The Buddy Holly Story Vinyl LP Soundtrack 2020

Tracklist

1. That'll Be the Day (Unedited Film Version)
2. Mockin' Bird Hill (Film Version)
3. Rock Around With Ollie Vee (Unedited Film Version)
4. Tennessee Waltz
5. That'll Be the Day (Owen Bradley Country Arrangement, Film Version)
6. Everyday
7. You Send Me (Film Version)
8. Oh, Boy! (Film Version)
9. It's So Easy (Film Version)
10. Rave On
11. Listen to Me
12. Well... All Right (Acoustic Film Version)
13. Well... All Right
14. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (Unedited Film Version)
15. Maybe Baby (Film Version)
16. Chantilly Lace (Film Version)
17. True Love Ways
18. Clear Lake Medley: That'll Be the Day/Oh, Boy!/Peggy Sue/Maybe Baby/Not Fade Away
19. Maybe Baby (Alternate Take)
20. Everyday (Garage Recording, Film Version)
21. I'm Gonna Love You Too (Isolated Vocal Track)
22. Roller Rink Medley: Rock Around With Ollie Vee/That'll Be the Day

Buddy Holly, the man who inspired legends, exerting a major influence on The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Elton John is one of the most revered musicians in rock and roll history. The release in 2018 of Buddy Holly With The Royal Philharmonic hit the Billboard Top Ten and was a hit around the globe, sixty years since he first debuted in the charts. In 1978 Gary Busey’s breakout roll as the rock and roll legend in "The Buddy Holly Story," garnered an Academy Award nomination (alongside Robert DeNiro, Warren Beatty, Laurence Olivier, and winner Jon Voight) and the soundtrack won the Award for Best Adaptation Score, beating out Quincy Jones’ The Wiz among others. Busey won the best actor award from the National Society of Film Critics. The biopic remains to this day, the definitive legacy film.

The expanded soundtrack to the film The Buddy Holly Story features 22 tracks, including 11 tracks which were not included on the original release, such as That’ll Will Be The Day, Mockingbird Hill and Tennessee Waltz performed by Gary Busey, Chantilly Lace performed by Gailard Sartain (as The Big Bopper) and You Send Me performed by Paul Mooney (as Sam Cooke).