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On this episode of The Two for Tuesday Podcast, host Michael Pezent traces the meteoric rise and lasting legacy of rock & roll pioneer Buddy Holly. From his Texas roots to international stardom, we uncover the stories behind two of his most iconic tracks—“That’ll Be the Day” and “Peggy Sue.” With rich studio history, lyrical insight, and cultural impact, this episode celebrates the music that still echoes long after “the day the music died.”

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Chapters

1. Welcome And Episode Setup (00:00:00)

2. Sponsor: Financial Coaching Pitch (00:01:02)

3. Early Life In Lubbock And Country Roots (00:02:18)

4. Elvis Sparks The Shift To Rock And Roll (00:03:12)

5. Nashville Struggles And Decca Setbacks (00:04:13)

6. Clovis Breakthrough And The Crickets (00:05:42)

7. “That’ll Be The Day” Hits Number One (00:07:29)

8. Tours, TV Fame, And Global Reach (00:08:08)

9. New York Move, Marriage, And Ambition (00:09:10)

10. The Winter Dance Party And Tragedy (00:10:16)

11. Enduring Influence On Rock’s Future (00:11:37)

12. Song One: Birth Of “That’ll Be The Day” (00:13:15)

13. Nashville Version Vs. Clovis Master (00:17:02)

14. Charts, Honors, And Beatles Origins (00:19:25)

15. Covers, Film, And Cultural Imprint (00:22:06)

16. Song Two: From “Cindy Lou” To “Peggy Sue” (00:24:03)

17. Drums, Faders, And Studio Innovation (00:26:58)

18. Guitar Flair, Vocals, And Tight Arrangement (00:29:20)

19. Chart Run And Critical Legacy (00:31:06)

20. Covers, Sequels, And Pop Culture (00:33:04)

21. Sponsor Reminder And Listener Ask (00:35:12)

22. Two Songs, One Lasting Legacy (00:36:02)

23. Closing Thanks And Sign-Off (00:40:00)

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