According to the movie "The Buddy Holly Story", The Crickets came up with the name one night while trying to record a song on Buddy's tape recorder. ..While they were singing and recording in Buddy's garage, they kept hearing a "chirrup" sound from a cricket; and wondered where the noise was coming from. ..They found out that the sound was indeed coming from a cricket that somehow got into the feathered insulation along the back wall. Having discovered the noise, the two singers , including Buddy Holly, decided that the name would go well with the group.
Buddy Holly and the Crickets
Yes, and as a homage to Buddy Holly's band 'The Crickets. I believe they'd originally coined the name 'The Silver Beetles' but quickly changed it.
No
His band was called the Crickets, but the band and Buddy split and Buddy went solo. The crickets carried on recording and backed Eddie Cochran on 'Three steps to heaven' on his last recording session before his UK tour, unfortunately Eddie died in a car accident while in the UK.
John was a fan, especially of the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds" album, but not to the same extent as Paul McCartney.
Buddy Holly and the Crickets
The crickets
The Crickets
No, he did not
Yes, and as a homage to Buddy Holly's band 'The Crickets. I believe they'd originally coined the name 'The Silver Beetles' but quickly changed it.
No
The back-up band Buddy holly toured with and recorded with was The Crickets.
The scientific name for crickets is Gryllidae.
The cricket's name in "The Cricket In Times Square" is Chester.
The Crickets were the band who played with Buddy Holly. Its original members included Joe Mauldin, Jerry Allison, and Nicki Sullivan. The band formed in the 1950's in Lubbock, Texas.
His band was called the Crickets, but the band and Buddy split and Buddy went solo. The crickets carried on recording and backed Eddie Cochran on 'Three steps to heaven' on his last recording session before his UK tour, unfortunately Eddie died in a car accident while in the UK.
John was a fan, especially of the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds" album, but not to the same extent as Paul McCartney.