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Ferreri

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Glad to see Radio-Info honor "The Day The Music Died". Many of you were not even around in 1959. For me, I was 12 and watching the Buddy Deane TV bandstand show in Baltimore when the announcement was made. It may have been the day the music died, however, 50 years later Holly's music lives and still sounds fresh as the day it was recorded.
 
Ferreri said:
Glad to see Radio-Info honor "The Day The Music Died". Many of you were not even around in 1959. For me, I was 12 and watching the Buddy Deane TV bandstand show in Baltimore when the announcement was made. It may have been the day the music died, however, 50 years later Holly's music lives and still sounds fresh as the day it was recorded.
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NPR (locally WUSF), this morning had a segment on Buddy Holly's untimely death.

I didn't realize he was so young at the time of his death; he was only 22.

I didn't even really know anything about Buddy Holly or his death until "American Pie" by Don McClean.

drt
 
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