WHERE BUDDY HOLLY RECORDED HIS HITS! Norman Petty Studios 

Me too!!!! Very nice man, and very fascinating!!!!!!

I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost the password. I love any help you can give me!

@Grey Immanuel Instablaster ;)

@Frank Orlando i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Frank Orlando it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my account!

So you have taken cross country drives on all backroads, no freeways, before? What was that like? I really want to do that, and go to this place and record some songs.

@@michaelcraig9449 I have made 10 round trip crossings of the U.S. from coast to coast - so 20 crossings in all, and wiggle waggled north to south and north again. I'd turn a normal 2800 mile cross country drive into a 4000 mile adventure going wherever the breeze carried me. Also a couple of trips across Canada along with some road trips in Mexico. I am 71 now, and these trips were in my prime through middle age. Eventually career focus became too serious to allocate the time necessary to do it my way: that is, no freeways unless absolutely necessary, no time limits, and enough financial resources to do it comfortably, though some trips were focused on backpacking in the wild places so finance was less of an issue. I aspired to wander around without a tight agenda from my childhood, and arranged my life so I could find windows to have great experiences. I loved road movies, road music, and literature of the road. If my prime years were now instead of 25-50 years ago I could have been like Jordan, or Huell Howser who did great PBS documentaries about road curiosities until he passed away some years ago. I had 3 distinct careers so every transition gave me an "early retirement" to satiate my wanderlust until the time came to resume real life and go back to work. I did it sometimes alone, and sometimes with a partner or a group of friends. The alone trips were great because I had all the control and that was what I yearned for on the road. I was obsessed with grass routes Americana - I wanted to know the small towns and the big cities, and the people along with the open spaces of the farm belts and mountains...I paid attention to Woody Guthrie's classic song proclaiming that "This land was made for you and me". Riding freeways is driving along concrete islands at fast speed completely removed from real life, real places, and real people. I'm retired now but have physical issues that prevent me from doing it again my way. But I'll do it anyway the best I can. This is a primary motivator that led me to change career every 10 years or so - 2 week vacations didn't do it for me, so I kept retiring temporarily. I didn't want to wait until I was old and could possibly be extremely limited in physical durability. So I did it when I was in shape to maximize the joy of it. But I'm still here, so I'll be out there on the road again and taking all the time I need to visit places I still haven't seen, return to many I have, and visiting old friends and lovers wherever they may be. 😉😉. I should add that there are always costs for the choices you make in life. My greatest cost was that my need for total freedom kept me single and without my own family. I could have done it, but that would have taken its own toll. I followed my heart. Anyway, you don't need to be as stubbornly dedicated to a vision as I was. Take a trip with the time and resources you have and make the necessary adjustments instead of waiting for an ideal combination of circumstances as I was privileged to do.

Me too

Very cool story

I visited Norman petty studios a very long time ago. Kenneth. Arvin Jackson.

great!!! I hope it comes out soon!!