EPISODE · Nov 26, 2016 · 1 MIN
The Picks
from Sound Beat · host Syracuse University Library
  “Oh, Boy!” was released in 1957 by Brunswick Records, the A-side to “Not Fade Away.” Those barbershop harmonies on this and eight other Buddy Holly tracks were supplied by The Picks: a Lubbock, Texas-based trio made up of brothers John and Bill Pick-ering and friend, Bob Lapham. But they didn’t get any official credit until the 1987 CD  liner notes. Buddy appreciated them, though. In a 2010, interview John Pickering recalled driving with the Picks on a busy Lubbock, Texas street in 1957 when Holly stopped traffic to thank them for their work.   This episode was co-written by Meg Lane, part of the Sound Beat Class Partnership. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/Buddy_Holly_Briefmarke_Deutsche_Bundespost_1988_postfrisch_Schuschke_cropped.png
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“Oh, Boy!” was released in 1957 by Brunswick Records, the A-side to “Not Fade Away.” Those barbershop harmonies on this and eight other Buddy Holly tracks were supplied by The Picks: a Lubbock, Texas-based trio made up of brothers John and Bill Pick-ering and friend, Bob Lapham. But they didn’t get any official credit until the 1987 CD liner notes. Buddy appreciated them, though. In a 2010, interview John Pickering recalled driving with the Picks on a busy Lubbock, Texas street in 1957 when Holly stopped traffic to thank them for their work. This episode was co-written by Meg Lane, part of the Sound Beat Class Partnership. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/Buddy_Holly_Briefmarke_Deutsche_Bundespost_1988_postfrisch_Schuschke_cropped.png
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