The Buddy Holly Story Maybe Baby

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Maybe Baby Taken from The Buddy Holly Story.

[@michaelwalker8356]

Gary Busey did an awesome job of acting, playing and singing in this movie. He should have won the Oscar for this role.

[@vintagesavoiur]

Amen

[@markstevenson7577]

Did Buddy ever play a Telecaster?

[@raymondsolisjr.1262]

He was nominated for one

[@louiskile2645]

@@markstevenson7577 yes he actually play buddy s actual guitar on the Arsenio Hall Show..

[@markstevenson7577]

@@louiskile2645 yes but that wasn't a Telecaster.

[@hstdriver6616]

What a film! Not entirely accurate in places but who cares. Busey nailed it as Buddy and was robbed of an Oscar.

[@hadleygriffin44]

I prefer this version of the song to the original. His vocal riffs after the second chorus are beautiful.

[@robfnmaxwell]

I always thought he sang Buddy’s songs better than Buddy himself. It’s a shame he didn’t win an Oscar for his performance

[@hadleygriffin44]

@@robfnmaxwell I agree!

[@ah2552]

Yes, I liked the slow down version here better than the faster pace original version.

[@TheWGLOVER]

​@@robfnmaxwell you must be joking.

[@codygruen8994]

The slower version is better than the fast version 🧐🧐🧐🎸🎸🎸🎙️🎙️🎙️!!!

[@gusbolick9734]

Because of Gary Busey is the reason why I'm a Buddy Holly fan.

[@aldorph1989]

Me too, Gus. Saw the film on HBO back in the 70's, immediately bought the soundtrack and Buddy Holly records. Wish the soundtrack was still available!

[@groba50]

@@aldorph1989 you can get it on Amazon I'm sure.

[@adamlewis1961]

Me too - as much as I love Buddy Holly, part of me will always think "Buddy Holly is a good Gary Busey tribute"...

[@dashinggaspar8042]

This entire scene is so very beautiful, especially the beginning with the light guitar, slow tempo, and the light slowly revealing Buddy. Absolute perfection.

[@lisaodmsck8137]

Love this version. It made love the song more

[@christophersmith-emerson4242]

I agree with you, love this version a lot better.

[@zacharyjohnson6453]

Plus it sounds more Rock 🤘

[@MarkWilliams-dh8mp]

I like him

[@MarkWilliams-dh8mp]

👋 hi

[@mikaleno1]

It's amazing how great Gary Busey is in this movie, in some ways he's actually rocks harder than the original. I know I'll take a lot of flack for that but I'm not trying to be disrespectful in any way.

[@SixRavenEight]

No, I agree. I came to listen to this version of Maybe Baby because there is something sweeter about it like it has a sadness and smoothness the original lacks. Normally I will always pull for the original, but this song is one of the rare occasions.

[@sheltalv9690]

I agree with you .. to be honest I think Gary did a better job singing then Buddy Holly did .. for example listen to True love way .. Busey did an amazing job

[@orion4565]

Not sure I'd say " better " but certainly different. He did it w/ his own feel ( his band as well) and, although it's different its every bit as real.

[@ueray4]

SixRaven Eight you do realize 20 years later technology was more advanced lol Buddy sings it the best.

[@groba50]

@@SixRavenEight I also love this rendition, and even if it can't be said that it is better, it certainly can be said that Gary gave a performance that I'm sure Buddy would have loved! And another song I thought Gary was doing a helluva job on was Well Alright, when the little neighbor kid came over to their apartment, but he didn't perform the whole song in the movie anyway.

[@jonathanlowe599]

This version of The Buddy Holly Story isn't the most historically accurate in telling Buddy's life. That being said I like how Gary makes the songs his own by how he plays and sings them.

[@jasonkey7559]

Why what's different?

[@ueray4]

He got the first 2 lines wrong on the chorus!!!! Maybe baby, I'll have you Maybe baby, you'll be true

[@ueray4]

Jason Key he changed the lines up. It’s not how the original song goes

[@michaelmoreno5020]

@@ueray4 i read somewhere that the songs were changed up a bit, cuz the full rights werentt realeased for the movie

[@groba50]

@@ueray4 I could be wrong but I think Jason was asking what was different in the movie telling the story of Buddy's life, not what is different in this particular song.

[@edkeaton]

Gary Busy had done an amazing job as "Buddy Holly" in this entire film. His performance was spectacular! 😎👍

[@trevormurraymusic4975]

Gary Busey was a genius at getting the director to film the musical scenes live. Him, Don Stroud, and Charles Martin Smith did a great job of playing and singing and bringing the energy of Buddy and The Crickets to life.

