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| (electric guitar) are Lafayette Leake (piano), | Buddy Guy (acoustic guitar), Andrew McMahon (bass), |
| Eric Burdon from his Soul of a Man album, and | Buddy Guy for the Cadillac Records soundtrack. |
| Buddy Guy - guitar and vocals on "Champagne and Reef | |
| Buddy Guy and Junior Wells did a cover of the song o | |
| rmances, including an extensive U.S. tour with | Buddy Guy as well as two European ventures in 1992 a |
| apton, Richie Sambora (introduced in 1991) and | Buddy Guy (introduced in 1995) signature guitars ret |
| ie Musselwhite, James Cotton, Junior Wells and | Buddy Guy (as featured from 1989 as a bonus on the e |
| The | Buddy Guy visit eventually resulted in the 1996 Gram |
| Buddy Guy on his album This is Buddy Guy! (1968) | |
| Buddy Guy in 1993 performing | |
| in 1977 he recorded another live version with | Buddy Guy from Live at Montreux); Albert King (1970s |
| r.); Johnny Copeland (1990 Live in Australia); | Buddy Guy (1994 Slippin' In); Taj Mahal with Eric Cl |
| 1999 | Buddy Guy (USA) Jimmie Vaughan (USA) Bobby Rush (USA |
| riety of artists, including: Junior Wells with | Buddy Guy who recorded it as "Checking on My Baby" f |
| At the "Soundstage with | Buddy Guy" concert, Mayer explained the song as one |
| s a guest appearance on blues singer-guitarist | Buddy Guy's 2005 album Bring 'Em In, contributing vo |
| th Robert Cray's album Take Your Shoes Off and | Buddy Guy's Bring 'Em In, respectively. |
| It was recorded June 20-22, 1996 at | Buddy Guy's Legends, Chicago, IL, and was produced b |
| erboard Lounge, Rosa's Lounge, Kingston Mines, | Buddy Guy's Legends, and B.L.U.E.S. |
| While | Buddy Guy's music is often labeled Chicago blues, hi |
| Mary Had A Little Lamb ( | Buddy Guy) - 3:31 |
| The festival featured | Buddy Guy, Al Kooper, Jethro Tull, Johnny Winter. |
| s by blues artists such as Professor Longhair, | Buddy Guy, Jimmy Witherspoon and Eddie "Cleanhead" V |
| Buddy Guy, Stone Crazy! 1960-1967 (recorded 1960) | |
| h, Elvin Bishop, Etta James, Big Joe Williams, | Buddy Guy, George Thorogood, Tab Benoit, John P. Ham |
| d performances with blues artists, Bo Diddley, | Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Charlie Musselwhite, Jimmy |
| The tour also featured Billy Cox, | Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Eric Jo |
| with Junior Wells, Jimmy Dawkins, Bobby Rush, | Buddy Guy, Albert King, Professor Eddie Lusk, and B. |
| They have also backed such artists as | Buddy Guy, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and John Mayer. |
| Black Keys, Junior Brown, The Doobie Brothers, | Buddy Guy, and Little Feat. |
| avily influenced by The Rolling Stones, Faces, | Buddy Guy, Otis Redding, and Humble Pie, made a demo |
| winski, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, George Stigler, | Buddy Guy, and Muhammad Ali to name a few who called |
| ava Kava and songs from TV on the Radio, Muse, | Buddy Guy, Kasabian and the Yardbirds. |
| hi was opening for John Mellencamp, B.B. King, | Buddy Guy, The Allman Brothers Band, Taj Mahal and B |
| 2006 performers include Patti Labelle, | Buddy Guy, Koko Taylor, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Clarence |
| eper into the blues listening to Muddy Waters, | Buddy Guy, and anyone named King --B.B., Albert, and |
| s Jr. Wynans has also played for blues artists | Buddy Guy, John Mayall, Kenny Wayne Shepard, and Los |
| clude B. B. King, Albert King, Albert Collins, | Buddy Guy, and Robert Cray. |
| In 2009 Paul Anka, | Buddy Guy, Sheena Easton, April Wine, Julio Iglesias |
| tribute album Blues For Greeny), Irma Thomas, | Buddy Guy, Joe Cocker, Bonnie Lee, Bonnie Tyler, Eva |
| ichael Bloomfield, Koko Taylor, Rollo Radford, | Buddy Guy, Nick Gravenities, Buddy Miles and his lon |
| mes, Willie Dixon, Chuck Berry, Etta James and | Buddy Guy, among others. |
| , Jimmy Buffett, Kevin Chalfant, Eric Clapton, | Buddy Guy, Hank Crawford, Robert Cray, Bo Diddley, T |
| nsational Alex Harvey Band, the Grateful Dead, | Buddy Guy, Mungo Jerry, The Kinks, Shadows of Knight |
| by "Blue" Bland, Bobby Rush, Buckwheat Zydeco, | Buddy Guy, Calvin Jones, Carey Bell, Carl Perkins, C |
