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You can follow Bill's travels or buy his travel books at: billontheroad.com
That was amazing so much more life and that was a very old wonderful tape. The racks are just making me salivate. And those beautiful Altec green faces wow. There is so much more life and presents and what we’re hearing even as a phone recording. There’s so much coming off of that tapered. Thank you so much for this.
@Synthetrix17 күн бұрын
Sounds great dry!
@paulhill137918 күн бұрын
Brilliant Buddy Holly a true legend.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@user-ic6dh9bf1t20 күн бұрын
ПРОКЛЯТЬЕ голливуда Она появилась всего в одном фильме, «Тринадцать женщин», который вышел уже после её смерти. Энтуисл в 1931 году. Энтуисл прославилась тем, что разбилась насмерть, прыгнув с буквы «Н» надписи «Hollywoodland» в сентябре 1932 года, ей было 24 года.
@sarcasticnews119520 күн бұрын
WOW!!! This PUNCHES HARD!!!💥💥💥💥💥💣💥💥💥💥💥 THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@Our__Earth23 күн бұрын
Bill i am A geographer. My channel is Our Earth. Thanks so Much for all you do.
@dewiz959625 күн бұрын
I was delivering my papers, when I read the news …. Buddy Knox? No, Buddy Holly ! Heartbroken
@MFisher734627 күн бұрын
And Jerry Allison was playing on cardboard boxes on this track!
@marcusallen847827 күн бұрын
Is there a way to take my family here? Who to ask or see?
@ashleyboydstun521329 күн бұрын
It is also played manually as well. It is a beautiful instrument.
@ussjeg69Ай бұрын
Awesome view
@hail1933Ай бұрын
Fair shout mate Buddy is an absolute legend and you tell me who’s written as many songs as buddy in that short time?? People always trying to put him down or others If you don’t like it then politely f*ck off and moan about somebody else please
@birgitkobs6270Ай бұрын
Toll! Ich liebe die Cabbage Patch Kids! Ich selbst habe 3 children❤❤❤
@joskri3306Ай бұрын
Alright Christine, show me!
@DennisYoung-xt9srАй бұрын
I can remember asking my sister what she was crying about? and she shared with that Buddy had been killed in a plane crash ! I will never forget the gut punch I felt! He was so great ; always will be! when I hear him sing: even today: I still feel the punch !
@kevincasson9848Ай бұрын
Same here my friend. He truly was special. And i mean special. Every one of his songs sends shivers down my spine! So, special❤
@panthira2240Ай бұрын
His death was faked. I'm sorry.
@southernpride2003Ай бұрын
@@panthira2240 get out of here with your theories we don't care
@jamescoe4765Ай бұрын
Is learning about history worth it?
@karenfunk2337Ай бұрын
Phlash, Love your show. Got my Rav 4 in 17, got Sirius for 1st time. NEVER turn on FM anymore except Thanksging weekend when Jim Kerr of 104.3 in NYC starts voter top 1043 songs day before Thanksgiving when he signs off for the day. However, don't you think the Frank Sinatra rest stop should have been in North Jersey, where Frank was from And the AC stop, maybe Southside Johnny? Keep playing the music, you can NEVER RETIRE! SORRY! Karen Funk North Brunswick, NJ
@kel4461Ай бұрын
I was raised in Kansas and it's amazing when you tell somebody you're from Kansas. The first thing out of their mouth is some stupid wizard of oz comment. Nobody happens to know that Wichita is the air capital of the world. More aircraft built there than anywhere on the planette. Coleman is a Kansas company. Not to mention pizza hut white castle et cetera
@joeblack8915Ай бұрын
I came here to read all the delusional comments by Buddy Holly fans who think he was 'The King of Rock n Roll'. 🤣🤣🤣 Nope, that would be Elvis. And even if Elvis had not existed, but somehow Rockabilly (which he invented at Sun) had come into being without him, Buddy Holly still wouldn't be 'king'. Here's a novel idea, stop talking out of your arses about the greatest, most influential music icon of all time - Elvis - and just enjoy listening to Buddy Holly. Or is that something you can't do without denigrating another artist? Apart from defending Elvis against the nonsense I read in some of the comments, I don't feel the need to denigrate another artists when I'm commenting on KZread videos featuring Elvis. After all, why would I need to? None of them even come into the equation when it comes to the most influential, greatest musical icon there has ever been, not to mention the biggest-selling solo artist to this day. Be thankful Elvis did what he did, because without him there would have been no Buddy Holly - just a small-time country singer whose name would have long since faded into obscurity.
@billaroundtheglobeАй бұрын
Hey a--hole... this is my page. And no one is bashing Elvis. You're just a sh*t disturber looking to cause trouble. Get the F off my page.
@LandondeeLАй бұрын
You turned it off too soon. Buddy and Nicki continued singing after the instruments stopped playing.
