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The Day the Music Died 62 years ago- February 3, 1959 Buddy Holly Photo Courtesy: Larry Matti Ritchie Valens at Devine’s Million Ballroom 1959 Photo Courtesy: Donna Fisher Doffing and Sevan Garabedian Photo Courtesy: Sevan Garabedian Sixty-two years ago today on February 3, 1959, Buddy Holly, J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson, and Ritchie Valens, died tragically in a plane crash in Clear Lake, Iowa while on their Winter Dance Party Tour. Buddy Holly was 22-years-old, The Big Bopper 28-years-old, and Ritchie Valens only 17-years-old. “When the plane crashed and people call it the day the music died, of course the music didn’t really die. The Beatles came and rock-n-roll exploded again but symbolically that time and place will never happen again and the innocence where Ritchie, Buddy, and J.P. are forever frozen in the 50’s,” said co-producer of the docuseries “The Winter Dance Party Tapes” Sevan Garabedian.

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