| adiq, Knowles' sister Solange, Mary Mary, Nas, | Buddy Guy, and Elvis Presley also appear on the albu |
| Lindsay toured with blues guitarist | Buddy Guy. |
| she is also the daughter of the blues musician | Buddy Guy. |
| band, the Clouds, also included the guitarist, | Buddy Guy. |
| , Lonnie Mack, Dave Edmunds, Johnny Winter and | Buddy Guy. |
| He was the younger brother of | Buddy Guy. |
| y, Memphis Minnie, Magic Sam, Chuck Berry, and | Buddy Guy. |
| ncerts given by Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters and | Buddy Guy. |
| All tracks composed by | Buddy Guy; except where indicated |
| Freeman's first Broadway project was the 1964 | Buddy Hackett vehicle I Had a Ball. |
| He was also the announcer and straight man to | Buddy Hackett in the short-lived revival of You Bet |
| Lunatics and Lovers (1954) (replaced | Buddy Hackett during his vacation) |
| It also features | Buddy Hackett as Jim's enlightened, kind-hearted fri |
| Buddy Hackett | |
| ry Vale, Elvis Presley, President Gerald Ford, | Buddy Hackett and many more. |
| etz, and aunt of mechanic Tennessee Steinmetz ( | Buddy Hackett in The Love Bug); her displaced neighb |
| ted by Pardon-Me-Pete the Groundhog (voiced by | Buddy Hackett) who has a deal with Jack Frost to ext |
| Ernest Borgnine, Milton Berle, Shelley Berman, | Buddy Hackett, Jack Cassidy, Pat McCormick, Johnny C |
| y" starring Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, | Buddy Hackett, and Don Rickles. |
| subjects, including Art Carney, Xavier Cugat, | Buddy Hackett, Suzanne Pleshette, Priscilla Presley |
| 1961 film directed by Don Taylor and starring | Buddy Hackett, Mickey Rooney, and Jackie Cooper. |
| 53 film starring Donald O'Connor, Janet Leigh, | Buddy Hackett, and Scatman Crothers. |
| ers, Harry Reid, Suzanne Somers, Wayne Newton, | Buddy Hackett, and Frank Sinatra. |
| musical drama that starred Yasmine Bleeth and | Buddy Hackett. |
| character of Marcellus Washburn was played by | Buddy Hackett. |
| stand how to explain or clarify the caption on | Buddy Hall's Picture. |
| g of pool phenoms "Earl the Pearl" Strickland, | Buddy Hall, Ronnie Allen, Allen Hopkins, St. Louis L |
| Heffern II) does he set off with his childhood | buddy, Hank (Jim Peterson), on a quest to find filmm |
| Coincidentally, his army | buddy happens to see the gang during a robbery of an |
| Buddy Harman - drums | |
| Buddy Harman - Drums | |
| D.J. Fontana, | Buddy Harman - drums |
| Buddy Harmon: Drums | |
| Bob sang lead and | Buddy harmonized. |
| Stephen Amell as | Buddy Harrelson |
| November 27, 1972: Rich Chiles and | Buddy Harris were traded by the Astros to the New Yo |
| Buddy Harris as Dollar Bill | |
| Four Keys to Power by | Buddy Harrison |
| God's Banking System by | Buddy Harrison |
| Just Do It by | Buddy Harrison |
| stries founded in 1977 in the United States by | Buddy Harrison and his wife Pat Harrison. |
| (as Sandy Shore), WKYC in Cleveland, Ohio (as | Buddy Harrison), and RKO General radio stations CKLW |
| Hinton's work is used widely in schools, and | Buddy has been one of the best selling novels for te |
| Gypsy Dave my road | buddy has been helping too. |
| Buddy has a uniform and is on the roster, leading Jo | |
| call-up and use Souchock as a replacement for | Buddy Hassett as first baseman in Major League Baseb |
| Sold to King Ranch, Hall of Fame trainer | Buddy Hirsch nursed Canonero II back to health. |
| [The song is] very much a | Buddy Holly '50s kind of sound." |
| In 2011 Joseph is playing | Buddy Holly on the UK national tour of Buddy - The B |
| Buddy Holly performed his song "Midnight Shift" (wri | |
| chs used a portion of the song as part of his ' | Buddy Holly Medley' which appeared on 1974's Gunfigh |
| sist in the group The Crickets, which included | Buddy Holly and drummer Jerry Allison and guitarist |
| Noland) in Dallas, prior to his recording with | Buddy Holly in Clovis, NM. |
| he sci-fi sitcom Quark and was featured in The | Buddy Holly Story. |
| The Great | Buddy Holly is a compilation album of songs by Buddy |
| ed Santiago-Holly's role in the 1978 movie The | Buddy Holly Story. |
| "Rave On!" - | Buddy Holly and the Crickets - 1:49 |
