Buddy Holly - The Legendary Buddy Holly (1987)

A1 	Listen To Me 	
A2 	Words Of Love 	
A3 	You've Got Love 	
A4 	Learnin' The Game 	
A5 	Not Fade Away 	
A6 	What To Do 	
A7 	Early In The Morning 	
B1 	Wishing 	
B2 	Love's Made A Fool Of Me 	
B3 	Love Is Strange 	
B4 	(You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care 	
B5 	Midnight Shift 	
B6 	Reminiscing 	
B7 	Valley Of Tears

When Buddy Holly first emerged on the national stage in 1957 there was no shortage of white guys ripping off Little Richard and Chuck Berry, anesthetizing rock & roll for a white audience. Holly himself was certainly inspired by and borrowed liberally from black artists. Nonetheless, what made Buddy Holly so appealing - and arguably the man most responsible for making rock & roll palatable to middle America - was that underneath his wholesome image, and despite the delicacy of his later compositions, his songs ultimately embrace the grittiness and simplicity that made this music so appealing in the first place. He is the most important white songwriter of rock & roll's formative period. ---rateyourmusic.com

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