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Charles Hardin Holley (September 7, 1936 – February 3, 1959), known professionally by his stage name Buddy Holly, was an American singer, songwriter, and musician who was a central and pioneering figure of rock and roll. He was born to a musical family in Lubbock, Texas, during the Great Depression, and learned to play guitar and sing alongside his two siblings. Holly made his first appearance on local television in 1952, and the following year he formed the group Buddy... [more on Wikipedia]
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2.
08/1957
3.
11/1957
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #194]
[Coral 61885]
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
4.
#4 Maybe Baby Buddy Holly
from
The "Chirping" Crickets
as Buddy Holly & The Crickets
[Brunswick 55053]
written by Norman Petty & Charles Hardin
5.
03/1958
[Coral 61947]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
6.
07/1958
as Buddy Holly & The Crickets
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
7.
8.
09/1959
[Coral 62134]
written by Buddy Holly
9.
[Coral 62210]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
10.
10/1960
written by Buddy Holly
11.
What to Do Buddy Holly
from
The Buddy Holly Story, Volume 2
written by Buddy Holly
12.
R written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
13.
[Coral 62369]
written by Bob Montgomery & Buddy Holly
14.
12/1963
R written by Buddy Holly
15.
[London 9657]
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
16.
05/1964
[Dot 16609]
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
17.
09/1964
written by Buddy Holly
& Bob Montgomery
18.
19.
01/1965
as The Rogues
20.
03/1965
[Warner 5611]
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
21.
04/1965
[Capitol 5406]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
22.
05/1965
[Roulette 4612]
written by Buddy Holly
23.
[Mustang 3016]
written by Buddy Holly
& Bob Montgomery
24.
05/1966
R written by Norman Petty & Charles Hardin
25.
26.
[United Artists 50756]
written by Buddy Holly
& Bob Montgomery
27.
[RCA 647]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
28.
06/1972
[Capitol 3331]
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
29.
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
30.
07/1973
featuring
Jim Gold [Sussex 259]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
31.
[RCA Victor 10679]
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
32.
08/1976
[Asylum 45340]
written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
33.
09/1976
34.
11/1976
[Capitol 4340]
written by Norman Petty & Charles Hardin
35.
[Asylum 45438]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
36.
[Warner/Curb 8534]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
37.
09/1978
[ABC 12392]
written by Norman Petty & Buddy Holly
38.
09/1978
[Brother 1394]
written by Charles Hardin
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
39.
11/1978
[Columbia 10839]
written by Norman Petty, Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison &
Joe B. Mauldin 40.
[MCA 40976]
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
41.
[Epic 50876]
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
42.
written by Buddy Holly
& Bob Montgomery
43.
08/1981
[Montage]
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
44.
as Cliff Richard with The London Philharmonic Orchestra
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
45.
[Columbia 05681]
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
46.
R written by Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty
47.
R written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
48.
as Trish Lynn
[Oak 1062]
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
49.
50.
12/1990
[Bench]
written by Buddy Holly
51.
12/1990
written by Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly
, Jerry Allison, Norman Petty, Melvin Endsley, Phil Everly, Wilbert Harrison, Pearl King & Dave Bartholomew
52.
written by Buddy Holly
& Norman Petty
53.
[A&M]
written by Charles Hardin
& Norman Petty