| concerts at the revised Cactus Theater in the | Buddy Holly District downtown. |
| The last | Buddy Holly single to be released during his lifetim |
| Buddy Holly and Gene Vincent have also covered the s | |
| Buddy Holly wrote "True Love Ways" for his wife, Mar | |
| It was first released on the posthumous "The | Buddy Holly Story, Vol. |
| recorded the first tribute record to the 1959 | Buddy Holly plane crash, 'The Ballad of Donna and Pe |
| Pop singers like | Buddy Holly and Gene Vincent also recorded with Brad |
| Bob Montgomery met | Buddy Holly at Hutchison Junior High School in 1949. |
| no is Glen D. Hardin, who had played piano for | Buddy Holly as well as for years for Elvis Presley. |
| Adaptation Score: The | Buddy Holly Story - Joe Renzetti |
| He took his trademark bald head, | Buddy Holly specs and full kilted regalia, Scottish |
| Buddy Holly first wrote the song in 1954. | |
| 20 Golden Greats (also known as | Buddy Holly Lives) is a greatest hits album by Ameri |
| In 1953 Jack gave a young | Buddy Holly a break when he let him perform with his |
| rummer for The Crickets and co-writer of their | Buddy Holly hit "Peggy Sue". |
| "True Love Ways" is a song co-written by | Buddy Holly and Norman Petty and recorded with the R |
| The medley of | Buddy Holly songs on I've Always Been Crazy had been |
| The Beatles admired | Buddy Holly and the Crickets (best demonstrated by t |
| f the decade, he also toured with Chuck Berry, | Buddy Holly and Little Richard. |
| Lubbock Sound was the Day the Music Died, when | Buddy Holly and others died in a plane crash in Iowa |
| Memories Of | Buddy Holly (LP, Rockhouse LP 8407, 1984) 2 |
| native of Lubbock, Texas and a near identical | Buddy Holly soundalike would join the group as lead |
| Puliukkohumppa - 02:11 (Weezer - | Buddy Holly / "Drunkard humppa") |
| op ballad written by Paul Anka and recorded by | Buddy Holly in 1958. |
| The spirit of | Buddy Holly and Lubbock Sound are preserved in the B |
| nd roll sax solos in the Vancouver version of " | Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story." |
| ry and Norman Petty and recorded originally by | Buddy Holly in 1958. |
| Buddy Holly - vocals, guitar | |
| "That'll Be the Day" is a song written by | Buddy Holly and Jerry Allison and recorded by variou |
| Domino Principle, Centennial, Beau Geste, The | Buddy Holly Story, Back to the Future, The Muppet Mo |
| usicstore in Lubbock and was known for selling | Buddy Holly his first Fender Stratocaster. |
| er's death in the same plane crash that killed | Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens. |
| il Davies and the All-Stars - "Not Fade Away" ( | Buddy Holly cover) |
| mercial success, the Lubbock singing sensation | Buddy Holly covered both "Oh, Boy!" and "Rave On" an |
| is a popular rock and roll ballad recorded by | Buddy Holly with the orchestral backing by Dick Jaco |
| Buddy Holly - "Peggy Sue" | |
| eatre, and a year after graduating was cast as | Buddy Holly in the Tony and Olivier Award winning sh |
| "Words of Love" is a song written by | Buddy Holly and recorded by him on April 8, 1957. |
| r Pop band Shoes covered the tune for the 1989 | Buddy Holly tribute album 'Everyday Is A Holly-Day'. |
| His early influences were musicians like | Buddy Holly and Jerry Lee Lewis, and by age 15 met u |
| ersion of this song in the biographic film The | Buddy Holly Story (1978), and its album. |
| He was a teenage pal and band member with | Buddy Holly in Lubbock, Texas. |
| He recorded with | Buddy Holly on October 21, 1958, playing the sax sol |
| to record with Nat Adderley and Wynton Kelly, | Buddy Holly and Andy Williams. |
| 20 Golden Greats - | Buddy Holly |
| The song has also been recorded by | Buddy Holly and Bo Diddley, among others. |
| joyed a renaissance in the 1950s when musician | Buddy Holly wore a series of large, bulky square pai |
| Some of the | Buddy Holly and The Picks albums also contain the Pi |
| rly performed his Meek tribute "Joe Meek Warns | Buddy Holly" on his 2008 tours, a song apparently ab |
| something like "Johnny Cash head butting with | Buddy Holly" HM went further, stating that the trans |
