With reference to Bob Thiele's book "What a Wonderful World: A Lifetime of Recordings" When Murray Deutch at Peer-Southern Publishing let Bob Thiele hear "That'll Be The Day", that was the day that changed modern music. Norman Petty sent the acetate demo, or "dubs", as Bob Thiele called them, of "That'll Be The Day/I'm Looking For Someone To Love". Murray visited Bob at his office and he played him the songs. Murray thought they were terrific, and prior to his visit to Bob,
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO BUDDY HOLLY ? Over the years, there have been many, many theories and conspiratorial (not a term I like to use), ideas on what may have actually happened the day of the plane crash (and night before), which took the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, JP The Big Bopper Richardson and the young pilot, Roger Peterson on Feb 3rd 1959. I found this article some years back, on an old format website, which was by a fella called J. J. Roberts, in one of his
