From the original post: 2008-07-09 18:59:13.0 Why did the music die???
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From the original post: 2008-07-09 18:59:13.0 Why did the music die???
If it did how did Don Mclean write and sing a song about it since music was dead? | ADVERTISEMENT |
Posted: Jul 10, 08 12:20pm
Today you would get arrested for that and lose your drivers license for at least a year. How times have changed.
Did anybody know that country music legent Waylon Jennings, a member of the Crickets, gave up his seat on the plane to some else and therefore lived.
Jennings was part of the music review. He was, at the time standing in on Bass for Holly and some of the other acts on the review. Niether of the Crickets were on that tour. Both original Crickets live.
Posted: Jul 10, 08 12:22pm
Of all that I've read, pickleallen has the most interesting comment and revelation.
Posted: Jul 10, 08 12:27pm
... and the plane was named "Miss American Pie"...
Whoa! I had a whole lot dirtier idea about what they meant by 'Miss American Pie'. I just was wonderin' why they said, 'Bye, bye' ...
Posted: Jul 10, 08 12:31pm
Did anybody know that country music legent Waylon Jennings, a member of the Crickets, gave up his seat on the plane to some else and therefore lived.
Yes, he did!
At least we got to enjoy Waylon for a few more years. And, now, we're enjoying his son, Scooter.
Posted: Jul 10, 08 4:30pm
Today you would get arrested for that and lose your drivers license for at least a year. How times have changed.
Did anybody know that country music legent Waylon Jennings, a member of the Crickets, gave up his seat on the plane to some else and therefore lived.
I remember the movie La Bamba, someone did give up the seat on the plane and wait for the bus to get fixed.
That was a good movie.
Posted: Jul 10, 08 4:55pm
LOL, good question.