ritchie valens: February 3, 1959 The Day The Music Died
- 02/02/11 09:30 PM
February 3, 1959 The Day The Music Died,This date may be before your time but, it seems as though it was just yesterday for some of us.So, why is February 3, 1959 known as “The Day The Music Died”? Three Rock & Roll stars died in a tragic plane crash on this date. Buddy Holly and The Crickets had a couple of big hits, “That’ll Be the Day” and “Peggy Sue”.Ritchie Valens, just a teenager not much older than me, had three big songs, “Come On, Let’s Go”, “Donna” and “La Bamba”.J. P. Richardson “The Big Bopper” had one big hit … (17 comments)
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February 3, 1959 The Day The Music Died,This date may be before your time but, it seems as though it was just yesterday for some of us.So, why is February 3, 1959 known as “The Day The Music Died”? Three Rock & Roll stars died in a tragic plane crash on this date. Buddy Holly and The Crickets had a couple of big hits, “That’ll Be the Day” and “Peggy Sue”.Ritchie Valens, just a teenager not much older than me, had three big songs, “Come On, Let’s Go”, “Donna” and “La Bamba”.J. P. Richardson “The Big Bopper” had one big hit … (17 comments)
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