The Evely Brothers and the Crickets

Allison and curtis supplemented their income from the cricket with session work. The group's first post holly album collected all their singles without holly to that point, plus a few new piler tracks. Around the time that album was released, earle sinks quit the group and became a song writer. He collaborated with buddy holly's old musical partner, bob montgomery on a variety of hits for people like brendelee. And in the seventies, went back into performing for a while, having minor solo country hits as earl richards. Both played on addie cochran's last studio session, playing on three steps to heaven, with curtis playing the