A Day Late – Happy Birthday Buddy Holly
I missed it with everything else going on. I didn’t even see it in the news until today. This blog is a tribute to Buddy Holly.
I missed it with everything else going on. I didn’t even see it in the news until today. This blog is a tribute to Buddy Holly.
He was something huh….:)
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As the baby boom in WWII, the babies grew to be teenagers. The youth culture grew tremendously during the cold war, bringing the American Slang, new music, and more provocative ways of interaction. Rock and Roll became exceptionally big, creating legendary artists like Ray Charles, Ruth Brown, blue-based singers. In 1954, the Billboard magazine evoked this trend among white teenagers. While many rock n’ roll artists started off as African Americans, progressively, white artists like Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Buddy Holly made similar music starting a great line of classic Rock and Roll.
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