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Subject: Yes, Jerry Allison and Sonny Curtis are still alive, as well as Glen Hardin and Gordon Payne. Author: Nik [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Monday, March 29, 10:39:14pm In reply to: Bobw 's message, "Curiosity... Are any of the Crickets Still alive?...(NT)" on Monday, March 29, 06:06:56pm [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Trivia: The Crickets lost not one, but 2 lead singers in seperate plane crashes Buddy Holly (1959) & David Box (1964) Tuesday, March 30, 12:02:03pm Well, Box performed somewhat unofficially for a few weeks in 1960, but was never considered a member of the band. (NT) -- He died four years later, Tuesday, March 30, 09:39:27pm 4 Crickets still chirping after all these years. (NT) Scitea Tuesday, March 30, 06:24:29pm