Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers discuss a forthcoming recording session in a room in the Hotel Wolcott in New York City on September 30, 1958.
The rock stars were preparing to take an aspiring crooner named Lou Giordano into the Beltone Studios inside the hotel (at 4 West 31st Street).
Holly and Phil Everly co-produced the session. The two songs recorded were "Stay Close To Me" and "Don't Cha Know."
And because I love you all more than food, here are they are.
In any case, as friend of PowerPop Peter Spencer observed yesterday, that picture -- the photographer is unknown -- is worth it for the period decor alone.
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3 comments:
I would have to been in the room with them.
Captain Al
Lou is a loser but the songs are real good. I would have loved to hear Buddy and The Everlys do them.
Captain Al
Was helium involved in "Don't Cha Know"?
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