Interview Transcripts
In their own words, read the interviews that paint the true story of Buddy Holly and his legacy.
Globe Gazette: Huge' fans, huge honor
The contribution to the "notfadeaway" album had special meaning to The Mavericks.
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Globe Gazette: Compliments are music to Maria's ears
Compliments are music to Maria's ears
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Globe Gazette: Music was fresh, innovative
"It was a golden time for music and he brought a whole mess of things to the table. It was innovative, fun, fresh new music."
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Globe Gazette: Buddy - the music, the man we could relate to
"Buddy touched the hearts of all of us, big and small."
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CMT: Waylon’s Buddy: Jennings Never Forgot His Mentor
“If anything I’ve ever done is remembered,” Waylon Jennings told CMT.com in 1999, “part of it is because of Buddy Holly.”
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Globe Gazette: The Everly Brothers: Sharing Of Talents
A lot of people have talent, but not everyone treated it the way Buddy Holly did, said Don Everly of the Everly Brothers.
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Globe Gazette: Holly took a 'mad scientist' approach to recording
Holly likely would have been a star no matter where he recorded, but doing his work in Clovis allowed his own creativity to dominate the finished product.
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Globe Gazette: 'The Coolest Music'
"Buddy's music was the first I heard, but it also has been the coolest. When I was 10 years old, I thought Buddy was the coolest and I still do 20 years later."
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Globe Gazette: He could outplay anyone
Have you ever watched Buddy Holly closely when when was playing guitar? Really closely?
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Globe Gazette: Music had its own personality
The music of Buddy Holly and the Crickets was different from the beginning, recalls Jerry "J.I." Allison, drummer for the Crickets.
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