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Buddy Holly and the Crickets jiving on the dance floor in London, UK, photographed by Harry Hammond (1958)
Elvis Presley: —Could sing, sure but didn’t write his own songs or play his own instruments —first dated his wife when she was teen and he was in his 20s —Got famous largely due to being a “pretty face”
Buddy Holly: —Could sing AND write his own music AND play his own instruments (along with Jerry Allison and Joe Mauldin) —talented as FUCK even though he wasn’t considered ”conventionally attractive” (+normalized wearing glasses on stage for other musicians who relied on them!) —he and his wife were both in their 20s, even when they met :))) —no known major controversies (THAT I KNOW OF) (mind you he was still a white male in the 1950s)
Respect Buddy Holly
Jerry x Joe content for the boys. Nobody's doing it like me (drawing yaoi about the rhythm section from the goddamned Crickets)
Happy Birthday Joe Mauldin!
Joe Benson Mauldin,Jr., was born July 8, 1939, and became the bassist for Buddy Holly's Crickets in 1956. Learn more about this 2012 inductee at the Library and Archives.
Video: Buddy Holly and the Crickets perform "That'll Be the Day" on Ed Sullivan in 1958.