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He was one of the only American rock musicians to tour England in 1958, and was also on Sunday Night at the Palladium while he was there, so many young people got to see him live, unlike other American performers who didn't tour overseas. He also was one of the biggest influences on The Beatles in sound and name, the name of his band "The Crickets" influencing The Beatles to choose their name. John Lennon was especially a huge fan of Buddy.

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Yes! While there being watched, a fellow named Joe Meek, told Buddy after seeing a tarot reading, that February 3 is a day to avoid. Buddy was with his band in England during the height of rock in England. Of course, before the English bands took over.

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16y ago

YES!! Buddy Holly & the Crickets toured the UK in 1958 - I can personally guarantee this as I went to see them!

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12y ago

absolutely..infact his records are still in the UK charts to this day

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15y ago

Elvis did not do any concerts in England.However,it has recently been confirmed he did go there once but it was unpublisized at the time and he travelled incognito.

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14y ago

yes he did in 1958. best regards www.bootleg-buddy.co.uk

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13y ago

yes he in 1958 my sister has his autograph

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