The Day the Music Died

Dave Hicks

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Chester P Squier

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And Waylon is rolling in his grave about giving up his seat on that plane!
The story goes that it cost $37 to take the plane instead of riding on a bus in the winter with the broken down heater. Dion was offered a ride, but noticed that $37 was what his parents were paying in rent, so he took the money and sent it home to the Bronx.

He honored his father and his mother, so that his days may be long on this earth. He's still alive and is 83 years old.
 

Boreas

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I grew sick of the song back in the day because of overplay on the radio, but don't mind it as much now. But it does commemorate an important juncture in R&R. I don't play any of those artists, but who knows what they would have done in their future careers.
 
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