Weedfiles now available for tracks from 'The Crickets & Their Buddies Album' - featuring, Eric Clapton, Waylon Jennings, Graham Nash and more

SEATTLE, WA (www.96decibels.com) - The Crickets—J.I. Allison (drums), Joe B. Mauldin (bass) and Sonny Curtis (guitar)— helped define the sound of modern music and sold millions of records with hits like 'That'll Be the Day,' 'Oh Boy' and 'Peggy Sue.'
They have been cited as direct influences by the Beatles, the Hollies, Bob Dylan and numerous other rock, country, and rockabilly musicians. Their songs are among the most popular and most recognizable of the modern era.

Today, in 2004, the Crickets, joined by a number of their buddies including Eric Clapton, Rodney Crowell, Waylon Jennings, Graham Nash, John Prine, Albert Lee, and Nanci Griffith are releasing a new album entitled 'The Crickets and Their Buddies' Tracks from this studio album are currently available for download at https://www.96decibels.com

The new album was recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles by Grammy-award-winning producer/engineer Greg Ladanyi (Jackson Browne, Fleetwood Mac, Toto).
It contains 15 new tracks of classic songs, including a legendary 'lost' Crickets song 'Someone, Someone' that features a brilliant performance by Eric Clapton.

Another stand-out track is one of the last recordings by country music legend Waylon Jennings, who became friends with The Crickets while still a teenager and now brings his inimitable style to the song 'Well Alright.'

The complete track list is:

Artist / Song
Rodney Crowell - That'll Be The Day
Phil Everly - Rave On
Tonio K. & Peter - Case Not Fade Away
Eric Clapton - Someone, Someone
The Crickets - The Real Buddy Holly Story
J.D. Souther - Everyday
The Crickets - More Than I Can Say
Nanci Griffith - Heartbeat
Bobby Vee - Blue Days, Black Nights
Albert Lee - Learning The Game
Waylon Jennings - Well Alright
Graham Nash - Think It Over
John Prine - Oh Boy
Vince Neil - I Fought The Law
Johnny Rivers - Love's Made A Fool Of You