Dr Poojya Maate Mahadevi MA, B.Sc.(13 March 1946 – 14 March 2019) was an Indian Spiritual leader,  scholar, mystic, writer and first female Jagadguru,  spiritual head of the Indian Lingayat community.

 Early life
Following initiation in 1965 by Lingananda Swami, Maate Mahadevi began writing vachanas, a form of didactic poetry. In 1966 she received her Jangama initiation as an ascetic in the Lingayat order of wandering mendicants. In 1970 she was installed as a jagadguru in the Lingayat community, the first time a woman had been placed in that position. She held the 12th century woman poet Akka Mahadevi, who also wrote vachanas, as her role model.Lingayathism website

By 1983 she had published twenty books and started an educational and religious institution called Jaganmata Akka Mahadevi Ashrama in Dharwad, Karnataka, whose focus is education and spiritual upliftment of girls and women. Among her many books is Basava Tatva Darshana, on the life and teachings of Basava, a 12th-century social reformer and philosopher who fought against the caste system.

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Dr Poojya Maate Mahadevi MA , B.Sc.(13 March 1946 – 14 March 2019 ) was an Indian Spiritual leader , scholar , mystic , writer and first female Jagadguru , spiritual head of the Indian Lingayat community .

Benggaluru/Hubbali: Jagadguru Mate Mahadevi, a prominent woman pontiff of Lingayat community and seer of Lingayat matha Basava Dharma Peetha died at a private hospital in Bengaluru on Thursday due to multi-organ failure.
The hospital authorities said that ever since she was admitted she was on life support.
Dr H. Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman, Manipal Hospitals said, "Mate Mahadevi was critically ill and admitted on March 8 at Manipal Hospitals. She died at 4:45 pm today."
"She had a prolonged renal illness and was on life support, including ventilation, BP support and dialysis. Her condition was extremely critical and she was receiving broad-spectrum antibiotics for sepsis," he said.
The last rites will be conducted at Kudalasangama on Friday. Installed as 'Jagadguru' in the 1970s, Maate Mahadevi was the first woman seer of the community. She had started Sharana Mela, a religious congregation of followers of social reformer Basaveshwara and Lingayatism, and established Basava Dharma Peetha at Kudala Sangam.
Mate Mahadevi was in the forefront of the movement demanding separate religion status for the Lingayat community and had angered Veerashaiva seers and leaders.
The support from home minister M.B. Patil, JD(S) leader Basavaraj Horatti and other prominent seers in the region had added strength to the movement.
Condolence poured in after the news of her death and several seers and leaders paid tributes by setting aside their ideological differences....

Question: who was the first female spiritual leader of the lingayat community

Answer: Jagadguru

Question: when did the first female jagadguru die

Answer: 14 March 2019

Question: who is the first female jagadguru

Answer: Dr Poojya Maate Mahadevi MA

Question: when was the first female jagadguru born

Answer: 1946

Question: what is the significance of poojya maate mahadevi

Answer: first female Jagadguru

Question: dr poopjya maate mahadevi was the founder of which community

Answer: Indian Lingayat

Question: what is the role of jagadguru

Answer: spiritual head of the Indian Lingayat

In 1966 she received her Jangama initiation as an ascetic in the Lingayat order of wandering mendicants .

In 1970 she was installed as a jagadguru in the Lingayat community , the first time a woman had been placed in that position .

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Question: when did she receive her jangama initiation

Answer: 1966

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Question: when was she installed as a jagadguru

Answer: 1970

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Question: what position was she installed as in 1970

Answer: jagadguru

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Question: what initiation did she receive in 1966

Answer: Jangama

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Question: what did she receive in 1966

Answer: Jangama initiation

Question: where did she receive her jangama initiation

Answer: Lingayat order of wandering mendicants

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Answer: wandering mendicants


"I'm Gonna Love You Too" is a song written by Joe B. Mauldin, Niki Sullivan and Norman Petty, originally recorded by Buddy Holly in 1957 and released as a single in 1958. It was covered 20 years later by American new wave band Blondie and released as the lead single in the U.S. from their multi-platinum 1978 album Parallel Lines.

