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» Today is the 62nd anniversary of Buddy Holly's (age 22) death
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post 1630411923 02-03-2021, 12:31 AM
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Today is the 62nd anniversary of Buddy Holly's (age 22) death

Along with Richie Valens (17 years) and Jiles Perry "The Big Bopper" Richardson Jr (29 years) of Course in Clear Lake Iowa in a plane crash along with Pilot Richard Peterson.


Buddy Holly Memorial in Clear Lake




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post 1630412063 02-03-2021, 12:35 AM
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Man, they were young.
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And annoying hipster fukheads have been wearing his glasses ever since.
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Buddy was kind of a chad (n...n...no homo). Not gonna lie. Not bad looking. Could sing AND play guitar
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Originally Posted By tank2003
Buddy was kind of a chad. Not gonna lie. Not bad looking. Could sing AND play guitar
Linda Ronstadt was a fan of his and sang this song on tour, (and a few others too):

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post 1630412653 02-03-2021, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers
Linda Ronstadt was a fan of his and sang this song on tour, (and a few others too):

Me right now:


Am i just grooving? Am I getting ready to beat your ass? Maybe both....


Either way, splendid contribution Captain Mr.PissShivers
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Originally Posted By tank2003
Me right now:


Am i just grooving? Am I getting ready to beat your ass? Maybe both....


Either way, splendid contribution Captain Mr.PissShivers
haha


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Loved this one as a kid:

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"The higher the prevalence of infectious diseases the higher the probability of totalitarian political attitudes."
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"The search for a moral equivalent of war continues to define American Liberalism to this day."
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It's incredible how big of an impact a lot of these artists made in such a short amount a time. I'm always amazed by that.

The entire 27 club
Tupac and Biggie (were 24 and like 26)
Jim Croze (30)
Johnny Ace (25)
The Van Zandts (play some skynyrd srs. age 29)


Jesus Christ (age 33)
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James Dean is still to this day thought to to one of the coolest dudes of all time and the guy died at age 24. Was honestly in like 2-3 movies and people still talking about him
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My dad used to Jam with Buddy Holly in high school. srs.
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah
It's incredible how big of an impact a lot of these artists made in such a short amount a time. I'm always amazed by that.

The entire 27 club
Tupac and Biggie (were 24 and like 26)
Jim Croze (30)
Johnny Ace (25)
The Van Zandts (play some skynyrd srs. age 29)


Jesus Christ (age 33)
add Jimi Hendrix in there too, he died at 27
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post 1630451633 02-03-2021, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah
It's incredible how big of an impact a lot of these artists made in such a short amount a time. I'm always amazed by that.

The entire 27 club
Tupac and Biggie (were 24 and like 26)
Jim Croze (30)
Johnny Ace (25)
The Van Zandts (play some skynyrd srs. age 29)


Jesus Christ (age 33)
It's just one of the mighty powers of Americana I suppose. WHen i have met non-americans over the years and get to talk with them, a lot of their interests lie in not only the current popular things but in that which was once popular. Americanclassics: westerns, classic american literature, movies/actors/actresses etc
Originally Posted By MetroBrah
James Dean is still to this day thought to to one of the coolest dudes of all time and the guy died at age 24. Was honestly in like 2-3 movies and people still talking about him
He is kind of like the beatles in that sense. They were active for 10 years but only REALLY active (putting out albums) for like 3 or 4 but they still remain giants. I guess when you are the most popular of a new type of anything, then you tend to stay there
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My dad used to Jam with Buddy Holly in high school. srs.
Really? Wow. Thats awesome. Does he have any pictures or any memorabilia?
Originally Posted By sooby
add Jimi Hendrix in there too, he died at 27
Also:
Kurt Cobain
Robert Johnson, sold his soul to the devil at a Mississippi Crossroads and in turn, started the blues
Janis Joplin
Jim Morrison
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TIL that Richies last name was Valenzuela. Mindblown.
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Originally Posted By tank2003
Really? Wow. Thats awesome. Does he have any pictures or any memorabilia?

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No. he wasn't popular then lol. Just told me stories about a few dudes (including Buddy) from orchestra would get together in the garage with various instruments.
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post 1630453763 02-03-2021, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted By TXBuddy
No. he wasn't popular then lol. Just told me stories about a few dudes (including Buddy) from orchestra would get together in the garage with various instruments.
bummer. I figured he would have at least a few pictures of him and his buddy who use to hang out and write some licks together. this must have been in the early-mid 50s
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