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Buddy Holly — True Love Ways
Album: The Definitive Collection
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Released: 1958
Length: 2:47
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Just you know why
Why you and I
Will by and by
Know true love ways

Sometimes we'll sigh
Sometimes we'll cry
And we'll know why
Just you and I
Know true love ways

Throughout the days
Our true love ways
Will bring us joys to share
With those who really care

Sometimes we'll sigh
Sometimes we'll cry
And we'll know why
Just you and I
Know true love ways

Throughout the days
Our true love ways
Will bring us joys to share
With those who really care

Sometimes we'll sigh
Sometimes we'll cry
And we'll know why
Just you and I
Know true love ways
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This was the Bride and Groom's first dance at their Wedding Reception.
We were guests and there was not a dry eye in the house at the end of it.
Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe    [ Reply ]
 slaven41 wrote:

I know it’s Buddy Holly, but… we don’t need this. 



Huh?
Posted 1 year ago by das    [ Reply ]
 phlattop wrote:

A beauty from maybe the best of the 50s rock and roll originals.

I could see some show using this in a scene. Better Call Saul comes to mind though it's ended its run




Lol, came to suggest this would have been good in Mad Men and see my earlier comment
Posted 1 year ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
RP is exposing me to stuff like this - stuff that would not normally show up on my radar.   One cool song after the next
Posted 2 years ago by mbelange    [ Reply ]
 DW4554 wrote:


As to 'who chose this sappy arrangement' I highly recommend viewing 
The Buddy Holly Story starring Gary Busey.  Your question will be answered. 
Truly great film, Gary and The Crickets just nail it.

The Buddy Holly Story - Wikipedia



the bass player in the movie is a cousin of mine. Charles Martin Smith. Creative family . . , his dad and uncles were animators (Peanuts, Woody Woodpecker, Gulliver's Travels etc)
Posted 2 years ago by jpfueler    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:

Not exactly rock and roll, from one of the father's of same. Who chose this sappy arrangement? Still, it's a nice tune, and quite similar to a lot of other pop and movie tracks of that era which, alas, is quickly becoming ancient. 



As to 'who chose this sappy arrangement' I highly recommend viewing 
The Buddy Holly Story starring Gary Busey.  Your question will be answered. 
Truly great film, Gary and The Crickets just nail it.

The Buddy Holly Story - Wikipedia

Posted 2 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
 slaven41 wrote:

I know it’s Buddy Holly, but… we don’t need this. 



We?  Speak for yourself.  
Posted 2 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
Soundtrack for my first romance.  I discovered girls in the 3rd grade.  Like being struck by lightning in a really good way.  Sigh ...  
Posted 2 years ago by DW4554    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
A candy-colored clown they call The Sandman tiptoes to my room every night... There were some amazing artists who can raise the hair on the back of my neck with just a whisper... Buddy and Roy were certainly among them. Divine, immortal music, to be sure! Thanks, RP, for the ongoing celebration of The Spirit!


You're right remember this is where Rock and Roll came from and he died at the age of 22 . In his prime. along with other amazing artists 
Posted 2 years ago by Nico9    [ Reply ]
 slaven41 wrote:

I know it’s Buddy Holly, but… we don’t need this. 



You have a choice.     (and)
I'm sorry but his music has already been published. 
Posted 2 years ago by laserace    [ Reply ]
Never say no to panda: https://youtu.be/X21mJh6j9i4 
Posted 2 years ago by bankofandygray    [ Reply ]
A beauty from maybe the best of the 50s rock and roll originals.

I could see some show using this in a scene. Better Call Saul comes to mind though it's ended its run
Posted 2 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
I know it’s Buddy Holly, but… we don’t need this. 
Posted 2 years ago by slaven41    [ Reply ]
Such a clean, clear voice. No enhancements required - effortless, timeless,  and soothing. 
Posted 2 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
A candy-colored clown they call The Sandman tiptoes to my room every night... There were some amazing artists who can raise the hair on the back of my neck with just a whisper... Buddy and Roy were certainly among them. Divine, immortal music, to be sure! Thanks, RP, for the ongoing celebration of The Spirit!
Posted 2 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
I really enjoyed that ‘Wanda Vision’ show. Although extremely depressing, Buddy must have been an influence?
Posted 2 years ago by ddbz    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:

Not exactly rock and roll, from one of the father's of same. Who chose this sappy arrangement? Still, it's a nice tune, and quite similar to a lot of other pop and movie tracks of that era which, alas, is quickly becoming ancient. 


Man, personally, I dig hearing the arrangements that were considered the "norm" back in that day...the strings in this are so fun...even if they are sappy...
Posted 2 years ago by sfoster66    [ Reply ]
Love me a deep cut every now and then...LLRP! 
Posted 2 years ago by sfoster66    [ Reply ]
Thank you, Bill, for a perfect segue from 'American Pie'....
Posted 2 years ago by RazzCat    [ Reply ]
Not exactly rock and roll, from one of the father's of same. Who chose this sappy arrangement? Still, it's a nice tune, and quite similar to a lot of other pop and movie tracks of that era which, alas, is quickly becoming ancient. 
Posted 6 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Normally i dont like this kind of song, but it fits perfectly in the rotation!!
Posted 9 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 papersitter wrote:
old school dreamy

 

very sweet
Posted 9 years ago by Aud    [ Reply ]
I grew up hearing The Buddy Holly Story LP the next bedroom over and am a fan. But I don't recall this track being on that album, probably with very good reason.
Posted 9 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
 EdmoJoe wrote:
Bill, I see what you did there. Buddy Holly, followed by American Pie. Nice!

 

EdmoJoe,   I second that comment  wholeheartedly....BTW I spent a week in Banff this June...great country you have there.... 
Posted 10 years ago by Birdman    [ Reply ]
Bill, I see what you did there. Buddy Holly, followed by American Pie. Nice!
Posted 10 years ago by EdmoJoe    [ Reply ]
Perfunctory homage to some overly-romanticized artist who died entirely too early = 2.
Posted 10 years ago by AphidA    [ Reply ]
It probably could have remained idle for a while longer.
Posted 10 years ago by beinder    [ Reply ]
old school dreamy
Posted 10 years ago by papersitter    [ Reply ]
yes. what are we waiting for?
holy crap!! this has been sitting idle for 3 years now. please play it.

Posted 15 years ago by JrzyTmata    [ Reply ]
Please play me.
Posted 18 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]