Song history
There is controversy about the authorship of the song. Jerry Allison has stated that Buddy Holly was the actual author of the song. William Ruhlmann noted:

The song is credited to Joe B. Mauldin, Holly's bass player; Norman Petty, his producer; and Nikki Sullivan, his sometime rhythm guitarist (who was not heard on the recording). There have long been questions about the songwriting credits assigned to the original songs Holly recorded, and Jerry Allison, his drummer, has gone on record stating that "I'm Gonna Love You Too" actually was written primarily by Holly, with Allison composing the bridge. Certainly the song sounds characteristic of the man who wrote "That'll Be the Day." It is another up-tempo number with an infectious tune and boastful lyrics that only thinly veil heartbreak.
Of the song's credited authors, two (Mauldin and Sullivan) were members of Holly's band The Crickets; the third, Petty, was Holly's first manager and also his recording engineer.

Holly included the song on his self-titled second album, Buddy Holly. It was released as a single on Coral Records, but failed to crack the Billboard Hot 100. (Buddy Holly continued to sell regionally in the upper midwest after his death and when it rereleased, "I'm Gonna Love You Too" was a substantial 'regional' hit in Minneapolis and surrounding markets in 1964.)

Blondie version

The biggest hit from Blondie's previous album, Plastic Letters, was "Denis", a cover of Randy & the Rainbows' 1963 song "Denise", so Chrysalis Records chose "I'm Gonna Love You Too" as the lead single to promote Blondie's Parallel Lines in the U.S. This turned out to be a miscalculation as "I'm Gonna Love You Too" failed to chart in the U.S. – a stark contrast to the subsequent breakthrough U.S. singles from Parallel Lines, namely "Hanging on the Telephone", "Heart of Glass and "One Way or Another". In The Netherlands, it was the first single from the album as well, being released in September 1978, where it peaked at No. 6. The song was eventually released as a single in a few other countries in late 1979 as the fifth or sixth single from Parallel Lines, after other songs from the album had completed their run in the charts.

Release history
US 7" (CHS 2251)
"I'm Gonna Love You Too" (Joe B. Mauldin, Norman Petty, Niki Sullivan) – 2:03
"Just Go Away" (Debbie Harry) – 3:21

Holland 7" (15729)
"I'm Gonna Love You Too" (Joe B. Mauldin, Norman Petty, Niki Sullivan) – 2:03
"Fan Mail" (Jimmy Destri) – 2:35

Chart information
Chart (1978)PeakPositionBelgium3Netherlands6Finland20

Other versions
Adam Faith included the song on his self-titled album released in 1961.

The song was covered by the Hullaballoos in 1964 in a version that reached No. 56 in the U.S.

Jimmy Gilmer of The Fireballs fame covered the song on his 1965 album Buddy's Buddy: Buddy Holly Songs by Jimmy Gilmer.

A live version, recorded by the 13th Floor Elevators, was included as a bonus track on the 2005 re-release of The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators from 1966.

Terry Jacks also covered the song on his 1974 album Seasons in the Sun, and also releasing it as a single, which failed to chart in the USA, but made No.7 in Canada.

In 2007, a home video of Paul McCartney singing an acoustic version of this song was put on the chronology menu of the first disc of his DVD, The McCartney Years.

Denny Laine, guitarist of Wings and the Moody Blues, covered the song on his tribute album Holly Days (1977), produced by Paul McCartney.

In 2012, Jenny O. covered the song on the tribute album Rave on Buddy Holly.

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" I 'm Gon na Love You Too " is a song written by Joe B. Mauldin , Niki Sullivan and Norman Petty , originally recorded by Buddy Holly in 1957 and released as a single in 1958 .

