Interview with Larry Welborn (Buddy Holly) Part 2

[@whatever_it_takes6691]

Thank you so much for this interview. We need to preserve as much as we can from that classic age.

[@robkal56]

This is priceless. Thank you so much.

[@bobdowling3083]

Brilliant !!!!!!

[@ansias77]

I admire this guy since i was a teenager..Awesome bass and lead guitar player. Seems all the Holly's crowd was out of this world. Hi Larry! I'd love to meet you someday!

[@sstarkey1695]

This man's music was part of my growing up! Great interview. Wonderful to know the history as he saw it and lived it. Thank you!

[@LEEFORDJAGG]

Priceless recollections from Larry. Similar to Nikki Sullivan, often overlooked voices, in Buddy Holly documentaries. Thank you for posting.

[@alanchipmilton]

Wow Larry Welborn.... fom Buddy Bob and Larry. Just watched part one and two, great interview, and insight, into the beginings of Buddy Holly. From the man who was there. thank you for posting such a gem of an interview. Larry Welborn, an unsung hero, of the day the music died.

[@IndianSue58]

One of my favorite people, I'm so glad Jack Neal introduced us.

[@LEEFORDJAGG]

It was good to see Jack Neal interviewed in a Buddy Holly documentary.

[@scottymcalister7368]

RIP Larry. I remember the first time I ever watched you play my jaw about hit the floor. The first thing I was thinking was MY GOD THIS DUDE IS A MONSTER GUITAR PLAYER. I think the band I saw you playing with was the Desert Moon Band and you was ripping that guitar to shreds. If anyone could play Brent Mason style licks it was you. You was amazing and fun to watch.

[@ralphbenites1819]

Great story.he lived it.thay should make a dvd 📀 about him 🎸👨‍🦳

[@cwb0051]

What a nice guy, talented too..

[@lamper2]

so for the most well known 40 or 50 buddy songs,is there a list of exactly who plays what? (cuz i'm realizing it's not the crickets!)

[@alanchipmilton]

Without digging out my complete Buddy Holly collection box set ( 1979) if memory serves all info is on there I'm sure if google could help you. ( I think)

[@tonyfox6044]

This is briill

[@powhatan1165]

That is not the same Stratocaster that Buddy was playing the night he was killed. Buddy over the eighteen months that he was a star had at least five strats because they kept getting stolen. The one in that photo was his original 1954-55, the one on display in Lubbock that he had when he was killed is a 1958 three tone that was his last know one ( he and Tommy Allsup got matching ones at the same time in the late summer of 1958 ).

[@go4flush]

Never said it was the one he was playing that night. Larry borrowed it from Buddy for the Four Teens photo. That part IS a true story.

[@johnmontgomerie6567]

this is weird to me..look at my name..first bass song i learned was that will be the day