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"Buddy Holly" was the second single released from ''The Blue Album''. Its initial cover art featured a photo of a very young Rivers with a female friend. Apparently, the photo was used before gaining permission from this girl, and a search for her turned up fruitless. When [[Geffen]] realized they may be in an actionable position, they quickly changed the cover, and a photo of Rivers and his brother [[Leaves]] was used instead. | "Buddy Holly" was the second single released from ''The Blue Album''. Its initial cover art featured a photo of a very young Rivers with a female friend. Apparently, the photo was used before gaining permission from this girl, and a search for her turned up fruitless. When [[Geffen]] realized they may be in an actionable position, they quickly changed the cover, and a photo of Rivers and his brother [[Leaves]] was used instead. | ||
The incorrect cover only appears on promo copies of the single, except in Austrailia, who rushed a "Buddy Holly" single out so fast, it not only included the banned photo, but | The incorrect cover only appears on promo copies of the single, except in Austrailia, who rushed a "Buddy Holly" single out so fast, it not only included the banned photo, but included none of the exclusive B-sides, either - just the LP version of "[[Holiday]]". [[Karl Koch]] would later say, "These Austrailians seem to rush into everything." | ||
The retail single utilized live recordings from a November 1994 show in Rochester, New York as B-sides, along with the [[DGC Rarities, Vol. 1|DGC Rarities]]'' version of "[[Jamie]]". | The retail single utilized live recordings from a November 1994 show in Rochester, New York as B-sides, along with the ''[[DGC Rarities, Vol. 1|DGC Rarities]]'' version of "[[Jamie]]". | ||
==Live versions== | ==Live versions== | ||