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Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - July 1st, 1957
I'M
GONNA LOVE YOU TOO
(Mauldin-Petty-Sullivan) - 2:13 - # 103257 M (12/9/57)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - July 12, 1957
SEND ME SOME LOVING (Marascalco-Price) - 2:35
IT'S TOO LATE (Willis) - 2:23
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - prob. July 14, 1957 or poss. July 12, 1957
LOOK
TO THE FUTURE (D)
(Petty-Sullivan) - ? - <unissued>
LOOK TO THE FUTURE (D) (Petty-Sullivan) -1:56
HONEY HONEY (Tollett) - ? - <unissued>
HONEY HONEY (Tollett) - 2:36
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - date unknown, between April / June 57 or July 14, 1957
BY THE MISSION WALL (Cline) - 2:35 - # ST-2613 (Starday 314)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - July 15, 1957
WRECK
OF THE OLD '97 (Traditional)
(A) - 2:10
SCARLET
RIBBONS (Jack
Segal-Evelyn Danzig) - 3:34
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - prob. July 19, 1957 or July 20, 1957
SEND ME SOME LOVIN' (S) (Marascalco-Price) - ? - <unissued>
SEND ME SOME LOVIN' (S) (Marascalco-Price) - 2:33 - # 103531 M (15/10/57)
IT'S TOO LATE (H) (Willis) - ? - <unissued>
IT'S TOO LATE (H) (Willis) - 2:22 - # 103528 M (15/10/57)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - July 20/22, 1957 (prob. July 20)
MOONDREAMS #1 (Petty) - ? - <unissued>
MOONDREAMS #2 (Petty) - 2:33 - Instrumental - # 42450 M (Columbia 41039)
MOONDREAMS (Petty) - 2:33 - # 42796 M (Columbia 41096)
MOONDREAMS #3 (Petty) - 2:38- <unissued>
MOONDREAMS
(Petty) - 2:38 - Not officially released
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - July 26, 1957
ONE
FADED ROSE (H)
(Echols-Baggett-Phillips) - 2:49 - # 103259 (Coral 61908)
ONE
FADED ROSE (H) (Echols-Baggett-Phillips)
#2 - 2:33
SUGARTIME
(Phillips-Echols)
- Take 1- 1:57
SUGARTIME
(Phillips-Echols) - Take 2 - 2:16 (Undubbed)
SUGARTIME
(Phillips-Echols) - Take 2 - 2:18 - # 103260 (Coral 61908)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - July 26, 1957
HUMBLE HEART (M) (Sherry Davis) - 2:30 - # F80W-7199 (Fashion 1001)
BROKEN
PROMISES
(Sherry Davis) - 2:36 - # F80W-7200 (Fashion 1001)
Unknown place - California - between october 12/21, 1957 - poss. Los Angeles, oct. 16, 1957
A
live performance from a "Dance Party" type television program
in California has likewise never been released.
THAT'LL BE THE DAY (Allison-Holly-Petty) - ?
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - August 25, 1957
DON'T DO ME THIS WAY (Tucker) - 2:16
PATTY BABY (Baker-Tucker) - 2:13 - # JZSP 42452 (Columbia 4-41041)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - September 12, 1957
DON'T DO ME THIS WAY (Tucker) - 2:25 - # JZSP 42453 (Columbia 4-41041)
Backstage - The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, Canada - September 15, 1957
Promo spot #1 Don Passerby - 0:13
Promo spot #2 Don Passerby - 0:17
Promo spot #3 Don Passerby - 0:12
Promo
spot #4 Don Passerby -
0:13
The Officers Club Lounge - Tinker U.S. Air Force Base, Oklahoma City - September 28/29, 1957
AN EMPTY CUP (Petty-Orbison) - ? - <unissued>
ROCK ME MY BABY (Long-Heather) - ? - <unissued>
YOU'VE GOT LOVE (Wilson-Orbison-Petty) - ? - <unissued>
MAYBE BABY (S) (Holly-Petty) - ? - <unissued>
AN EMPTY CUP (Petty-Orbison) - 2:11 - # 103530 M (15/10/57)
ROCK ME MY BABY (Long-Heather) - 1:47 - # 103533 M (15/10/57)
YOU'VE GOT LOVE (Wilson-Orbison-Petty) - 2:05 - # 103526 M (15/10/57)
MAYBE BABY (Holly-Petty) - 2:01 - # 103527 M (15/10/57)
Television Station "The High Time Show" - Portland, Oregon - October 22, 1957
THAT'LL
BE THE DAY - 0:12 -
Backstage - Vancouver, Canada - October 23, 1957
Promo
spot Red Robinson
- 0:08
Georgia Auditorium - Vancouver, Canada - October 23, 1957 (On tour with "The Biggest Show Of Stars for 1957)
INTERVIEW
with RED ROBINSON
- 3:06
Albany Hotel - Denver, Colorado - November 2, 1957 - Recorded for Radio K.C.S.R. - Chadron, Nebraska.(On tour with "The Biggest Show Of Stars for 1957)
INTERVIEW
with FREEMAN HOVER
- 7:28
Municipal Auditorium - Topeka, Kansas - November 5, 1957 (On tour with "The Biggest Show Of Stars for 1957)
INTERVIEW with DALE LOWERY # 1 - 0:24
INTERVIEW with DALE LOWERY # 2 - 0:11
COMPLETE
INTERVIEW - 1:40
C.B.S. Television Studios - The Ed Sullivan Show - 1697 Broadway, New York, December 1st, 1957
THAT'LL
BE THE DAY
(Holly-Allison-Petty) - 1:20
PEGGY
SUE
(Holly-Allison-Petty) - 1:50
INTERVIEW with ED SULLIVAN - 0:32
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - December 17, 1957
LITTLE
BABY
(Holly-Petty-Kendall) - 1:55 - # 104204 M (27/1/58)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - December 19, 1957
YOU'RE
SO SQUARE (BABY, I DON'T CARE) (H)
(Leiber-Stoller) - 1:35 - # 104200 M (27/1/58)
LOOK AT ME (A,P) (Holly-Petty-Allison) - 2:04 - # 104203 M (27/1/58)
Norman Petty Studio - 1313 West 7th Street, Clovis, New Mexico - December 1957 (poss. April 1957)
MONA (McDaniel) - 9:24
-
Instrumental intro (two acoustic guitars), dialogue - 1:30
Arthur Murray T.V. Show - New York - December 28, 1957
PEGGY SUE (Holly-Allison-Petty) - 1:48PEGGY SUE (Holly-Allison-Petty) - 1:48
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Question: who sang i'm going to love you too