[@billysikes1374]

1 of my favorite movies ever, Don Stroud was really good in it, a shame Busey didn't win the Oscar, A great cast

[@kevincasson9848]

Absolute Bull Shit. Buddy Holly would turn in his grave! Fucking rubbish film, terrible acting and diabolical singing snd playing. The Crickets, are inimitable, and the above proved it.

[@JokersWild70]

Personally, I really like this version of the song, how it starts out with guitar only and the band just jumps in. It's a bit slower than the original, but I also like that as well. I thought that Gary did a good job here, and his singing was also very well done.

[@hadleygriffin44]

Me too. Gary's talent is often underestimated but he is truly amazing ❤️

[@thecricketssoundproject]

This scene changed my life when I seen it in 85. Despite huge inaccuracies, it was a great movie, still have it on dvd. They played the instruments, sang and acting was superb.

[@alexandersteiner213]

Gary Busey was a great Buddy Holly

[@redspecialdude1]

maybe so but the film was completely wrong

[@alexandersteiner213]

richard coburn I know that, but Busey did good. That was him singing all the songs, and he sounded good.

[@TheWGLOVER]

+Alexander Steiner He was rubbish. He was Gary Busey playing Gary Busey.

[@alexandersteiner213]

William Glover Yeah, if you say so, bud.

[@jay-rodrish2188]

This guy had super fake teeth and he was nothing like holly he is trash

[@ghostryder2121]

Great performance by GB! Stellar acting in the role of Buddy Holly. Also love this version of this song!

[@zjmusiclover9094]

couldn't of been a better buddy holly gary had the performance of a lifetime

[@thecontender2525]

Great song!! R.I.P. Buddy Holly

[@chrisoxford4026]

I love Buddy's music. Gary Busy nailed it all !

[@joeylyons4549]

This song was sung right after the drummer knocked his tooth out backstage. Love the facial expressions Gary makes. “ His teeth look funny “

[@Iconhulk]

Always liked the spotlight entrance for the beginning of this act.. Guitar moving slowly upwards.. Gary and these guys did a phenomenal job on every song!

[@deanstacey3961]

Gary busey very good actor in buddy holly story songs were very good.

[@aw8119]

The grunt @1:57 is something that I’ve always thought was awesome.

[@davege43]

I love buddy Holly's version. But this one by Busy I actually like better played slow. Gret job Busy!

[@mitchellsteven6189]

actually this sounds better than the original because he changed the music. Love the song though and the original was the best of all of Buddy Songs. Maybe my favorite.

[@rmstitanic8163]

A brilliant tribute to Buddy Holly. Gary Busey was the perfect person to play him. A talent in his own right. 🎶🎵🎸

[@billysikes1374]

He should have won the Oscar

[@rmstitanic8163]

@@billysikes1374 I totally agree with you. His performance of Buddy Holly was just brilliant. He actually sang each song live in front of the camera to get that real sound and effect. A true professional. I remember the run up to the film. Buddy Holly's widow met Gary Busey while he was dressed as Buddy and she was stunned by how much he reminded her of him. Unlike the new film about Elvis with Austin Butler. He is getting all the attention that Gary Busey should have had, yet I don't think Butler is anything like Elvis. Nothing at all.... Sign of the times, unfortunately.

[@billysikes1374]

@@rmstitanic8163 Busey got robbed of the Oscar plain and simple, Just like Val Kilmer for Doc Holliday, NOBODY could have played Doc better, Same with Buddy Holly, Gary Busey is 1 of the best actor's EVER, a shame what happened to him, he was never right after the motorcycle accident

[@rmstitanic8163]

@@billysikes1374 I have to agree with you again. Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday was brilliant. Even to the point of using old wording that was used in that time period. I think I'm right in thinking, that it was his idea to use the words Huckleberry and Daisy. These were words that meant something in their day and just brings out the character of Holliday in Kilmer. He just looked and sounded the way accounts say that Doc Holliday was. 👍

[@eric3844]

Love the grit in Busey's voice in this one.

[@michaelwalker8356]

Mitchell Steven I could not agree more, I think this arrangement is by far my favourite way of having this song done. I like it better than the original version. Would have to say Heartbeat is my fave Buddy Holly song though.

[@MichaelSmith-jw8qw]

great movie--inspired me to enter the music business--I worked with bands, and it was a cool thing to do. I have so many great memories.

