Buddy Holly Official on Twitter: "Ed loves his new Atkin Buddy Holly guitar. The name of his guitar is a song Buddy Holly recorded in 1958 called “Ting a Ling” @edsheeran @tbhef @
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How did Buddy Holly get his great rhythm guitar tone on his earliest rockabilly hits like Peggy Sue, Maybe Baby? I would describe it as very bright, crisp and edgy. - Quora
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