Fifty years ago, American Pie reached No. 1 on Billboard’s charts. Here’s some backstory on the making of a record that was born here in the Hudson Valley.
https://hudsonvalley.town.news/g/nanuet-ny/n/61781/nyack-new-rochelle-and-day-music-died
Nyack, New Rochelle, and the song about ‘Day the Music Died’
Posted byRobert BrumPosted inAmerican Pie, Bob Dylan, Bye Bye Miss American Pie, Don McLean, New Rochelle, New York State, Newspapers, Nyack, Rock and Roll, The Beatles, Uncategorized, Vinyl, Westchester CountyTags:1972, American Pie, Billboard Magazine, Bob Dylan, Buddy Holly, Bye Bye Miss American Pie, Don McLean, New Rochelle, Nyack, Pop Music History, Records, Richie Valens, Ringo Starr, Rob Stoner, Rockland County, The Beatles, The Big Bopper, The Byrds, The Day the Music Died, Top 40 Radio, Westchester County
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Great background info for one of the songs of my youth!
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As always, thank you for reading, Professor Joseph!
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