[@anthony605]

I really like this slowed down version of the song.

[@josephsliger3308]

Nice groove. Great tempo. It's in the pocket and very clean and tight

[@ronjohnson3695]

This is such a great sound I love the intro of this song the guitar is a really good sound

[@hotwheel6663]

My fave Buddy Holly song.

[@atlasking6110]

Busey was insanely good in this movie. He was born to play this role.

[@Sid_Vicious-hu6yn]

Gary Busey did a great job, sure he wasnt perfect in repping buddy holly accurately, but he did a damn well alternate universe buddy holly, love it!

[@lordbison]

I Love This Song! RIP Buddy! 🙏

[@davyhendrix]

He sings lyrics different but I like it played slower like this

[@denisegraham1520]

Love this song and I am nine years old

[@mompatton]

great song

[@daveconleyportfolio5192]

ATTENTION: This movie was made before surviving footage of Holly and the Crickets surfaced, so don't nitpick too hard about the Telecaster or drum kit. The important thing is that they made a movie about a guy most people had forgotten.

[@StormLaker]

Probably the best movie Gary Busey ever did. This is one of my favorite Buddy Holly songs. I don't live too far from the Surf Ballroom where he did his last show. Pretty crazy that if he hadn't boarded that plane and Waylon Jennings had gotten on instead...... ideally can you imagine if he had survived the crash, or had just taken the bus instead?

[@rodrigor4041]

Remembering that the film is not a documentary, but behind an idea of ​​what would be his songs today

[@ronniewilliams3691]

Stroud is getting after it on drums! Busey sounds good, here. Love this version. The original was slighty off.

[@hmackie6823]

imo he actually made some of Buddy's songs sound better,especially the songs in the beginning of the movie at the roller rink

[@eric3844]

100% think Busey's version of Ollie Vee is better. There's just something so uproarious and energetic about it. I love it.

[@dashriprock2065]

agree 100% - they are like the first power trio

[@lolaridner2908]

Gary Busey awesome job!!! 🌹

[@jefflisenbee6303]

'59 4ever. What a great job that Busey did here.

[@chuckfinley6156]

love this version.

[@ZJ-ne9kn]

This is up there for movies ive seen the most times even more than la bamba busey stroud and charlie martin smith had great screen chemistry as someone who lives in iowa and has been to the crash site and the surf multiple times buddy richie the bopper and there legacy will always be important to me

[@daveroberts4086]

Gary Busey Was Outstandingly Brilliant 🤩 As The Great Buddy Holly ❤🎉😢.

[@frankclinard614]

Gary at his best

[@micmac09]

Sure

[@sparkymahoney4343]

Like a lot of others have remarked I actually prefer a lot of the covers they did in this amazingly good movie. This one and Listen To Me in particular.

[@karenvillanueva1301]

I loved this movie and Gary Busey was sensational in that role. And I bought tge soundtrack lp way back when because of Gary Busey's renditions. So good!!

[@Chrisx005x]

I actually like this version a little more (If it's saying anything without being harsh, Gary's vocals while they're serviceable do not hold a candle to the real Buddy Holly's of course and that probably was the idea, but he still faithfully captured the essence of Buddy minus the Strat until the Clear Lake setlist among other things. The filmmakers got the Faosa glasses correct) than Buddy's original copy in the studio with the real Crickets and what I mean by that is the slower tempo sounds more complete than its predecessor. And hear me out on that, I love Buddy Holly's legacy so much that I'd say he's the closest thing to being Mozart in a postmodern context obviously with some admitted biases (He did have symphonic work though at the end of his both his life and career. Raining in My Heart should be the very anthem for all romantic genres), but sometimes Buddy actually performed too quickly. I know he was decades ahead of the time and so ambitious, but still the man had faults as with everyone. Buddy's still my very favorite. The guy's essentially is responsible for all of the music which is pretty much everyone in the industry that followed in his wake if you look how inspirational his short time, but impactful time became. He was the very original hipster if you will since Buddy was the first in so many categories.