@paulyray53152 ай бұрын
Well done Bill
@KristiLee-hx9ny2 ай бұрын
Hi Bill, so glad you stopped by #VisitLeavenworthKS while you were in KS!! Great video!!
@Hellseventeen2 ай бұрын
I’m only 22 , born in 01 . But man I love the blues
@jwdundonАй бұрын
I believe your listening to ROCK AND ROLL.
@sarcasticnews119520 күн бұрын
This is rock 'n' roll, man. It comes from the blues, but this is rock 'n' roll. Now go listen to some Tom Petty!!!😉😉
@kawaii569822 ай бұрын
Haunted NO!!
@cnath34662 ай бұрын
The murals are great 👍
@geraldthebusdriver34912 ай бұрын
This version gives me shivers, it’s like you can feel the soul of this will forever love Buddy Holly
@jerrypriessen81372 ай бұрын
Was it recorded at 7.5ips?
@mnpd32 ай бұрын
This is more an advertisement than a description of the experience. Experience and talk about target diving from 7,000 feet at over 200 knots and the incredible G's on pullout. That's what being in the gunner's seat of a Cobra was about. Otherwise take a helo tour over the Grand Canyon.
@billaroundtheglobe2 ай бұрын
Why don't you make your own video instead of being an asshole? I'm so sick of negative blowhards online.
@bassface842 ай бұрын
So that's what the Ampex's sounded like... even on a screen, that's crazy!😳
@cnath34662 ай бұрын
Fascinating. Would love to see more marbles and the process of making them. Thank you!
@buzzsmith81463 ай бұрын
Wow. Thanks for this. 🎶
@marchaney3 ай бұрын
Been there! In May of '22, on our way to Albuquerque, my wife and I had arranged for a tour of Norman Petty's studio. Being there was incredible, but having Kenneth Broad (and his wife) guiding our tour went way beyond rock and roll history, into the deeply personal sense that we were with friends. It was a rich experience that I am truly grateful for.
@theminutebible8733 ай бұрын
It is no small feat to have kept all that original equipment. Check out the tubes on that McIntosh 275 on the right hand side, where do you get tubes like that these days??? That was such an innovative sound at the time, it's hard to imagine just how fresh that sounded at the time.
@miguel--rush3 ай бұрын
Excelente, gracias por compartir..! Gracias.
@workingman-xl6xh3 ай бұрын
A lot of Jefferson's lived in the house when he retired. It most have been full of activities and guests.
@Tonetwisters3 ай бұрын
Nikki Sullivan on rhythm guitar, and Buddy's vocal mic acoustically picking up his Stratocaster along with his amp miked. Right off the one-track 1/4"! What a sound!! MORE, PLEASE!
@UnremarkableMarx3 ай бұрын
I'm a gen z and I'm sick of apologizing for voice correction, and production that is so over processed and sterile. Even the music on the radio gets made on laptops, and computer plugins. This is talented young men in a room getting their chops up and cutting a timeless record. You can actually hear the room, the inflections and the zeal in Buddy and the Crickets. These are tight performances, simple yet with so much heart, and with a real chorus for goodness sake.
@Tonetwisters3 ай бұрын
Well said, my friend. I am a Baby Boomer and heard his songs on the radio WHEN THEY WERE BRAND NEW! And loved them then and still do! Take it from a guitarist/musician of 62+ years ... Buddy was a brilliant songwriter, producer and an impeccable, perfect-pitch singer, who sang with great feeling. And while you are at it, check out Ricardo Valenzuela, aka, Ritchie Valens. His, "My Darlin's Gone" is one of the greatest songs of the '50s rock and roll era. kzread.info/dash/bejne/kaKDrdtrn9Wvqrw.html
@geraldthebusdriver34912 ай бұрын
Good job my friend, you’re smart and you think outside the norm when too many Gen z ers don’t and like the horrible garbage that gets released into the music world Was born in 2003 myself and love all 50s and 60s music, you can just feel the heart and soul more with that music and the love is so much more real.
@robertledford3004Ай бұрын
I was a studio musician in Nashville in the 90s I can tell you that is some sweet reverb . Not too echo not to tight just right.
@robertledford3004Ай бұрын
Especially for the fifties
@andrewelliott4436Ай бұрын
Less is More.
@jerrycoleman54483 ай бұрын
Some great equipment in those racks. Mcintosh tube gear along with a cool Altec board and the Mightry Ampex 350's.
@williamgroemminger60063 ай бұрын
Thanks that was great.
@backroads66953 ай бұрын
What????? original Buddy Holly recordings??? Oh hell..... one of my specialties is restoring lost audio recordings......I would LOVE to get involved with this project
@hunt_3 ай бұрын
His voice was super smooth. RIP Buddy
@Lil.Mrs.C4 ай бұрын
Loved Buddy Holly from when I was a child. All his songs are so nostalgic for me.🥰
@PRSRECORDS4 ай бұрын
...also Norman Petty would have recorded no slower than 15 ips. This recording is moving at 3 3/4 ips.
