1.Surfin' special 2.Don't breathe a word 3.Lookin' all over town 4.I believe in you 5.Bring back my surfboard 6.Break it easy 7.Little Hollywood girl 8.Rave on 9.I don't need a friend 10.My little Kim Ruth 11.Don't say you love me 12.It's all right with me 13.I'm not a bad guy 14.Parisian girl 14.The real thing 14.Brand new doll 15.A fool never learns (two versions) 16.A Harlem girl 17.Fell in love with a face 18.Never ever told me 19.There's no better way to die 20.Bottom of the sea 21.Farewell, my bluebell 22.Buddy Holly interview
The Crickets
This spectacular release presents 19 previously unissued performances, including several alternate versions. The booklet contains a never-before published photo of Buddy Holly taken at the time of the interview.
The Crickets have influenced virtually every major rock performer from Bruce Springsteen and Dylan to the Rolling Stones and Beatles. The Crickets even helped inspire the Beatles' name. "When someone like Paul McCartney says "If it wasn't for The Crickets, there wouldn't be any Beatles", I say "Excuse me? I'd like to hear that again!" Jerry Allison, Original member/The Crickets
The Crickets were formed in Lubbock, Texas by Buddy Holly and J.I. Allison. Joe B. Mauldin was later recruited. They were one of the first groups to play, produce, and record their own material. The Crickets are most known for hits like 'That'll Be The Day', 'Peggy Sue', 'Oh Boy', 'Not Fade Away', 'Maybe Baby', 'I Fought The Law', and 'More Than I Can Say'. These hits are known as primary lessons in how rock music should be written, played, and enjoyed. After Buddy Holly died, The Crickets continued in their own right.
The Crickets - Buddy Holly's old group.