[@jackcuneo6098]

Buddy did play fast on the recorded live performances we have. But to be fair, The Crickets were still kids, buddy being the oldest at 21 by the time they had their first hit. Nerves of being on live TV had them jittery. They were extremely tight musically though

[@Chrisx005x]

@@jackcuneo6098 For the live version of, Oh Boy!, Ed Sullivan told 'em to keep Buddy's guitar turned down so Buddy just simply sang over the instrumentation as I understand it. I don't know that to be true or not, but I don't blame him if it's so. Why even get any kind of performing act together in front of lots of people only to deny them not only their money's worth, but their fullest experience? As long as people aren't getting hurt there really shouldn't be too many restrictions on the artistic direction of how it's presented. And Buddy was such a pioneer for the industry's growth in so many profound ways. Not only was he the first or at the very least one of the very first to wear glasses on stage, he made a bold statement and pretty much said, "Hey, I'm 'gonna wear the thickest kind possible" 'cause I 'wanna be different. Why does it matter that I'm not just a pretty face?" Completely revolutionary in the most positive sense. Buddy's my very favorite musician of all time as I suspect with so many others.

[@jackcuneo6098]

@@Chrisx005x It’s true. If you watch the performance, you can see Buddy trying to turn up his volume knob on his Stratocaster. Buddy made a sarcastic remark to Ed Sullivan before the show, which offended him. Sullivan had hit acts on all the time, and had no idea that Buddy was gonna be as big as he’d end up being. Funny part was, the performance was so well received that Ed had one of his assistants tell the Crickets that he wanted them back for another show. Buddy responded “he doesn’t pay enough” and declined. Rock and roll man

[@Chrisx005x]

@@jackcuneo6098 Well said of Buddy, lol.

[@graehamewebb3460]

This movie was SO wrong with its history! but I still very much enjoyed the movie!

[@lg103]

o I am curious what was wrong with this story

[@graehamewebb3460]

buddy holly and the crickets never performed maybe baby on the ed Sullivan show.

[@lg103]

and so that made the whole movie so wrong?

[@BlackRobin71]

Anyone who knew Buddy knows this movie played very fast and loose with the facts.

[@DRStidom]

Lester Wiebe Major points wrong with the 'Hollywood version of Buddy Holly's life story': 1. His parents not only supported him in his music, all three Holley (correct spelling) brothers were musicians and Buddy's mother actually wrote most of the lyrics to "Everyday". 2. The main reason Buddy and The Crickets split up was due to producer Norman Petty of Clovis, NM who owed them money. 3. Buddy met and proposed to Maria Elena all in the same day. 4. Buddy toured Australia and England with other people including Jerry Lee Lewis. The first night they were to play in England, the tour manager had hired a local high school band to play back up for Jerry Lee and they couldn't play, so Buddy and band played as Jerry Lee's band. 5. On the fateful night of February 2, 1959, there was no 'grand orchestra' on stage at the Surf Ballroom. Buddy and The (new) Crickets were missing Carl Bunch, their drummer who was in the hospital with severe frostbite to his feet. The group arrived at The Surf Ballroom 30 minutes before show time - no showers or clean clothes to wear - and set everything up in front of the waiting sell-out crowd. Buddy switched back and forth between guitars and drums and thought that he gave a sub-par show, but the crowd afterward thought it was incredible to see such talent in a 22 year old Buddy Holly. - - - -Garey Busey, Charles Martin Smith, and Don Stroud, did a great job in playing Buddy's music. It is the ONLY reason why I watch that incorrect-interpretation-supposedly-biographical movie.

[@z512345]

Dare I say it, this version with a slowed down tempo is actually better than Buddy"s faster version.

[@dovercastbrandon9637]

frank dracmann Buddy actually recorded a version at that tempo, it was a much earlier take and the record company didn't like it. If your interested its on the Reminiscing Album.

[@newt2784]

@@dovercastbrandon9637 Can you explain, a little more, I looked a the reminiscing album and I don’t see a maybe baby. Update: I found the album on Wikipedia and it said with the 1999 bonus tracks the original take of maybe baby was on it. But I can’t find that take online, can you help? I’m a huge buddy holly fan

[@dovercastbrandon9637]

Sedendum I know it’s on Apple Music for a fact, but it might be on Amazon and a few other music apps like that, I’ll do some other digging to see if I can find anything else.

[@newt2784]

@@dovercastbrandon9637 thanks!

[@newt2784]

I finally found the original take on Spotify for anyone in the future. open.spotify.com/track/50I39wKyglVQl5Ee01C9i8?si=jK5aXXgbTFS8X-0ePkNx4g

[@Tonetwisters]

I'll bet Buddy never played a Telecaster in his way-too-short, life.

[@Wahtawsha]

Still better than 99% of the shit pushed out nowadays

[@tonysmallwood4701]

Buddy was awesome.What a talent!!!

