The Crickets
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AUDIO
Interview by John Tobler, Rock's Backpages Audio, 1990
From Buddy Holly to the Clash: songwriter/guitarist Curtis talks about his time with Holly and his lengthy association with the Crickets; the number of mistakes in the movie The Buddy Holly Story; backing the Everly Brothers, plus their cover of his 'Walk Right Back'; writing 'I Fought The Law', the mystery of Bobby Fuller's death, and the Clash's version of his most famous song; hanging out with Eric Clapton; writing The Mary Tyler Moore Show theme tune, and jingles; his lengthy association with Waylon Jennings, and his return to Nashville.
File format: mp3; file size: 68.3mb, interview length: 1h 11' 10" sound quality: *****
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
Crickets May Have To Tour Without Jerry Allison
Interview by June Harris, Disc, 28 July 1962
JERRY ALLISON, longest-serving member of the Crickets, whose 'Don't Ever Change' is still climbing our Top Twenty, may not be able to get to England ...
The Crickets, The Rivingtons, Gene McDaniels: Liberty Chief Was Surprised By Crickets' Hit!
Interview by June Harris, Disc, 22 September 1962
DO YOU LIKE a real, bluesy, earthy, down-south American sound? If you do, then your ears will flap when you listen to 'Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow', a new ...
Ifield's Hit Turns Bobby Vee To C And W!
Interview by June Harris, Disc, 27 October 1962
THE SUCCESS of Frank Ifield in America has really converted Bobby Vee to country and western music! "I had no idea that C and W ...
The Crickets: Our first tour and we're glad it's in England
Interview by June Harris, Disc, 27 October 1962
I'VE JUST received a nine page letter from the Crickets, who arrive tomorrow (Friday) for their tour with Bobby Vee, which opens on November 3, ...
Review by Mick Farren, New Musical Express, 11 October 1975
BUDDY HOLLY SO overshadowed The Crickets that one tends to forget that they went on to produce some very creditable work on their own after ...
Nanci Griffith, the Crickets: Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Marc Weingarten, Los Angeles Times, 10 November 1997
Nanci Griffith's Long Look Back ...
The Crickets: In Style with the Crickets
Sleeve and programme notes by Colin Escott, Bear Family Records, 2001
IT WASN'T AN ORIGINAL name; there was another group called the Crickets that had dented the Rhythm 'n' Blues charts a few years earlier, but ...
see also Buddy Holly
see also Albert Lee
see also Sonny Curtis
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