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Buddy Holly Attractions in Lubbock, TexasHis life tragically cut short, Buddy Holly is celebrated as Lubbock's most famous contribution to American popular culture. Appropriately, Lubbock is home to several tourist sites honoring his brief but influential music career.
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Rock and Roll Legends of the 1950's -Buddy Holly and the CricketsBuddy Holly was meant to be a musician starting in music at the early age of five. In the 1950's rock and roll was not well received by the older generations, but Buddy had a plan and a style that he knew was great and would be successful. -
Buddy Holly's Influence on the Alternative Rock GenreRock and Roll legend Buddy Holly continues to influence music-especially that of the alternative genre.
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Remembering Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper 50 Years Later50 years after the plane crashed killing Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper, their music has still lived on. -
Buddy Holly Revived: A Musical Tribute PerformanceMatty B and the Dirty Pickles, a local band from Erie, Pennsylvania attempt to revive a bit of Buddy Holly through a theatrical production. Buddy Holly: The Day the Music Died.
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"Girls Gone Wild" Creator Joe Francis Has a Bench Warrant; Tribute Concert to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. Richardson, 'The Big Bopper'Tribute concert to honor Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly and "The Big Bopper"Also tax trouble for Joe Francis. -
The Old Duluth National Guard Armory, Where Buddy Holly, and Bob Dylan Crossed PathsBefore the music died, it played in duluth
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One Year After the 50th Anniversary, Remembering the Lives of Holly, Valens and RichardsonA small plane takes off out of Mason City airport on a cold February evening and ends up in a corn field with everyone on-board dead.
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Review: Music's Broken Wings - Fifty Years of Aviation Accidents in the Music IndustrySince we are near the yearly anniversary of the Buddy Holly plane crash tragedy, perhaps it would be fitting to share about this new text
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Famous People Who Died on February 3 in HistoryFamous People Who Died On February 3 in History Richie Valens, Big Bopper and Buddy Holly,
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Rockin' and Rollin' and Reviewin' Six-String SamuraiSix-String Samurai is a post apocalyptic action/comedy that details the adventure of Buddy as he heads to "Lost Vegas" to become the new King of Rock n' Roll. The film manages to be an exemplary of style in cinematography and soundtrack.
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'The Day the Music Died' Lives on 51 Years Later51 years ago today, music died with the deaths of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper on the same plane crash. Yet music has managed to linger five decades later with help from Don McLean's famous tribute to the tragedy. -
'The Day the Music Died' Remembered Today in Music HistoryThursday, Feb. 3, marks the 52nd anniversary of the plane crash that killed rock legends Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "the Big Bopper" Richardson.
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Happy Dead Birthday to Famous People Who Were Born on September 7Happy Dead Birthday To Famous People Who Were Born on September 7 Queen Elizabeth, Grandma Moses, Paul Brown, Buddy Holly, LeRoi Moore
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"American Pie" a Tribute to "The Day the Music Died"February 3, 1959: The day the music died. That was what Don MacLean immortalized the day as in his 1972 No. 1 hit "American Pie." -
Experience Rock History Firsthand: 10 Legendary Music Havens in the USALocations Pay Homage To Artists Including: John Lennon, Elvis, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Gram Parsons, The Doors, Buddy Holly, Patti Smith, Axel Rose & More. -
Feb. 3, 2011, Marks the Anniversary of the Day 'The Music Died'On Feb. 3, 1959, many said that "the music died." This year marks another anniversary of the tragic deaths of Buddy Holly and other musicians. It was a sad day that impacted many people.
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For Aaliyah Fans, August 25 is the Day that the Music Really DiedLike her musical predecessors Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens, Aaliyah Haughton passed away at a very young age, but her legacy lives on.
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News in Brief - "Peggy Sue" Gets SuedBuddy Holly's widow goes after the woman his #1 classic was named for.
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Seven Famous Singers that Were Killed in Plane CrashesFrom Buddy Holly to John Denver, tragedy claimed the lives of these stars.
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The Music Didn't Really DieThe music didn't die in that Iowa field on February 3, 1959.
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Visit Music History in Clear Lake, IowaAn article depicting the Clear Lake, Iowa, area and attractions.
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Forensic Scientist Seeks to Clear Up Mysteries Surrounding "The Day the Music Died"The son of "the Big Bobber" has hired Dr. Bill Bass, a leading forensic scientist and curator of the Body Farm forensic lab, to look at singer's remains and determine cause of death.
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Simple Techniques for Getting Through Plane Crashes May Save LivesLooks like Travis Barker and Adam Goldstein understood what might have killed Buddy Holly and all those other musical legends in tragic plane crashes. It's a matter of employing some valuable protective techniques.
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February 3rd in History: Memorable in the Year 2009On this day in 1959, 50 years ago, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. Richardson were lost in a plane crash, making tragic history in music.
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Rock and Roll Legends RememberedFebruary 3rd 1959 is the day three rock and roll legends---Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and The Big Bopper Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr. were killed when their plane crashed into a cornfield.
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17 Things to Do in Chicago on St. Patrick's DayWhether you wish to find a draft of green beer, do a little jig, watch Irish eyes smiling, or skip the entire event all together, you'll find something to do in Chicago on St. Patrick's Day. -
Remembering the Day the Muisc Diedan article about the Day the Music Died - the plane crash killing Buddy Holley, the Big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens
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The Beatles Pay Their Musical RespectsShows rockabilly influence, pays musical dues.
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Finding Thrift Store Antiques & CollectiblesThe author reflects back on life's lessons that lead her from near homelessness to becoming an independent business woman, all through shopping at thrift stores, then selling online. She shares stories and adventures, along with tips that have never been revealed before. -
Top Songs of the 1950s1950's
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Superwhat? Blind Faith--Blind FaithGood musicians, some good performances. No chemistry or interplay between the players.
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The Day the Music Died: 48 Years Laternew developments in the case that marked an end to the golden age of rock
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Led Zeppelin IV--Led Zeppelin SoarsThis one features musical virtuosity and flawless production. It also has some interesting time signature experiments.
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Danish Duo "The Raveonettes" Get Back to BasicsThe Raveonettes plan stripped down West coast tour. -
Top Songs of the 1970stop songs
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Random Thoughts from a Guy Who Can't Sleep--Music, Critters and the Death PenaltyInsomnia inspires diverse and sundry thoughts
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A Brief Biography of Paul McCartney's Early YearsBeing known as the "cute Beatle," James Paul McCartney was born in Liverpool England on June 18th, 1942 as son to father James and mother Mary McCartney.
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Drake Bell: Second Album of Lightweight, Empty Pop Songs"It's Only Time" is the title and prediction on when this CD will hit the bargain bins
