BUDDY HOLLY~IT'S SO EASY~MAYBE BABY~45 NEW~HEAR IT PLAY

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Who would've known that the lowly 7-inch 45 RPM vinyl single would stage a comeback?
Whether you're buying records for your jukebox,
or still enjoy spinning vinyl on your record player,
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All vinyl singles are NEW Factory-Fresh, Never-Played Condition.

Side 1. It's So Easy ~ Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Oct 4 1958
Side 2. Maybe Baby ~ Buddy Holly & The Crickets - March 1 1958
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Buddy Holly Biography:
b. Charles Hardin Holley, 7 September 1936, Lubbock, Texas, USA, d. 3 February 1959. Holly was one of the first major rock ''n'' roll groundbreakers, and one of its most influential artists. He wrote his own songs, recorded with a self-contained guitar-bass-drums combo, experimented in the studio and even changed the image of what a rock singer could look like: until he came along, the idea of a bespectacled rock idol was unthinkable. Holly''s hiccuping vocal style and mature, melodic compositions inspired many of the rockers who would emerge in the 60s and 70s, from the Beatles and Bob Dylan to the Hollies. Later, British singer-songwriter Elvis Costello would emerge with an unabashed Holly-inspired physical appearance. Like many other early rock ''n'' rollers, Holly''s musical influences included both C&W music and "race" music, or R&B. He made his first stage appearance at the age of five, joining with his brothers Larry and Travis in a talent contest; he won $5. During his childhood, Holly learned to play guitar, violin and piano, taking formal lessons but teaching himself boogie-woogie rhythms on the piano. At 12 years old he was entertaining friends with Hank Williams songs and in 1949 formed a bluegrass duo, Buddy And Bob, with friend Bob Montgomery. He learned to play banjo and mandolin during this period. Holly made his first recording on a home tape recorder in 1949, a song called "My Two Timin'' Woman".

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To Canada $2.69 and $0.50 each additional,
To Europe, Austrasia $3.69 and $1.00 each additional.

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