Memorial Collection

Locations
Call Number: CD Rock Holly Memorial
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Malletts Creek Branch

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Rock Holly Memorial	2-week checkout	On Shelf
Malletts Adult A/V 2-week checkout	CD Rock Holly Memorial	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Compact discs.
Contains principally previously released material.
disc 1. Down the line (undubbed) ; Soft place in my heart (undubbed) ; You and I are through ; Midnight shift ; Love me ; Don't come back knockin' ; Blue days, black nights ; Baby, won't you come out tonight ; I'm gonna set my foot down ; Changing all those changes ; Rock-a-bye rock ; Rock around with Ollie Vee ; Girl on my mind ; Ting-a-ling ; Modern Don Juan ; Holly hop (undubbed) ; Brown-eyed handsome man ; That'll be the day ; I'm looking for someone to love ; Mailman, bring me no more blues -- disc 2. Words of love ; Not fade away ; Everyday ; Ready Teddy ; Tell me how ; Oh boy! ; Listen to me ; Peggy Sue ; I'm gonna love you too ; It's too late ; Maybe baby ; You've got love ; Rock me my baby ; Look at me ; You're so square (Baby I don't care) ; Little baby ; Rave on ; Well-- all right ; Take your time ; Fool's paradise -- disc 3. Think it over ; Heartbeat ; It's so easy ; Lonesome tears ; Love's made a fool of you ; Wishing ; Early in the morning ; Now we're one ; Reminiscing ; True love ways ; It doesn't matter anymore ; Raining in my heart ; What to do (undubbed) ; Peggy Sue got married (undubbed) ; That makes it tough (undubbed) ; Crying, waiting, hoping (undubbed) ; Learning the game (undubbed) ; You're the one (undubbed) ; Smokey Joe's Café (undubbed) ; Dearest (undubbed).
Buddy Holly ; with musical acc.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

The Definitive Buddy Holly Collection submitted by Meginator on August 31, 2019, 9:10pm This is possibly the definitive collection of Buddy Holly’s music, making it essential listening for anyone interested in the early history of rock and roll. Many of the tracks, particularly the demos on the third disc, seem to revolve around very similar (if not identical) chord structures, giving Holly a definitive musical signature and solidifying this type of progression as a stylistic hallmark for him. The songs themselves are relatively simple by modern standards, but they move along quickly and quite a few of them employ timeless, catchy hooks. Buddy Holly didn’t invent the genre, but he is definitely among its important pioneers, and one can only wonder what he would have accomplished had he not died so young.