The Stolen Millions and the Plane That Fell
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The Stolen Millions and the Plane That Fell
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The Stolen Millions and the Plane That Fell
This episode explores the early life and career of Buddy Holly, from his humble beginnings in Lubbock, Texas, to his meteoric rise to fame. It delves into the financial struggles and industry pitfalls that plagued his career, ultimately leading to a tragic end.
Person: Buddy Holly
Date: September 7, 1936
Location: Lubbock, Texas
Producer: Norman Petty
Record Label: Decca Records
- Buddy Holly's bent and scratched glasses remained unclaimed for two decades in an Iowa courthouse, reflecting how his life outpaced the systems around him.
- Norman Petty diverted the band's royalties into his own company accounts, leaving Buddy Holly in financial distress by January 1959.
- Bob Dylan witnessed Buddy Holly perform in Duluth, Minnesota, just two nights before the plane crash, an encounter that shaped Dylan's future.
- Buddy Holly learned guitar from his brother Travis on an instrument bought from a Lubbock pawnshop, developing patience by practicing silently.
- Decca Records signed Buddy Holly in 1955 but dropped him in 1956 after misspelling his name and producing records that didn't capture his sound.
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