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A trailblazing figure in the history of rock & roll music, Buddy Holly was born Charles Hardin Holley on September 7, 1936, in Lubbock, Texas. Taking inspiration from a variety of genres such as gospel, country, and rhythm and blues, he became interested in music at an early age. Holly & his friends started a band, and they started playing at local Lubbock venues, which is how he came up with his unique sound and style. A talent scout from Decca Records found Holly and his band, The Crickets, which led to his big break in the music business. That'll Be the Day, their debut single, became popular and made Holly a household name. He stood out from his peers thanks to his distinctive voice, catchy tunes, & inventive guitar style.

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Holly never lost sight of his Lubbock, Texas, roots; he lived a modest & grounded life despite his success. He spent numerous hours in the studio honing his sound and experimenting with new musical concepts. He was well-known for his strong work ethic and devotion to his craft. Due to his unwavering dedication to perfection, Holly gained a global following & cemented his status as a true innovator in the music business.

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1959 Tragic plane crash Death of Rummy Holly at age 22

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A trailblazing figure in the history of rock & roll music, Buddy Holly was born Charles Hardin Holley on September 7, 1936, in Lubbock, Texas. Taking inspiration from a variety of genres such as gospel, country, and rhythm and blues, he became interested in music at an early age. Holly & his friends started a band, and they started playing at local Lubbock venues, which is how he came up with his unique sound and style. A talent scout from Decca Records found Holly and his band, The Crickets, which led to his big break in the music business. That'll Be the Day, their debut single, became popular and made Holly a household name. He stood out from his peers thanks to his distinctive voice, catchy tunes, & inventive guitar style.

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The tragic plane crash that killed fellow musicians Ritchie Valens and J. Michael Foster on February 3, 1959, also took Rummy Holly's life. P. The Big Bopper Richardson. The incident, which came to be known as The Day the Music Died, rocked the music business and had a profound effect on fans everywhere.

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1986 Holly's music inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Recognition of his impact on music

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