Charles Hardin Holley known professionally as “Buddy Holly” born September 7th 1936 was a pioneer of “Rock & Roll” The spelling of “Holley” to “Holly” came about because of an error in a contract he was asked to sign, listing him as “Buddy Holly”
Sadly his success lasted a year and a half before he, The Big Bopper, & Ritchie Valance, died in a tragic plane crash in 1959
Buddy Holly is described as the single most influential creative force in “Rock & Roll” with hits like: Oh Boy, Maybe Baby, Rave On, That’ll Be The Day, and of course “Peggy Sue”
In 2004 Rolling Stone Magazine ranked Buddy Holly #13 on their list of 100 greatest artist of all time and in 1971 Don McLean wrote “American Pie” The Day The Music Died.
A very rare and true collectors piece of memorabilia, with only “50” Worldwide available,
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NUMBER 50 IN THE SERIES SELLS FOR A STAGERING $10,000
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This beautifully Framed piece Includes: A Replica Style/Type Fender Guitar signed by “Peggy Sue” herself, a large picture of Buddy Holly & The Crickets, 2 beautiful pictures of Buddy, a picture of Peggy Sue and a rare 1957 Coral Single “Peggy Sue” Numbered and hologramed with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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“PEGGY SUE” This is a Strictly limited offer.
Buddy Holly “The Man, The Legend, The Music”
May his music live in us and our hearts forever!
