Buddy Holly /
"Buddy Holly occupies an enigmatic position in pop and rock music history, partly because of his premature death at the age of 22 in a plane crash in February 1959. Designated in Don MacLean's hit American Pie as "the day the music died," this enabled him to be included in the tr...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Bloomington :
Indiana University Press,
[2010], ©2010
Bloomington : c2010 Bloomington : ©2010 Bloomington, Ind. : c2010 Bloomington : [2010] |
| Series: | Icons of pop music
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Table of Contents:
- The West Texas musicscape and Buddy Holly's musical idiolect, 1950-1955
- A studio career : Nashville-Clovis-New York, 1956-1959
- On stage, 1956-1959
- The recordings, 1955-1959
- After the day the music died : memorializing
- After the day the music died : presence and representations
- 1 The West Texas Musicscape and Buddy Holly's Musical Idiolect, 1950-1955
- 2. A Studio Career: Nashville-Clovis-New York, 1956-1959
- 3. On Stage, 1956-1959
- 4. The Recordings, 1955-1959
- 5. After the Day the Music Died: Memorializing
- 6. After the Day the Music Died: Presence and Representations.
- 1 The West Texas Musicscape and Buddy Holly's Musical Idiolect, 1950-1955
- 2. A Studio Career: Nashville-Clovis-New York, 1956-1959
- 3. On Stage, 1956-1959
- 4. The Recordings, 1955-1959
- 5. After the Day the Music Died: Memorializing
- 6. After the Day the Music Died: Presence and Representations.