About the song
Buddy Holly, the name conjures up images of thick black glasses, a hiccupping vocal style, and music that revolutionized rock and roll. But Holly wasn’t just a fleeting fad; his influence continues to inspire musicians today. One of his most enduring songs, released in 1957, is the infectiously optimistic “Everyday”.
Originally the B-side to the chart-topping “Peggy Sue”, “Everyday” quickly stole the hearts of listeners. It’s a perfect example of Holly’s knack for crafting catchy melodies wrapped in relatable lyrics. Unlike some of the more angst-ridden rock and roll of the era, “Everyday” is a burst of youthful exuberance, a declaration of unwavering faith in finding true love.
While the instrumentation is simple – just Holly’s acoustic guitar with some subtle percussion from his band The Crickets – the song’s energy is undeniable. Holly’s vocals, both earnest and playful, carry the tune with a joyful conviction. The lyrics themselves are straightforward, painting a picture of a young man convinced that his perfect match is just around the corner.
“Everyday” wasn’t just a hit in its own time; it’s been covered by countless artists across genres, a testament to its timeless appeal. So, put on your dancing shoes, crank up the volume, and let Buddy Holly’s “Everyday” transport you back to a simpler time, a time when love felt inevitable and the future was bright.
Barbara Desetto 
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