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Joe B. Mauldin
Joe B. Mauldin was born July 8th, 1939 and joined with Buddy Holly and Jerry Allison in 1957, just after "That’ll Be The Day" was recorded. He was one of Buddy Holly’s Crickets until October 1958.
Joe is currently ranked among the top rock bassists by the "Book of Lists" and became a recording engineer at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles. Joe engineered many recording sessions including sessions for Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass, Phil Spector, Leon Russell and Maureen McGovern. Joe B. Mauldin wrote "Last Night", "I’m Gonna Love You Too" and "Well, All Right".
Joe B. Mauldin currently still performs with the original Crickets.
Learn more about Joe B. Mauldin and The Crickets at: www.thecrickets.com
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