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Feb 3,1959 - The Day the Music Died
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When I moved to Virginia I drove through Southern South Dakota,
and as I was driving through Iowa (it was GREEN!) I saw a sign for an offramp
that said "CLEAR LAKE".I kept thinking that I knew that name from somewhere,
& the realized that was where they played their last show.
The Surf Ballroom is still there,& still has musical acts,& yes,there is a lake
there as well.
and as I was driving through Iowa (it was GREEN!) I saw a sign for an offramp
that said "CLEAR LAKE".I kept thinking that I knew that name from somewhere,
& the realized that was where they played their last show.
The Surf Ballroom is still there,& still has musical acts,& yes,there is a lake
there as well.
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And include Chuck Negron of three Dog Night who passed 2/2/26, another band and songs from my teens who re moving on.
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Remember this and the story of Dion DiMucci.
60 years ago the Big Bopper and I won a coin toss to fly to our next gig with Buddy Holly. When I heard the cost of the flight was $36 -- a whole month's rent for my parents -- I gave my seat to Ritchie Valens. And, unlike everyone else in the room for that coin toss, I lived to tell about it. My friends touched me deeply on many levels, till this day I still miss them. . .
60 years ago the Big Bopper and I won a coin toss to fly to our next gig with Buddy Holly. When I heard the cost of the flight was $36 -- a whole month's rent for my parents -- I gave my seat to Ritchie Valens. And, unlike everyone else in the room for that coin toss, I lived to tell about it. My friends touched me deeply on many levels, till this day I still miss them. . .
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I saw 3DN live in Boulder, CO what I was in High School.