Answer: Buddy Holly

Question: when was i'm going to love you too written

Answer: 1957

Question: when did i'm going to love you too come out

Answer: 1958

Question: who wrote i'm going to love you too

Answer: Joe B. Mauldin, Niki Sullivan and Norman Petty

Question: buddy holly song i'm going to love you too

Answer: I'm Gonna Love You Too"

This turned out to be a miscalculation as " I 'm Gon na Love You Too " failed to chart in the U.S. – a stark contrast to the subsequent breakthrough U.S. singles from Parallel Lines , namely " Hanging on the Telephone " , " Heart of Glass and " One Way or Another " .

In The Netherlands , it was the first single from the album as well , being released in September 1978 , where it peaked at No .

|Artiest||Titel||Jaar||Binnenkomst||Piek||Weken|
|Blondie||(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear||1977||8||8|
|Blondie||Atomic||1979||17||7|
|Blondie||Call Me||1980||12||9|
|Blondie||Denis||1977||1||12|
|Blondie||Dreaming||1979||12||6|
|Blondie||Hanging On The Telephone||1978||20||6|
|Blondie||Heart Of Glass||1978||8||9|
|Blondie||I'm Gonna Love You Too||1978||6||10|
|Blondie||Island Of Lost Souls||1982||21||5|
|Blondie||Maria||1998||19||21|
|Blondie||Rapture||1980||20||6|
|Blondie||Sunday Girl||1978||13||6|
|Blondie||The Tide Is High||1980||5||10|
|Blondie vs. The Doors||Rapture Riders||2005||39||5|
|John Spencer||Bye Bye Blondie||1987||82||3|
|Alice, Ellen und Peter||Hallo Blondie||1960|
|Alpha Blondie||Banana|
|Alpha Blondie||Cocody Rock|
|Alpha Blondie||I Wish You Were Here|
|Amon Tobin||Hey Blondie|
|Anton Fig feat. Blondie Chaplin||Home|
|Blondie||(Can I) Find The Right Words (To Say)||1982|
|Blondie||11:59||1978|
|Blondie||A Rose By Any Name||2014|
|Blondie||A Shark In Jets Clothing||1976|
|Blondie||Accidents Never Happen||1979|
|Blondie||Already Naked||2017|
|Blondie||Angels On The Balcony||1980|
|Blondie||Atomic (Xenomania Remix '94)||1994|
|Blondie||Atomic '98||1998|
|Blondie||Background Melody (The Only One)||2003|
|Blondie||Backroom||2014|
|Blondie||Bang A Gong|
|Blondie||Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45)||1977|
|Blondie||Best Day Ever||2017|
|Blondie||Boom Boom In The Zoom Zoom Room||1998|
|Blondie||Bride Of Infinity|
|Blondie||Call Me (The Ben Liebrand Remix)||1989|
|Blondie||Can't Stop Wanting||2014|
|Blondie||Cautious Lip||1977|
|Blondie||Charlotte The Harlot|
|Blondie||China Shoes||2011|
|Blondie||Contact In Red Square||1977|
|Blondie||Danceway||1982|
|Blondie||D-Day||2011|
|Blondie||Dead Air|
|Blondie||Denis '88||1988|
|Blondie||Desire Brings Me Back||2003|
|Blondie||Detroit 442||1977|
|Blondie||Diamond Bridge||2003|
