 Buddy Holly & The Crickets publicity portrait for Coral Records. Image by Coral Records, via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed Public domain |
The CricketsThe Crickets were an American rock and roll band formed in Lubbock, Texas, in 1957 by Buddy Holly and his bandmates. They achieved early success with hits like "That'll Be the Day" and significantly influenced the rock genre through their pioneering guitar-bass-drums setup. Following Holly's tragic death in 1959, the band continued to evolve with various lineups and remained active in the music scene well into the 21st century, garnering recognition for their contributions, including inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Musicians Hall of Fame. The Crickets exemplify the enduring legacy of early rock music. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
The Chirping Crickets (1958)
In Style With The Crickets (1960)
In Style With The Crickets (1960)
California Sun (1964)
Remnants (1973)
Singles
Oh Boy / Not Fade Away (1957)
That'll Be The Day / I'm Looking For Someone To Love (1957)
It's So Easy / Lonesome Tears (1958)
Maybe Baby / Tell Me How (1958)
Think It Over / Fools' Paradise (1958)
Love's Made A Fool Of You / Some, Someone (1959)
When You Ask About Love / Deborah (1959)
More Than I Can Say / Baby, My Heart (1960)
Peggy Sue Got Married / Don't Cha Know (1960)
He's Old Enough To Know Better / I'm Feeling Better (1961)
Don't Ever Change / I'm Not A Bad Guy (1962)
Don't Say You Love Me / April Avenue (1963)
My Little Girl / Teardrops Fall Like Rain (1963)
They Call Her La Bamba / All Over You (1964)