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Posts Tagged ‘the day the music died: the story of don mclean’s “american pie”’
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SPILL FEATURE: BYE BYE, MISS AMERICAN PIE – A CONVERSATION WITH DON McLEAN
July 8, 2022
BYE BYE, MISS AMERICAN PIE A CONVERSATION WITH DON McLEAN While there are countless classic albums from the ‘70s, few songs can stand as truly timeless. These are songs that connect with the mainstream conciseness and find a way to remain [...]
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