Phil Everly To Speak At Buddy Holly Walk Of Fame Induction Twenty-five years after being among the very first recording artists inducted into Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the late Lubbock recording artist Charles Hardin "Buddy" Holly finally will be honored with his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The star unveiling ceremony for Holly will take place at 11:30 a.m. (Pacific Standard) on September 7, 2011, the 75th anniversary of Holly's birth. Holly's star will be located near those of the Beatles, and Phil Everly and Peter Asher will be speaking at the unveiling ceremony. The Everly Brothers toured extensively with Buddy Holly and Holly credited The Everly Brothers with changing his style from Levis and tee shirts to their style of suits. Buddy Holly wrote the song "Wishing" for the brothers. Phil Everly was a pallbearer at Holly's funeral. Don could not attend stating, "I couldn't go to the funeral. I couldn't go anywhere. I just took to my bed." Edan Everly New Album Features The Everly Brothers Edan Everly, son of Don Everly, features Don & Phil on his latest album, , now available on iTunes. Visit: for samples, track listings, and purchase. You can also find Edan's previous albums that include The Everly Brothers and a slew of other amazing artists. You can currently catch Edan on tour with Frankie Avalon as his lead guitar player as well as singing in a tribute to The Everly Brothers in the context of Frankie's show. Stay tuned to this site for some collaboration videos featuring Phil & Edan Everly. "Old Hollywood" by Edan Everly featuring guests Phil Everly & Don Everly: Official Everly Family Fansite Launches Stay tuned to this site for a video introduction from Mr. Phil Everly. Everly Brothers' Childhood Home To Become Museum The City of Shenandoah, Iowa is in the finishing stages of turning the Everly family home into a museum. The museum is slated to open late summer 2011. Further details to follow. All content on this website copyright © - The Everly Family - All Rights Reserved