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1. www.vintagerockmag.com › 2024 › 03Remembering the Texan rockabilly pioneer Buddy Knox

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   Mar 25, 2024 · A quarter of a century after his passing, we remember the Texan rockabilly pioneer Buddy Knox, who got the world on its feet with his evergreen dancefloor-filler Party Doll – Words Douglas McPherson. In 1955, a new star blazed across Texas.

2. www.military.com › off-duty › 2019/09/2652 Years Later, Rock Legend John Fogerty Remembers Time in ...

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   Sep 26, 2019 · Fogerty shares the Fort Knox alumni stage with another musical great -- 1950s rocker Buddy Knox. While stationed at the installation in 1957, Knox was sent to the Ed Sullivan Show to perform...

3. www.classicbands.com › BuddyKnoxInterviewGary James' Interview with Buddy Knox - classicbands.com

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   I was an officer while in the service and while serving my military time, all my big hits went up and down the charts and I never had the chance to get into the big money from working on concert tours while the records were hot.

4. rockabillylegends.com › buddy-knox-biographyBuddy Knox - rockabillylegends.com

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   Buddy Knox was another singer/songwriter whose future changed when he saw Elvis Presley’s first 1955 performance in West Texas. While attending West Texas State College, majoring in psychology and business administration, Buddy put together a band with two fellow students—Jimmy Bowen on bass and Don Lanier on lead guitar.

5. nostalgiacentral.com › artists-b › buddy-knoxBuddy Knox – Nostalgia Central

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   Buddy Holly (& The Crickets) Born Charles Hardin Holley on 7 September 1936, Buddy (as he was nicknamed from an early age by his family)… Big Bopper, The The "Big Bopper" was born Jiles Perry Richardson on 24 October 1930, in Sabine Pass, Texas. Following military service in…

6. www.tshaonline.org › handbook › entriesKnox, Buddy Wayne - TSHA

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   Dec 5, 2006 · Knox died of cancer on February 14, 1999, at Harrison Memorial Hospital in Bremerton. On March 6 a funeral service was held for him at the First United Methodist Church in Canyon, Texas. Knox is an inductee in the Rockabilly Hall of Fame and West Texas Music Hall of Fame.

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   Who was Buddy Knox?

   • Fogerty shares the Fort Knox alumni stage with another musical great -- 1950s rocker Buddy Knox. While stationed at the installation in 1957, Knox was sent to the Ed Sullivan Show to perform two of his big hits at that time. Fogerty remembered watching that show. "I saw him on TV wearing his military uniform. He had a heck of a year in '57.

   52 Years Later, Rock Legend John Fogerty Remembers Time in Army

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   Was Buddy Knox in the Rockabilly Hall of Fame?

   • Knox was posthumously inducted into the Rockabilly Hall Of Fame, while the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame listed Party Doll as one of the 500 songs that shaped rock’n’roll. Listen to the best of Buddy Knox here

   Remembering the Texan rockabilly pioneer Buddy Knox

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   Why is Buddy Knox called 'rockabilly'?

   • With his light tenor voice skimming over the insistent rhythms, Buddy Knox thus became the first in a line of young West Texas-born rock singers that included Orbison and Buddy Holly. It was Knox who reportedly coined the term "rockabilly" for his new sound, similar to straight rock-and-roll but with less instrumentation.

   Knox, Buddy Wayne - TSHA

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   Was Buddy Knox with Jimmy Bowen?

   • "He was with a guy named Jimmy Bowen. On Jimmy Bowen's record it reads, 'Jimmy Bowen and the Rhythm Orchids,' and you assume that was some backing band. "Well, on Buddy Knox's record, it reads, 'Buddy Knox and the Rhythm Orchids,' and that meant the other person was Jimmy Bowen.

   52 Years Later, Rock Legend John Fogerty Remembers Time in Army

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8. kutx.org › buddy-knox-on-ed-sullivanBuddy Knox on Ed Sullivan - KUTX

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   Apr 9, 2024 · Knox’s trajectory was blunted, though, when he was called up to the U.S. Army Reserves the same week “Party Doll” hit number one. He tried to make the most of it, recording a song under the name “Lieutenant Buddy Knox” and performing his second Ed Sullivan appearance in uniform.