Perry Carlton "Buddy" Buie (January 23, 1941 – July 18, 2015) was an American songwriter, producer, and publisher. He is most commonly associated with Roy Orbison, The Classics IV and The Atlanta Rhythm Section.
Career
Buie was born in 1941 in Marianna, Florida, United States, and was raised near Dothan, Alabama. He later moved on to New York City and eventually Atlanta, Georgia where he spent most of his career. However, nearly all the songs written by Buie and his co-writers were conceived in Eufaula, Alabama on Thomas Mill Creek where Buie had a small fishing trailer (Eufaula is only a 3-hour drive from Atlanta and a 1-hour drive from Dothan, making it a convenient location).
He was most well known as a prolific songwriter, with 340 songs registered in the Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) catalog. His first success came in 1964, when Tommy Roe took "Party Girl", which Buie co-wrote with William Gilmore, into the BillboardHot 100. In 1967 he started working with the group Classics IV, working with the group's guitarist James Cobb to add lyrics to Mike Sharpe's instrumental "Spooky". Subsequent songs co-written with Cobb included Sandy Posey's "I Take It Back", and the Classics IV hits "Stormy", "Traces", "Everyday with You Girl", and "What am I Crying For?".
Yeah, it was so hard to say goodbye Yeah, you should know by now And it is what it is, the boyz in the house Yeah, it's BTOB come on! Sarangbagge nan molla I want you, only you idaeron jeoldaero bonael sun eopseo ggeunnaejaneun mal hamburo hajima It's so blue, it's so blue Cheoeum mannan nal geu nal gieokani bi oneun apgujeong georie usan hana-e eoggaereul jeoksimyeo urin cham haengbokaetjanha Dasi malhajiman molla nan ibyeolhaneun bangbeop gollanhan annyeongiran maldo na molla ra ddo ollana hadeusi gidarineun geon nae mogeul jolla mak Yeah nae nune areungeorineun neo geureon nal dugo gabeorineun neo sunjeongnam Ain't no Casanova Hot-han geudae sarangbagge nan molla Sarangbagge nan molla I want you, only you idaeron jeoldaero bonael sun eopseo ggeunnaejaneun mal hamburo hajima It's so blue, it's so blue Naneun molla sarangbagge naneun molla nan neobagge naneun molla ibyeol ddawin molla molla naneun molla sarangbagge naneun molla ibyeol ape baboga dwae ddo ireoke oh wae oh wae Yeoldu-si o-bun makchal gidarimyeo bonaegi neomuna aswiwo garodeung arae neol baraedajumyeo cheot Kiss cham dalkomhaesseotji Yeah biga ona nuni ona urin byeonchi maljadeon neoneun ddeonagane naega jillijamaja dapdapan sarang-gwa jeonjaeng geunyeoui mameun galdaewa gatae naega jotaneun neoui geojinmal holddak bbajyeotdeon naega mipda sunjeong pa-in nareul gatgo nora Hot-han sarangeun amuna hana Sarangbagge nan molla I want you, only you idaeron jeoldaero bonael sun eopseo ggeunnaejaneun mal hamburo hajima It's so blue, it's so blue An dwae gajima an dwae ddeonajima neo eomneun naeireun uimi eopseo sarangeul wae neon molla sarangeul wae neon golla ireojima Don't say goodbye! Neo eopsi nan mot sara I want you, only you ireoke jeoldaero ggeunnaegin silheo neobagge moreuneun baboga dwaesseo It's so blue, it's so blue Naneun molla sarangbagge naneun molla nan neobagge naneun molla ibyeol ddawin molla molla naneun molla sarangbagge naneun molla ibyeol ape
The genesis of “ARS” (as fans know them by shorthand) started with BuddyBuie... Buie opened his own Studio One recording studio in the smallish town of Doraville, Georgia, and wife Gloria worked by his side keeping things in order ... .
Chandler McDougal ... These communities offer activities for residents to enjoy ... People are also reading… ... Mr ... 10, 1938 ... These works display the steamboat era, and music legends from the Wiregrass such as BuddyBuie, who was born in the area ... Spotify .
ARS formed in the spring of 1970 in Georgia but didn't have their first hit until 1977 with "So in to You." ... "This band was the dream of a guy named BuddyBuie, and I'm still trying to impress him; he was a good friend." ... .
The band was a combination of former members of The Candymen and Classics IV... Justo has been in many incarnations of ARS ... “This band was the dream of a guy named BuddyBuie, and I’m still trying to impress him; he was a good friend.” ... .
Atlanta Rhythm Section was a southern-rock dream of BuddyBuie, a recording studio owner, manager, songwriter and producer, Justo said ... “Buddy was a friend of mine.
He said when the band’s manager / producer/songwriter BuddyBuie first played him “So Into You,” Justo told him the lyric “There is voodoo in the vibes” was the stupidest thing he ever heard ... NEWSLETTER ... .
Once, when a session was over and Bailey was leaving, legendary music producer BuddyBuie called out “Barry, you left something behind.” Bailey asked what he had forgotten, and Buie replied, “You left your ass behind.
ARS were assembled by songwriter, producer, and manager BuddyBuie to be the house session band for Studio One in Atlanta, as well a sort of super group to record his own compositions.
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