[rollei_list] Re: Very OT: Fifty Years Ago!
- From: "Sam B. Anson" <sam.anson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 12:24:52 -0500
The location of the crash was Clear Lake, Iowa. Cause? Attributed to bad
weather, snow. Fifty years is a long time.
Sam Anson, NJ
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Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Very OT: Fifty Years Ago!
As one who clearly remembers the day Hank Williams died on 1 January,
1953, 50 years doesn't seem that long ago. (My 50th high school reunion
will be in 3 years.) Then it was Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and J. P.
Richardson - the "Big Bopper" - in 1959 followed by Patsy Cline in
1963. All were magnificent talents who should have stayed around longer.
FWIW, I saw Patsy Cline many times as she shopped in Frederick, MD
before she divorced her husband (Charlie Cline) and later moved to
Nashville. She sang in local establishments in the MD - VA - DC areas
before her rise to stardom.
Today's "music" leaves me completely cold.
Walker Smith
Marc James Small wrote:
> Fifty years ago was "the day the music died". A small plane crashed
> in the US midwest, and Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, the Big Bopper, and
> the pilot, Roger Peterson, were killed. The event was later
> memorialized by Don McLean in his "American Pie".
>
> It is rather sobering to think of this as having occurred a HALF
> CENTURY ago.
>
> Marc
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