|Blondie||Die Young Stay Pretty||1979|
|Blondie||Dig Up The Conjo||1998|
|Blondie||Divine||1998|
|Blondie||Do The Dark||1980|
|Blondie||Doom Or Destiny||2017|
|Blondie||Double Take||1998|
|Blondie||Dragonfly||1982|
|Blondie||Eat To The Beat||1979|
|Blondie||End Of The World||2011|
|Blondie||End To End||2003|
|Blondie||English Boys||1982|
|Blondie||Euphoria||2014|
|Blondie||Europa||1980|
|Blondie||Faces||1980|
|Blondie||Fade Away And Radiate||1978|
|Blondie||Fan Mail||1977|
|Blondie||Follow Me||1980|
|Blondie||For Your Eyes Only||1982|
|Blondie||Forgive And Forget (Pull Down The Night)||1998|
|Blondie||Fragments||2017|
|Blondie||Fun||2017|
|Blondie||Girlie Girlie||2011|
|Blondie||Go Through It||1980|
|Blondie||Golden Rod||2003|
|Blondie||Goldfinger||1977|
|Blondie||Good Boys||2003|
|Blondie||Gravity||2017|
|Blondie||Happy Dog (For Caggy)||1998|
|Blondie||Heart Of Glass / Sunday Girl|
|Blondie||Hello Joe||2003|
|Blondie||Here's Looking At You||1980|
|Blondie||Heroes||1980|
|Blondie||Horizontal Twist||2011|
|Blondie||Hot Shot||1998|
|Blondie||I Didn't Have The Nerve To Say No||1977|
|Blondie||I Know But I Don't Know||1978|
|Blondie||I Love Playing With Fire|
|Blondie||I Want To Drag You Around||2014|
|Blondie||I'm On E||1977|
|Blondie||In The Flesh||1976|
|Blondie||In The Sun||1976|
|Blondie||Just Go Away||1978|
|Blondie||Kidnapper||1977|
|Blondie||Kung Fu Girls||1976|
|Blondie||Last One In The World||2003|
|Blondie||Le bleu||2011|
|Blondie||Little Caesar||1982|
|Blondie||Little Girl Lies||1976|
|Blondie||Live It Up||1980|
|Blondie||Living In The Real World||1979|
|Blondie||Llámame (Call Me)||1980|
|Blondie||Long Time||2017|
|Blondie||Look Good In Blue||1976|
|Blondie||Love At The Pier||1977|
|Blondie||Love Doesn't Frighten Me||2011|
|Blondie||Love Level||2017|
|Blondie||Magic (Asadoya yunta)||2003|
|Blondie||Make A Way||2014|
|Blondie||Man Overboard||1976|
|Blondie||Mile High||2014|
|Blondie||Mirame||2011|
|Blondie||More Than This||2006|
|Blondie||Mother||2010|
|Blondie||My Monster||2017|
|Blondie||Night Wind Sent||1998|

Question: where was i'm going to love you too released

Answer: Netherlands

Question: when was i'm going to love you too released

Answer: September 1978

Question: i'm going to love you too was the first uk hit for which group

Answer: Parallel Lines

Question: where did i'm going to love you too peak in the netherlands

Answer: No. 6

Question: what was the name of the first single from parallel lines

Answer: I'm Gonna Love You Too

Question: what was the first single from parallel lines

Answer: Hanging on the Telephone

Other versions Adam Faith included the song on his self - titled album released in 1961 .

