Not even some promoters knew and its why Buddy Holly and the Crickets were booked into the all black Appollo
THE FAMILLY CAT
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01] Be Faithful
02] Your Love
03] I'll Cry No More
04] Changing Partners
05] My Little Baby's Shoes
06] Dreams And Wishes
07] Milk And Gin
08] I'm Not The One You Love
09] You're Mine
10] Fine As Wine
11] When I Met You
12] For You I Have Eyes
13] Just You
14] Are You Looking For A Sweetheart
15] Never Give Up Hope
16] I'm Going To Live My Life Alone
17] Man From The Moon
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This is where it gets confusing for the average fan.Needs explaining that this is DEAN BARLOW & the Crickets who had changed their name just before the Holly group of 1957.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenNot even some promoters knew and its why Buddy Holly and the Crickets were booked into the all black Appollo
I've never bought into the idea that there was any confusion about Barlow's Crickets and Holly's. Hit records is what packed The Apollo, not past glories. "That'll Be The Day" was hot, so they booked 'em. Barlow's Crickets were never a big group, so I seriously doubt that Frank Schiffman, the manager of The Apollo had any idea who Dean Barlow's and his Crickets were.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWhatever the case, there are some great records here. Very smooth, and very early R&B.
Thanks Mr. Ranch.