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This was not recorded in 1956 but 1957 at Norman Petty Studios. Holly double tracks himself. Funny thing is The Diamonds did a cover of this and sold more copies than Holly did.
1956 seemed odd to me. Elsewhere on YouTube it's dated as 1958, which I think sounds more likely. Holly was not recording in Norman Petty's studio in 1956.
There is actually a Buddy Holly & the Crickets version of "Words of Love" that is almost indistinguishable from the Beatles cover of the song. I once owned the 45 rpm single and a Buddy Holly Anthology album on 8-Track (both now long gone) with this much superior (commercial ?) version of "Words of Love". So, why is THIS version nowhere to be found today, while several lamer "backroom session" or "garage" versions prevail?
In 50 years, when we discover time travel, I'm going back to 1959 and fixing Buddy's tour bus' heater. Sure the future would likely be changed drastically – however, a future with a living Buddy sounds damn good to me. Cheers.
E' come voler capire perchè Battisti scriveva le sue canzoni nel suo stile. I Fabs hanno "filtrato" le influenze musicali del loro periodo: il primo rock and roll, Elvis, e così via. Ecco perchè sono diventati Beatles: Words of Love interpretata dai Fabs è di una freschezza che nemmeno Holly poteva dare. Non credete?
@wpfairbanks uh doggie…. there is definitely at least one other person harmonizing on that part, or he layered two (or more) tracks of his own voice. sorry to point out a flaw doggie just gotta state facts you know? keep the youth informed and shit
This was not recorded in 1956 but 1957 at Norman Petty Studios. Holly double tracks himself. Funny thing is The Diamonds did a cover of this and sold more copies than Holly did.
Since Jeff Lynne covered this, I put this in my ELO playlist with The Beatles cover, as well. Thanks for the upload!
The Beatles and buddy holly
1956 seemed odd to me. Elsewhere on YouTube it's dated as 1958, which I think sounds more likely. Holly was not recording in Norman Petty's studio in 1956.
It wasn’t 1956, it was 1957. Who the f*ck upload this bullshit?
Even Elvis couldn't change his voice from high to low pitch like Buddy…would he have been bigger than the King?..
I cannot agree with Wyzox1,such an incoherent words.
too bad he's not here to listen to his music and reflect on his legacy
IS he your BUDDY??
best guitar riff of all tyme
There is actually a Buddy Holly & the Crickets version of "Words of Love" that is almost indistinguishable from the Beatles cover of the song. I once owned the 45 rpm single and a Buddy Holly Anthology album on 8-Track (both now long gone) with this much superior (commercial ?) version of "Words of Love". So, why is THIS version nowhere to be found today, while several lamer "backroom session" or "garage" versions prevail?
A naive, very touching tune. The Beatles version is gorgeous & also covered by Jeff Lynne
Extra buddy holly le meilleur ,,
So lovely! And the Beatles thought so too!
fantastic song buddy holly my hero
Poptin multi tracking was pioneered by the late Les Paul have a listen to How high the moon and others.
probably the biggest influence in music, for coming on for sixty years.
Brilliant singer/song writer.
Lo máximo.
Isn't it cool to like BOTH versions???!!! … children.
Buddy Holly certainly was the greatest inspiration of the early pre-RubberSoul/Sgt.Pepper Beatles' sound! ☺
@7294smk hey id settle for 3 more years same can be said for hank williams sr though most people arent hank williams fans lol
In 50 years, when we discover time travel, I'm going back to 1959 and fixing Buddy's tour bus' heater. Sure the future would likely be changed drastically – however, a future with a living Buddy sounds damn good to me. Cheers.
I can't get his music out of my head!!
El cover de The Beatles es genial.
E' come voler capire perchè Battisti scriveva le sue canzoni nel suo stile. I Fabs hanno "filtrato" le influenze musicali del loro periodo: il primo rock and roll, Elvis, e così via. Ecco perchè sono diventati Beatles: Words of Love interpretata dai Fabs è di una freschezza che nemmeno Holly poteva dare. Non credete?
What a great song that showcases the multiple talents of a man like Buddy Holly. Makes the hurt even greater for what was lost in that air crash.
@Jav0889 bro you know music like how you pointed that out about simon and garfunkel
@7294smk hes the real king of rock not elvis. buddy left way to early bro smh
SO LOVELYY UMMHH
@wxmachinegun
It's multiple tracking. Buddy pioneered it.
@wpfairbanks uh doggie…. there is definitely at least one other person harmonizing on that part, or he layered two (or more) tracks of his own voice. sorry to point out a flaw doggie just gotta state facts you know? keep the youth informed and shit
@r0de0 Um, okay.
THE ORIGINAL GENIUS…BUDDY HOLLY!
@6arcsn1sky Nooooo! No gay Buddy!