[@monzo9999]

Well I did notice a thing with these 70's music biographies the instruments they would use were inaccurate. Such as how they gave Gary busey a tele instead of a strat and the amp is from the 70's ,when buddy already died. But still a good movie to watch

[@tommyd688]

They didn't give Busey anything, That's his own personal Telecaster..

[@sprintcarfan12]

Did anyone else notice they got the opening 2 lines backwards

[@daniels0010]

Gary Busey couldn't remember the song lyrics so good, no matter how hard he tried, so he tried do do his own thing.

[@derekobrien5481]

+sprintcarfan12 not only this song, but practically every song in the movie was sung incorrectly.

[@BGDD27]

he did that a lot throughout the movie. what surprises me is that he got the guitar chords correct. does Gary Busey actually play guitar or did he get instructed before the shooting?

[@That_AMC_Guy]

Gary is an accomplished drummer and guitarist. Can't think of the name of the band he used to play in.... He was originally cast to play Jerry Allison in the aborted Buddy Holly biopic "Three-Sided Coin" because of his drumming skills. He was cast in this one as the titular character because he could also play guitar. I think he's pretty accomplished at the harmonica and Jews harp as well.

[@billy7508]

@@derekobrien5481 that's because buddy Holly's widow refused to allow them to use his songs The only way they could get away with it was either switching the lyrics or cutting away from the performance

[@lambknot]

Great version my favorite

[@stefane1915]

we need a reel buddy holly story

[@MrJohnny583]

Big1975 I agree 100%! Buddy deserves it!

[@Marlockie]

+Big1975 there is one out here on youtube.

[@walterallen3234]

Excellent job Gary!

[@john-paulnagel2732]

One of The Great Rock and Roll 🎸 🎥! The Whole Cast

[@fernando99]

Someone in 2020?

[@Tardisius]

and 2021 =)

[@fernando99]

Me too, 😊

[@kayleeguard1119]

I saw this movie and it was good but at the end of the movie it was sad

[@ronjohnson3695]

I love the guitar intro at the beginning it sounds amazing

[@devanshujoeldhali2334]

Yeah, the slow tempo abd and faded lights

[@ButThatsShacksTrain]

Reading all these comments about how this that and the other thing is not accurate, but nobody mentioned the fact that Ludwig didn't come out with that style Logo until the early 70s, and the bass drum spurs are 74 vintage. But it's just drums, who cares right🤔 Anyway, this version kicks ass!

[@rafaelzengo5534]

This sounds very good, nice church vibe

[@PrettyboyAshtun]

i love this

[@biglipbilly8032]

I didn't know this was a movie. I thought it was him

[@JoeTakeHolly]

great version this

[@barbaradonohue2750]

for Jake busey and his entire family Gary you're still alive wow I'm glad you start wearing a helmet dude cuz you really look like you're out there take care love you always you're the best of the best Gary busey

[@jamesdobson9622]

Gary busey he’s a genius you legend

[@AngelNoriega1]

Lol. At 1:22 and throughout, Jesse is almost DYING on the drums! Probably cause of all the drinking he and Ray Bob did...

[@palladin3694]

I prefer this version!

[@themexgames263]

¿Buddy holly with a telecaster? It's like Angus young with a Les Paul

[@jukedar]

Or Jimi Hendrix with a Rickenbacker

[@maxbrook27]

Or Brian May with a hofner

[@FKMDC]

Slash with a Stratocaster

[@maxbrook27]

@@FKMDC John Lennon with a SG

[@maxbrook27]

Or Les Paul with a strato

[@JokersWild70]

I've listened to a lot of the original Buddy Holly recordings, and I have to say that I like this version that Gary did even better! Although, he did reverse the two opening lines, lol.

[@superman31172]

They made a movie about Buddy Holly and Ritchie Vallens but they forgot about the Big Bopper

[@ueray4]

Bopper only had like 2 famous songs.

[@BKeeperIII]

The individual responsible for period correct props was asleep at the wheel when it comes to the bass drum head. That logo didn't appear until the late 1960s. Doesn't detract from my love of this movie, but I'm always impressed when the set people get it right!

[@rogerrichey8807]

I fucking love his growl at 1:57

[@philkaso2481]

It's funny cause Buddy have never tested out the Telecaster.

[@sidebarrecon2201]

Gary used his own guitars for this movie, as he was familiar with them. The movie company was happy to let him as they didn't have to buy them. And they also thought nobody would notice the difference between the Tel and the Strat, except guitar nerds. I didn't at first as I was just watching the whole performance. And after I did I realized it really didn't hurt any thing.

