Buddy Holly
That'll Be The Day
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1958 Original Black Decca labels with silver print and without color band. Looks VG plays like VG+. The debut of Buddy Holly "That'll Be the Day" is a classic rock and roll album that has left a lasting impact on music since its release. Recorded by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, their hit song was first put out in 1958 and quickly became a defining hit for the band. The song's catchy melody and Holly's distinctive vocal style helped propel it to the top of the charts, solidifying Holly's place as a pioneer of the rock and roll genre. The track is characterized by its upbeat tempo and memorable guitar riffs, which exemplify the sound of 1950s rock music.

"That'll Be the Day" is notable for its production by Norman Petty, which added to the polished yet energetic sound that Holly and the Crickets became known for. The album's success contributed significantly to Buddy Holly's influence on future generations of musicians, with many artists citing him as a major inspiration. Today, "That'll Be the Day" remains a beloved classic, frequently featured on compilations of 1950s hits and covered by numerous artists, further cementing its enduring legacy in the annals of rock and roll history.