I think the first time I heard Well All Right was when it was the closing song on the soundtrack to a film about early Rock n Roll. The end of the film gives updates on the stars of early RnR and the fates that befell them. The song has an elegiac quality, as is, but hearing it that way the first time really drove that point home for me. (What was the name of that film?)
Off topic: When we talk about or read about other artists lamenting the early deaths of so many great artists with such potential and greatness seemingly ahead: Janis, Joni, Jim, Kurdt, etc etc...Buddy Holly never seems to be on those lists, but he should be. What a talent!
I think the first time I heard Well All Right was when it was the closing song on the soundtrack to a film about early Rock n Roll. The end of the film gives updates on the stars of early RnR and the fates that befell them. The song has an elegiac quality, as is, but hearing it that way the first time really drove that point home for me. (What was the name of that film?)
Off topic: When we talk about or read about other artists lamenting the early deaths of so many great artists with such potential and greatness seemingly ahead: Janis, Joni, Jim, Kurdt, etc etc...Buddy Holly never seems to be on those lists, but he should be. What a talent!
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