coral 9 - 61885.
Side B: Written by Charles Hardin and Norman Petty. Recorded at Norman Petty Studio, 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico on May 29th, 1957.
Buddy Holly: vocal, acoustic guitar; Jerry Allison: knee slapping; Joe B. Mauldin: string bass; Vi Petty: celeste.
Originally released 20th September, 1957.
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5 comments:
I want "It's raining" played at my funeral!
I may have mentioned this previously, but I have long given serious consideration to enlisting Lt. Pigeon's "Mouldy Old Dough" for mine. Then again, it would be more tragic than funny if nobody turned up!
I can't believe I never had this song in my arsenal before. I hum it every few weeks, fer-ib's-sake!
Thanks for arming me, man! Now I can blast it, when it becomes neccessary.
Also...
My funeral song is "Going Home" by Jack Teagarden...
Not that I (athiest I) believe I am going "home", but I think it might provide solice to whatever sad-souls decide to witness my send-off...
And as soon as my body (assuming it is ever found) gets to the bottom of the hole - if I'm buried- I want "Dancing Queen" by ABBA to play.
Should I get cremated (my personal wish) and ashes get scattered, I want "Talkin' 'Bout The Smiling Deathporn Immortality Blues (Everyone Wants To Live Forever)" by Flaming Lips blasting out as my charred remains get sprinkled...
Hrm... I guess I oughta write up a posting about my wishes, eh? Would that be binding?
Yes. Cremation is to be preferred. If not, I demand for my remains to be interred on a site producing an abundant annual growth of psilocybe mushrooms.
Put back that which you take.
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