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Buddy Holly’s profound impact on the late 1950s British music scene and the subsequent British Invasion is beyond measure. Originating from Lubbock, Texas, Buddy Holly and The Crickets left an indelible mark, recording numerous hits, including the iconic “That’ll Be the Day,” at the Norman Petty Studios in Clovis, New Mexico. Inspired by a John Wayne line from the western film “The Searchers” (1956), this track became the first demo ever made by The Beatles when they were still known as the Quarry Men.
Step into the captivating narrative of Buddy Holly and The Crickets, hailed by Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards as the world’s inaugural “self-contained rock and roll band.” The Crickets not only wrote and recorded their songs but also delivered mesmerizing performances. Unveil the tale of this musical journey, featuring the influential “fifth Cricket,” record producer and musician Norman Petty.