 80 ans maintenant. Mais les jolies filles sont belles pour l’éternité… The first time that I heard this song it was by Blondie on the album "Parallel lines" and I liked it a lot. It was only twenty years later that I realized that it was a cover of a Buddy Holly song ! I've since caught up and bought all the records of Buddy and I love his style and his songs. This guy did a lot of innovations and he brought a lot to Rock'N'Roll in a very short time unfortunately ! I also have been sensible to the pretty dancer, really nice to look at, and thinking that she may be 80 years old now. But pretty girls are beautiful forever...

[@foggymountainmusic3468]

An interesting fact: look almost just like him. I’m from Texas, have a bit of a similar voice, and play guitar and some other instruments. I remember singing a while ago and my parents and everybody said I reminded them of Buddy Holly. Then my parents looked at my family tree. There he was. On my family tree. I’m also same religion as him. I’m a baptist he was too. And I realized that my father looked like buddy too. I am happy to be related to him. I impersonate him Some information about Buddy Holly: Buddy Holly was only 22 when he died and sang since he was around 13. He was in a country and western duo with bob Montgomery for a while then he joined the crickets in late 1957. They had good songs together, such as, Oh Boy!, Peggy Sue, That’ll be the day, Everyday, and words of love. He was no doubt great at a lot. I don’t like him because he’s my relative, I like him because he has talent. I was a fan of him before I figured out I was related to him. But his band was mainly friends but he had his 3rd cousin by marriage join. Niki Sullivan was in there but then quit because he wasn’t a fan of the traveling. Then it was stuck with Buddy Holly, Joe B Mauldin, and Jerry Allison. Then the crickets got in a argument because Buddy wanted to record in New York. But Jerry and joe wanted to stay in Clovis New Mexico. Also Joe and Jerry were drinking a little bit. Then Buddy on a tour that took his life along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Maria Elena Holly had a miscarriage and lost the baby. She was devastated and she never remarried again. February 3rd 1959 was then nicknamed The Day The Music Died. And there is some theories that Buddy shot The Big Bopper but there was no way it was possible for Buddy, Ritchie, or The Big Bopper to live. The last thing I want to say is.... R.I.P

[@lukegodden1529]

What relation is he to you mate?

[@foggymountainmusic3468]

@@lukegodden1529 hes my great uncle

[@foggymountainmusic3468]

But sometimes I just recently heard I’m his cousin

[@lukegodden1529]

@@foggymountainmusic3468 Wow that's amazing... I'm a massive fan of his, it'd be incredible to find out I was related to him. Do you have any recordings of you singing?

[@foggymountainmusic3468]

@@lukegodden1529 I do but I’m gonna wait until I’ve actually Mastered much of his popular songs. I’ve mastered a few

[@mysnellvilleblog]

The dancing guy’s shorts will haunt my dreams forever.

[@raulchavezromo315]

f. ing...... genius...what would you have...done?....with..a...litttle more time?

[@jonlarkster]

i find it really interesting how the bass as well as the bassing of the lead guitar doesn`t quite line up in a couple of spots with the rhythm guitar and vocals by conventional standards . But to me it sounds like pure genius and beautifully unconventional - I think it really helps nail this truly great tune

[@gerdabaldung7307]

Wer kann heute noch so tanzen"

[@Maginel73]

0:29-0:39 Bill Haley and the Comets

[@theteacher8528]

Too often an under-rated Holly classic. Listen carefully at 2.02 to 2.04 for the chirping cricket. And the rest they say is history … rock'n'roll history.

[@hunkmarvel8925]

Although Buddy is not on the writing credits, Jerry Allison has stated that Buddy Holly was the primary author of this song.

[@lineshaftrestorations7903]

What movies were the clips from? ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK & DON'T KNOCK THE ROCK 1956