[@richardhall9815]

Not just that, how about the mid-'60s-vintage Fender blondeface amp on the stage?

[@randywoolum2648]

And a CBS era Telecaster? lol

[@marvinhanson9391]

The real funny thing is later on when he is using a strat, its a 70s one lol

[@slider3215]

@@randywoolum2648 indeed..its Garys 78 tele

[@PrettyboyAshtun]

i like it more than the original

[@aprilmathis1977]

I love him hes awsome

[@tobymontoya35]

The day Rock and roll died(Ritchie, Buddy, and the Big Bobber) sad day 😢 😞 😔 💔

[@bobbyjay75]

He sounds like Buddy Holley

[@joeavery6587]

Buddy Holly the king of rock and roll

[@wesleycook7687]

This is supposed to be Buddy on the Sullivan Show. Buddy had 3 Crickets on the Sullivan Show. Jerry Allison didn't knock a cap off Buddy's tooth. Buddy didn't have caps. If you want the real thing, get The Real Buddy Holly Story produced by Paul McCartney. There are a few clips from it on U Tube. Gary Busey was miscast as Buddy. He's a loudmouth where Buddy was actually quiet. Buddy didn't wear a white sport coat or play a Telecaster. He played a Stratocaster. Norman Petty isn't even mentioned. Too many flaws. Buddy's wife liked it but Buddy's family said it was inaccurate. The original Crickets said it was a joke..One even wrote a song about how bad the movie really was. If you like this movie, go for it. If you want the real thing, see The Real Buddy Holly Story.

[@gzuss6043]

I honestly think Gary did this better lol. Explaination: i love the extension in the "sum day".

[@chuckgrob6320]

Outstanding performance by Gary Busey, (aka Teddy Jack Eddy fame) 👍 Don Stroud, and certainly not last nor least Charlie Martin Smith👍!! Dirty shame they didn't get the Oscar, IMHO.!

[@ddmck1972]

You could swear this is the real Buddy Holly and not Gary Busey since he plays the part so convincingly.

[@davidclark3564]

How amazing is this song? Why isn’t covered by more bands? It’s fairly simple.

[@jerryglenn5122]

I would have loved to see a 40th anniversary dvd of the movie with interviews with the real crickets Maria Elena and buddy's teal family

[@aaronking7326]

His teeth were knocked out...He was using chewing gum to hold them in...Amazing Buddy could sing at all..Watch Gary Busey at the end pop out his teeth

[@ueray4]

Aaron King lol it’s a movie. In real life Buddy canceled the show due to his tooth 🦷

[@magesticpenguin2184]

Aaron King, so did gary actually have teeth caps in the 70s like buddy?? Cause the scene before this when they were in the dressing room it really looked like he did when they got knocked out. I know your comment is from 2 years ago but sometimes I wonder if he really had fake front teeth in the 70s.. Rock on man! 🤘🎶

[@aaronking7326]

@@magesticpenguin2184 it looks as though he did

[@magesticpenguin2184]

@@aaronking7326 Wow! Thank you for responding bro, he had some balls to do that for this scene lol. Guess that shows how much he got into character for the film. Just wish there was more footage of the real Buddy playing live, much love 👊🙂

[@aaronking7326]

@@magesticpenguin2184 I agree.. Gary Busey was a GREAT Buddy. Sure, there are a few things wrong in the movie all in all its one of the best in my collection

[@joypullam5453]

Lov this

[@trainsofsouthwestmichigan03]

I love this play best ever

[@RobJohnsonpodcast]

I think this version is better than Buddy's !

[@RobJohnsonpodcast]

+Eric Dangerfield I didn't know kids today were so passionate about Buddy Holly! Good for you lol

[@blizzardfield]

+Robert Johnson lmao

[@Theparadoxband]

+Robert Johnson I love Buddy

[@princesspeachfan100]

Uh, no, have you seen Gary now? He's CRAZY! T_T NO ONE and I mean ABSOLUTLY NO ONE can beat Buddy! =D

[@shellyboyd3839]

did not realize Gary Busey sang the actual songs

[@plutonium6280]

Awesome

[@orion4565]

Luv this rendition. Even if he flubs the lyrics a bit. These guys played this song w/ thier own feel. But can anyone tell me about those illuminated cheese graters on the stage?? Been wondering since I 1st saw this movie as a kid.

[@fastfoodreviewandelvistoo]

This is brilliant

[@lufkin456]

Better then the original

[@danielnavarro8627]

Perfect