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|Label:||Parlophone – PMC1162|
|Format:|
Vinyl, LP, Mono
|Country:||UK|
|Released:|
|Genre:||Rock, Pop|
|Style:||Vocal, Rock & Roll|
|A1||Watch Your Step|
Written-By – Parker*
|A2||I've Just Fallen For Someone|
Written-By – Askew*
|A3||I'm Coming Home|
Written-By – Johnson*, Janice Rado
|A4||All These Things|
Written-By – Vandyke*
|A5||It's All Over Now|
Written-By – Whyton*
|A6||Come To Me|
Written By – Cenci/Carr
|A7||If I Had A Hammer (If I Had A Dollar)|
Written-By – Hays*, Seeger*
|B1||A Help-Each-Other Romance|
Written-By – Singleton*
|B2||Sho' Know A Lot About Love|
Written-By – Mize*, Paxton*
|B3||Second Time|
Written-By – Vandyke*
|B4||I'm Gonna Love You Too|
Written-By – Maudlin*, Sullivan*, Petty*
|B5||Little Yellow Roses|
Written-By – Peacock*
|B6||As Long As You Keep Loving Me|
Written-By – Peacock*
|B7||You And Me And The Gang|
Written-By – Peacock*
|Title (Format)||Label||Cat#||Country||Year|
New Submission
|Adam Faith (LP, Album, Stereo)||Parlophone||PCS 3025||UK||1961|
|Adam Faith (LP, Mono)||Parlophone||PMCJ 1162||South Africa||1961|
New Submission
|Adam Faith (LP, Album, Mono)||Parlophone, Parlophone||PMCM 1162, PMCM.1162||New Zealand||1961|
|Adam Faith (LP, Album, Stereo, Reissue)||World Record Club||ST 486||UK||1966|
|Adam Faith (LP, Album, Mono, Reissue)||World Record Club||T 486||UK||1966|

Question: when did adam faith release his first album

Answer: 1961

Question: who sings the original version of the song

Answer: Adam Faith

Question: who included adam faith's song on their 1961 album

Answer: Other versions Adam Faith

Question: which christian god had a number one hit in 1961 with the song ‘the

Answer: Adam

Question: where did adam faith include the song

Answer: his self-titled album

Question: what kind of album did adam faith release

Answer: self-titled album

Jimmy Gilmer of The Fireballs fame covered the song on his 1965 album Buddy 's Buddy : Buddy Holly Songs by Jimmy Gilmer .

Jimmy Gilmer – Buddy's Buddy (Buddy Holly Songs By Jimmy Gilmer)
|Label:||Dot Records – DLP 3577|
|Format:|
|Country:||US|
|Released:|
|Genre:||Rock, Blues|
|Style:||Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues|
More images
|Label:||Dot Records – DLP 3577|
|Format:|
Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono
|Country:||US|
|Released:|
|Genre:||Rock, Blues|
|Style:||Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues|
|A1||Look At Me|
|A2||Wishing|
|A3||I'm Gonna Love You Too|
|A4||Think It Over|
|A5||Lonesome Tears|
|A6||Maybe Baby|
|B1||Listen To Me|
|B2||Everyday|
|B3||Words Of Love|
|B4||It's So Easy|
|B5||Little Baby|
|B6||Oh Boy!|
|Title (Format)||Label||Cat#||Country||Year|
|Buddy's Buddy (Buddy Holly Songs By Jimmy Gilmer) (LP, Album, Mono)||Dot Records||DLP 3577||UK||1964|
New Submission
|Buddy's Buddy (Buddy Holly Songs By Jimmy Gilmer) (LP, Album, Stereo)||Dot Records||DLP 25577||US||1965|
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Carl and Jack Cole, born Carl Collofsky and Isadore Collofsky, were American brothers who created the successful bookstore chain Coles as well as the world-famous publication Coles Notes. Carl (died 1994) and Jack (May 4, 1920 – January 22, 1997) made Coles the largest bookstore chain in Canada in the mid- to late-20th century.

 Early life
Jack and Carl were born in Detroit, but the family moved to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, when Jack was quite young.

Jack attended Harbord Collegiate Institute, but dropped out of high school after completing grade 10 in order to help provide for his family. Carl attended Oakwood Collegiate Institute in Toronto.

In 1935, at age 15, Jack and his brother Carl opened The Book Exchange, their first bookstore. It was located at Bloor and Spadina and specialized in second-hand books for the University of Toronto.

World War II
Jack joined the Royal Canadian Air Force upon Canada's entry into War. Due to his limited formal education, Jack started as a private, but within six months was promoted to a captain and stationed in England. At the same time, brother Carl ran the bookstore, which was thriving in Canada.