| e Loves You" and Alvin Stardust's "I Feel Like | Buddy Holly" - which reached the Top 10 indie album |
| s in the UK Singles Chart (notably "Tribute To | Buddy Holly"). |
| d, a remake of his 1960 debut song "Tribute to | Buddy Holly", hit #2 in October of that same year. |
| In 1958, Milton DeLugg produced | Buddy Holly's famous record "Rave On!" |
| "Oh, Boy!" is a song originally performed by | Buddy Holly's band The Crickets. |
| es - which featured various vocalists fronting | Buddy Holly's band the Crickets - Nanci Griffith pro |
| He was one of the three original members of | Buddy Holly's backing group, The Crickets. |
| After he heard one of | Buddy Holly's songs, he decided to also learn the gu |
| ransitioning into the Blind Faith rendition of | Buddy Holly's "Well Alright". |
| The team was named after | Buddy Holly's band, The Crickets. |
| ot Records which was produced by Tommy Allsup ( | Buddy Holly's lead guitar player) in Odessa, Texas. |
| Daltrey insisted that Moon should sound like | Buddy Holly's drummer Jerry Allison on "See My Way", |
| Smith played one of | Buddy Holly's bandmates in The Buddy Holly Story, a |
| Buddy Holly's original, undubbed home recording was | |
| e from The Vulgar Boatmen on NPR talking about | Buddy Holly's 'Apartment Sessions' and Bob Dylan's ' |
| recorded in January 1960 and featured the late | Buddy Holly's Crickets on instruments. |
| RFK, and MLK or the three remaining Crickets, | Buddy Holly's group. |
| rs toured with various other artists including | Buddy Holly's band, The Crickets, John Prine, Iris D |
| This recording was included on | Buddy Holly's first "greatest hits" compilation albu |
| an singer-songwriter and rock and roll pioneer | Buddy Holly's alternate takes and demos, including t |
| kets would record their own cover single after | Buddy Holly's death in 1959. |
| Buddy Holly's version has appeared on several of his | |
| nd have been bassist Joe B. Mauldin who was in | Buddy Holly's Crickets, and guitarist-singer Sonny C |
| It was also | Buddy Holly's first number 1 album on the chart. |
| Apart from "Tako lako", a cover of | Buddy Holly's "It's So Easy", and "Ne dozvoli", whic |
| "Not Fade Away" (Norman Petty, | Buddy Holly) - 21:43 |
| e Music Died"-the 1959 plane crash that killed | Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper (Jil |
| in the 1960s and 1970s, headline acts such as | Buddy Holly, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Pink |
| Also Ritchie Valens, | Buddy Holly, and The Big Bopper could be referred to |
| It has since been covered by | Buddy Holly, The Tornados, Elvis Presley, Tony Sheri |
| written by Tommy Dee in 1959, as a tribute to | Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. Richardson (Th |
| ”Not Fade Away” ( | Buddy Holly, Norman Petty) - 19:58 |
| er of 1956, the 19-year old Sullivan first met | Buddy Holly, by way of his high school friend Jerry |
| That song's refrain is: "Well, I feel like | Buddy Holly, 'cause it's raining In my heart." |
| " United States tour with the Everly Brothers, | Buddy Holly, and others. |
| "Not Fade Away" ( | Buddy Holly, Norman Petty) - 4:52 > |
| In front of the center is a statue honoring | Buddy Holly, who had died in 1959. |
| The Hollies, who had named themselves after | Buddy Holly, made their only attempt at having a hit |
| music industry's most notable artists, such as | Buddy Holly, Diana Ross and Rod Stewart. |
| "Tell Me How" ( | Buddy Holly, J.I.Allison) 3:02 |
| intended destination for the airplane carrying | Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. Richardson on |
| umental in the early successes of Roy Orbison, | Buddy Holly, Patsy Cline, and Elvis Presley, whose r |
| of rock and roll music, including Bill Haley, | Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, and Gene Vincent. |
| ey represent great respect for the late, great | Buddy Holly, the incomparable real star of all his r |
| e was a songwriting partner and best friend of | Buddy Holly, performing together as the duo "Buddy a |
| . It included cover songs from artists such as | Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Jimmy Reed, T-Bone Walker |
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