It appears there may be some confusion regarding the details of this song and the artists involved. Let me provide some clarification:

“Bye Bye Love” is not a Buddy Holly song. It was originally recorded and released in 1957 by the famous country/rock duo The Everly Brothers.

The Everly Brothers – Phil and Don Everly – were close contemporaries of Buddy Holly, but they were separate artists. While Buddy Holly was known for pioneering the early rock and roll sound, “Bye Bye Love” is considered one of the signature hits of The Everly Brothers.

The song was written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant and became a major hit for The Everly Brothers, reaching #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It is remembered for its close harmony vocals and catchy, uptempo rhythm.

While Buddy Holly may have performed or covered “Bye Bye Love” at some point, he did not originally record or write the song. It remains one of the most iconic tracks of The Everly Brothers’ extensive catalog.

In summary:

• “Bye Bye Love” is an Everly Brothers song, not a Buddy Holly song
• The Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly were contemporaries in the 1950s rock and roll scene, but were separate artists
• Buddy Holly was an influential pioneer of early rock and roll, but did not originally record “Bye Bye Love”

I hope this helps clarify the details around this particular song and the artists involved. Please let me know if you have any other questions!