A definite no. The original version was written by a friend of his called Sonny Curtis who joined the Crickets and released the first version after Buddy's death.
The song was later covered more famously by the Bobby Fuller Four and the Clash.
The Crickets version with Sonny Curtis (recorded months after Buddy's death) is often mistakenly credited to Buddy Holly and included on his greatest hits albums despite not featuring on the recording at all.
Sonny Curtis wrote the song and recorded in the 1959 with his backing band The Crickets. It has been covered by bands such as The Bobby Fuller Four, The Clash, and Green Day.
The Bobby Fuller Four. It was first released in 1964....but only charted when re-released in early 1966.
She was an important person in the lives of the cast members of "Murder, She Wrote."
Barbara Spear Webster received a "Thanks" credit on the "Murder She Wrote: A Story to Die For" TV movie in 2000. She was not in the movie but it was dedicated to her memory, it is unclear as to why.
Well Stephen Sondheim wrote the music and lyrics, but Christopher Bond wrote the musical. Hugh Wheeler wrote the book.
Who wrote the song almost.
does anyone know who wrote chicken?
Sonny Curtis (and the crickets). Buddy Hollies backing group.
I Fought the Law was created in 1959.
Bruce Springsteen
they fought in the war and wrote our declaration of independence and our constitution.
Your dog
No single person wrote, invented, or discovered this law - our knowledge on this law evolved gradually over time.
Maximum Exposure - 2000 I Fought the Law 1-4 was released on: USA: 2000
The Torkelsons - 1991 I Fought the Law 1-10 was released on: USA: 1 December 1991
No he did not. He only wrote commentaries to the wars he fought.
Herodotus.
Moses wrote the books of law.
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