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Peggy Sue Got Married
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Buddy Holly and The Hollies
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2
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True Love Ways
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The Mavericks
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3
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Well ... All Right
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Nanci Griffith
with The Crickets
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4
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Midnight Shift
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Los Lobos
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5
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Not Fade Away
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The Band and The Crickets
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6
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Think It Over
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Tractors
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7
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Wishing
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Mary Chapin Carpenter
and Kevin Montgomery
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8
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Oh, Boy!
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Joe Ely and Todd Snider
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9
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Crying, Waiting, Hoping
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Marty Stuart and Steve Earle
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10
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It Doesn't Matter Anymore
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Suzy Bogguss
with Dave Edmunds
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11
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Maybe Baby
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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
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12
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Learning the Game
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Waylon Jennings
with Mark Knopfler
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Released 1996; MCA Records DRND-11260
A serious tribute, from a variety of big names - and a variety
of styles. You won't like them all; but if you're a Buddy Holly fan, I'm
sure you'll like most.
For me, the Hollies overdub on "Peggy Sue Got Married"
is marvellous, not that I'd want any overdub to replace the original,
but they shown one of the many ways that Buddy Holly just might have evolved
- and it's one of my favorite tracks in it's original form too!
Nanci Griffith's "Well ... All Right" was a real
showstopper for me; she's done a great job of both making it her own,
and respecting the original intention. She sounds completely different,
while the song sounds just the same, if you know what I mean ... hmmm,
I guess not ... it's a Texas thing!
Waylon Jennings' heartfelt 'Learning The Game' benefits
from Knopfler's guitar - a beautifully produced track, and just right
to end on.
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