Format: Double 12” vinyl Lp
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Rave On... And On
Style: Rock and Roll, Rockabilly
Available
Special issue to commemorate the 60th anniversary of “The Day The Music Died” This first limited pressing includes the already sold out “Alternatively” Lp on black vinyl and printed sleeve.
3rd February 1959: A hugely important, dark and poignant date in music history. In order to mark the 60th anniversary of the tragedy that really rocked the rock ‘n’ roll era, here is the music of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "Big Bopper" Richardson as interpreted by their friends, peers and fans: from contemporary covers of the songs they made famous by the likes of Rusty York and The Ravens; posthumous but heart-felt versions of their hits by such as Sam Butera, Bobby Vee and Jerry Paul; Buddy Holly successes performed by the original composers Sonny West and Ben Hall, and a handful of tributes by British rock 'n' roll stars like Marty Wilde, Tommy Steele and Du ffy Power, topped off with the original version of that most touching posthumous tribute of all, "Three Stars" by Californian D.J., Tommy Dee.
"Look up in the sky - up toward the north,
There are three new stars brightly shining forth.
They're shining so bright, from heaven above,
Gee, we're gonna miss you, everybody sends their love!"
LP 1 - Rave On... And On
Side A:
Rave On - Sonny West
Come On Let's Go - Tommy Steele
Chantilly Lace - Sam Butera
Oh Boy - Jerry Paul
Donna - Marty Wilde
White Lightnin' - George Jones
That'll Be The Day - The Ravens
Side B:
Peggy Sue - Rusty York
That's My Little Suzie - Duffy Power
Beggar to a King - Hank Snow
Well All Right - Bobby Vee
Blue Days, Black Nights - Ben Hall
It Doesn't Matter Anymore – Rob & Roy
Three Stars – Tonny Dee
LP 2 - Buddy Holly... Alternatively
Side A - His greatest Rockabilly performances.
Midnight Shift (alternative take - 26th January 1956)
Don't Come Back Knockin' (alternative take - 26th January 1956)
Moonlight Baby (demo cut - 7th December 1955)
Down The Line (alternative demo take - Mid 1955)
I'm Gonna Set My Foot Down (demo cut - Early 1956)
Love Me (demo cut - 7th December 1955)
Side B - His classic hits.
Not Fade Away (alternative overdub - 29th May 1957)
Maybe Baby (alternative version - 1st March 1957)
Oh Boy (undubbed version - 1st July 1957)
Peggy Sue (alternative take - 1st July 1957)
Think It Over (undubbed alternative take - 13th February 1958)
Reminiscing (undubbed version - 10th September 1958)
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Rave On... And On
Style: Rock and Roll, Rockabilly
Available
Special issue to commemorate the 60th anniversary of “The Day The Music Died” This first limited pressing includes the already sold out “Alternatively” Lp on black vinyl and printed sleeve.
3rd February 1959: A hugely important, dark and poignant date in music history. In order to mark the 60th anniversary of the tragedy that really rocked the rock ‘n’ roll era, here is the music of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "Big Bopper" Richardson as interpreted by their friends, peers and fans: from contemporary covers of the songs they made famous by the likes of Rusty York and The Ravens; posthumous but heart-felt versions of their hits by such as Sam Butera, Bobby Vee and Jerry Paul; Buddy Holly successes performed by the original composers Sonny West and Ben Hall, and a handful of tributes by British rock 'n' roll stars like Marty Wilde, Tommy Steele and Du ffy Power, topped off with the original version of that most touching posthumous tribute of all, "Three Stars" by Californian D.J., Tommy Dee.
"Look up in the sky - up toward the north,
There are three new stars brightly shining forth.
They're shining so bright, from heaven above,
Gee, we're gonna miss you, everybody sends their love!"
LP 1 - Rave On... And On
Side A:
Rave On - Sonny West
Come On Let's Go - Tommy Steele
Chantilly Lace - Sam Butera
Oh Boy - Jerry Paul
Donna - Marty Wilde
White Lightnin' - George Jones
That'll Be The Day - The Ravens
Side B:
Peggy Sue - Rusty York
That's My Little Suzie - Duffy Power
Beggar to a King - Hank Snow
Well All Right - Bobby Vee
Blue Days, Black Nights - Ben Hall
It Doesn't Matter Anymore – Rob & Roy
Three Stars – Tonny Dee
LP 2 - Buddy Holly... Alternatively
Side A - His greatest Rockabilly performances.
Midnight Shift (alternative take - 26th January 1956)
Don't Come Back Knockin' (alternative take - 26th January 1956)
Moonlight Baby (demo cut - 7th December 1955)
Down The Line (alternative demo take - Mid 1955)
I'm Gonna Set My Foot Down (demo cut - Early 1956)
Love Me (demo cut - 7th December 1955)
Side B - His classic hits.
Not Fade Away (alternative overdub - 29th May 1957)
Maybe Baby (alternative version - 1st March 1957)
Oh Boy (undubbed version - 1st July 1957)
Peggy Sue (alternative take - 1st July 1957)
Think It Over (undubbed alternative take - 13th February 1958)
Reminiscing (undubbed version - 10th September 1958)