@billaroundtheglobe4 ай бұрын
Hey know-it-all.... the man playing the recording is the SON of the engineer who recorded all of his sessions. Those are his Dad's original tapes.
@PRSRECORDS4 ай бұрын
@@billaroundtheglobe Ok, so the engineer made dubs. That makes them the closest to the masters now. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Universal_Studios_fire
@PRSRECORDS4 ай бұрын
Almost all of Buddy's master recordings were lost in the Universal Music Group fire in 2008.
@firstlast87314 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@RichardRamsey-fo2oh4 ай бұрын
We love your show. The music is great but your travel hints are so enjoyable. Our twin granddaughters are going from Indianapolis to Mississippi this July for national cheerleading competition. Do you have any fun spots we can stop at? They are limited to that they can do on the way down. The way back home is anything goes. We listen daily. Thanks for the joy you bring to all.
@gaveller4 ай бұрын
This is amazing! If you ever wanting to sell that stuff I'm sure Macca would be interested!
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Damn you guys need funding bad!
We come a looooong way
That was amazing so much more life and that was a very old wonderful tape. The racks are just making me salivate. And those beautiful Altec green faces wow. There is so much more life and presents and what we’re hearing even as a phone recording. There’s so much coming off of that tapered. Thank you so much for this.
Sounds great dry!
Brilliant Buddy Holly a true legend.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
ПРОКЛЯТЬЕ голливуда Она появилась всего в одном фильме, «Тринадцать женщин», который вышел уже после её смерти. Энтуисл в 1931 году. Энтуисл прославилась тем, что разбилась насмерть, прыгнув с буквы «Н» надписи «Hollywoodland» в сентябре 1932 года, ей было 24 года.
WOW!!! This PUNCHES HARD!!!💥💥💥💥💥💣💥💥💥💥💥 THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Bill i am A geographer. My channel is Our Earth. Thanks so Much for all you do.
I was delivering my papers, when I read the news …. Buddy Knox? No, Buddy Holly ! Heartbroken
And Jerry Allison was playing on cardboard boxes on this track!
Is there a way to take my family here? Who to ask or see?
It is also played manually as well. It is a beautiful instrument.
Awesome view
Fair shout mate Buddy is an absolute legend and you tell me who’s written as many songs as buddy in that short time?? People always trying to put him down or others If you don’t like it then politely f*ck off and moan about somebody else please
Toll! Ich liebe die Cabbage Patch Kids! Ich selbst habe 3 children❤❤❤
Alright Christine, show me!
I can remember asking my sister what she was crying about? and she shared with that Buddy had been killed in a plane crash ! I will never forget the gut punch I felt! He was so great ; always will be! when I hear him sing: even today: I still feel the punch !
Same here my friend. He truly was special. And i mean special. Every one of his songs sends shivers down my spine! So, special❤
His death was faked. I'm sorry.
@@panthira2240 get out of here with your theories we don't care
Is learning about history worth it?
Phlash, Love your show. Got my Rav 4 in 17, got Sirius for 1st time. NEVER turn on FM anymore except Thanksging weekend when Jim Kerr of 104.3 in NYC starts voter top 1043 songs day before Thanksgiving when he signs off for the day. However, don't you think the Frank Sinatra rest stop should have been in North Jersey, where Frank was from And the AC stop, maybe Southside Johnny? Keep playing the music, you can NEVER RETIRE! SORRY! Karen Funk North Brunswick, NJ
I was raised in Kansas and it's amazing when you tell somebody you're from Kansas. The first thing out of their mouth is some stupid wizard of oz comment. Nobody happens to know that Wichita is the air capital of the world. More aircraft built there than anywhere on the planette. Coleman is a Kansas company. Not to mention pizza hut white castle et cetera
I came here to read all the delusional comments by Buddy Holly fans who think he was 'The King of Rock n Roll'. 🤣🤣🤣 Nope, that would be Elvis. And even if Elvis had not existed, but somehow Rockabilly (which he invented at Sun) had come into being without him, Buddy Holly still wouldn't be 'king'. Here's a novel idea, stop talking out of your arses about the greatest, most influential music icon of all time - Elvis - and just enjoy listening to Buddy Holly. Or is that something you can't do without denigrating another artist? Apart from defending Elvis against the nonsense I read in some of the comments, I don't feel the need to denigrate another artists when I'm commenting on KZread videos featuring Elvis. After all, why would I need to? None of them even come into the equation when it comes to the most influential, greatest musical icon there has ever been, not to mention the biggest-selling solo artist to this day. Be thankful Elvis did what he did, because without him there would have been no Buddy Holly - just a small-time country singer whose name would have long since faded into obscurity.