Coles Notes
Jack and Carl first published Coles Notes in 1948. The first edition was for the French novel Colomba by Prosper Mérimée. Link via ProQuest. Link via ProQuest.

There have been over 80,000,000 copies of Coles Notes sold in over 70 countries. They are currently owned by Indigo Books in Canada.

 1950s and 1960s
In 1958, Jack and Carl sold the American rights to Coles Notes to Cliff Hillegass, who published the books under the Cliff's Notes moniker.

By 1960, Coles Notes sales peaked when baby boomers were beginning to attend high school. At their peak, there were over 120 titles, mostly dealing with English novels, but they also had numerous other subjects, including languages, mathematics, and physics.

 1970s
On June 7, 1972, the brothers took Coles Bookstore public, with Jack  and Carl still retaining control over the business. At the time, Coles Bookstore had over 200 stores operating across Canada.

Beginning in 1973, Jack and Carl opened over 50 stores in the United States, Link via ProQuest. but this venture was not very successful. In 1987 Southam Inc. sold the remaining 52 stores to Waldenbooks. Alternate Link via ProQuest. Link via ProQuest.

In 1978, Jack and Carl sold their interest in Coles Bookstore to Southam Press for a reported C$34 million. Jack remained as president of the company until the early 1980s.

World's Biggest Bookstore
In 1980, Jack opened the World's Biggest Bookstore at the site of a former bowling alley.  At the time, it was the largest bookstore in the world at .  It was located in downtown Toronto on Edward Street.  Although the business is owned by Indigo Books and Music, the building is owned by the Cole  family.

On June 20, 2012, Stuart Smith of CBRE Commercial Real Estate Services announced the lease on the store's building, which was set to expire at the end of 2013, would not be renewed by Indigo Books and Music. In March 2014 the World's Biggest Bookstore officially closed.

References

External links
 I know that name
 Coles Notes
 Cliff Notes
 The Great Canadian Trivia Book

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Carl and Jack Cole , born Carl Collofsky and Isadore Collofsky , were American brothers who created the successful bookstore chain Coles as well as the world - famous publication Coles Notes .

Carl ( died 1994 ) and Jack ( May 4 , 1920 – January 22 , 1997 ) made Coles the largest bookstore chain in Canada in the mid- to late-20th century .

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Question: what was the name of the bookstore chain founded by carl and jack cole

Answer: Coles

Question: what were the first names of the american brothers who founded the successful bookstore chain col

Answer: Carl and Jack Cole

Question: when did carl and jack cole die

Answer: May 4, 1920

Question: what was the name of the world famous publication created by carl and jack cole

Answer: Coles Notes

Question: what was the surname of the american brothers who founded the successful bookstore chain coles

Answer: Carl Collofsky and Isadore Collofsky

Question: when did the cole brothers die

Answer: January 22, 1997

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Answer: May 4, 1920 – January 22, 1997

On June 20 , 2012 , Stuart Smith of CBRE Commercial Real Estate Services announced the lease on the store 's building , which was set to expire at the end of 2013 , would not be renewed by Indigo Books and Music .

The World’s Biggest Bookstore is, alas, not long for this world.
The current lease on the building, held by Indigo Books and Music, runs out at the end of 2013 and is not being renewed. The owners, the family of the late Jack Cole
, co-founder, with his brother, Carl, of Coles Books, still own the 64,000-square-foot building they converted from a bowling alley in 1980.
According to Stuart Smith, a VP at CBRE Commercial Real Estate Services, who is handling the account, the owners would like to rent it to a single tenant. “It’s the rarity of an envelope of this size in an area this far downtown that makes it so unusual,” he says.
According to Smith, the space has been quietly on the market for a year.
Writer: Bert Archer
Source: Stuart Smith
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NOTE: This story has been edited to add the fact that, though it had gone unreported until now, the space at 20 Edward Street has been on the market for about a year.

Question: who is the owner of Indigo books and music

Answer: Stuart Smith

Question: when did the Indigo books and music store close

Answer: June 20, 2012

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Answer: Indigo Books and Music

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Answer: end of 2013

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Answer: 2013

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Answer: CBRE Commercial Real Estate Services

Question: in what year did Indigo books and music announce that it would not renew its lease

Answer: 2012