Hey a--hole... this is my page. And no one is bashing Elvis. You're just a sh*t disturber looking to cause trouble. Get the F off my page.
You turned it off too soon. Buddy and Nicki continued singing after the instruments stopped playing.
Well done Bill
Hi Bill, so glad you stopped by #VisitLeavenworthKS while you were in KS!! Great video!!
I’m only 22 , born in 01 . But man I love the blues
I believe your listening to ROCK AND ROLL.
This is rock 'n' roll, man. It comes from the blues, but this is rock 'n' roll. Now go listen to some Tom Petty!!!😉😉
Haunted NO!!
The murals are great 👍
This version gives me shivers, it’s like you can feel the soul of this will forever love Buddy Holly
Was it recorded at 7.5ips?
This is more an advertisement than a description of the experience. Experience and talk about target diving from 7,000 feet at over 200 knots and the incredible G's on pullout. That's what being in the gunner's seat of a Cobra was about. Otherwise take a helo tour over the Grand Canyon.
Why don't you make your own video instead of being an asshole? I'm so sick of negative blowhards online.
So that's what the Ampex's sounded like... even on a screen, that's crazy!😳
Fascinating. Would love to see more marbles and the process of making them. Thank you!
Wow. Thanks for this. 🎶
Been there! In May of '22, on our way to Albuquerque, my wife and I had arranged for a tour of Norman Petty's studio. Being there was incredible, but having Kenneth Broad (and his wife) guiding our tour went way beyond rock and roll history, into the deeply personal sense that we were with friends. It was a rich experience that I am truly grateful for.
It is no small feat to have kept all that original equipment. Check out the tubes on that McIntosh 275 on the right hand side, where do you get tubes like that these days??? That was such an innovative sound at the time, it's hard to imagine just how fresh that sounded at the time.
Excelente, gracias por compartir..! Gracias.
A lot of Jefferson's lived in the house when he retired. It most have been full of activities and guests.
Nikki Sullivan on rhythm guitar, and Buddy's vocal mic acoustically picking up his Stratocaster along with his amp miked. Right off the one-track 1/4"! What a sound!! MORE, PLEASE!
I'm a gen z and I'm sick of apologizing for voice correction, and production that is so over processed and sterile. Even the music on the radio gets made on laptops, and computer plugins. This is talented young men in a room getting their chops up and cutting a timeless record. You can actually hear the room, the inflections and the zeal in Buddy and the Crickets. These are tight performances, simple yet with so much heart, and with a real chorus for goodness sake.
Well said, my friend. I am a Baby Boomer and heard his songs on the radio WHEN THEY WERE BRAND NEW! And loved them then and still do! Take it from a guitarist/musician of 62+ years ... Buddy was a brilliant songwriter, producer and an impeccable, perfect-pitch singer, who sang with great feeling. And while you are at it, check out Ricardo Valenzuela, aka, Ritchie Valens. His, "My Darlin's Gone" is one of the greatest songs of the '50s rock and roll era. kzread.info/dash/bejne/kaKDrdtrn9Wvqrw.html
Good job my friend, you’re smart and you think outside the norm when too many Gen z ers don’t and like the horrible garbage that gets released into the music world Was born in 2003 myself and love all 50s and 60s music, you can just feel the heart and soul more with that music and the love is so much more real.
I was a studio musician in Nashville in the 90s I can tell you that is some sweet reverb . Not too echo not to tight just right.
Especially for the fifties
Less is More.
Some great equipment in those racks. Mcintosh tube gear along with a cool Altec board and the Mightry Ampex 350's.
Thanks that was great.
What????? original Buddy Holly recordings??? Oh hell..... one of my specialties is restoring lost audio recordings......I would LOVE to get involved with this project
His voice was super smooth. RIP Buddy
Loved Buddy Holly from when I was a child. All his songs are so nostalgic for me.🥰
...also Norman Petty would have recorded no slower than 15 ips. This recording is moving at 3 3/4 ips.
Hey know-it-all.... the man playing the recording is the SON of the engineer who recorded all of his sessions. Those are his Dad's original tapes.
@@billaroundtheglobe Ok, so the engineer made dubs. That makes them the closest to the masters now. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Universal_Studios_fire
Almost all of Buddy's master recordings were lost in the Universal Music Group fire in 2008.
Thank you!
We love your show. The music is great but your travel hints are so enjoyable. Our twin granddaughters are going from Indianapolis to Mississippi this July for national cheerleading competition. Do you have any fun spots we can stop at? They are limited to that they can do on the way down. The way back home is anything goes. We listen daily. Thanks for the joy you bring to all.
This is amazing! If you ever wanting to sell that stuff I'm sure Macca would be interested!
the man was right here...tysooomuch