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WILLIE NELSON WAS ONCE AN AIRMAN BASIC

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Willie Nelson and his guitar "Trigger."

Upon graduating high school in 1950, country music legend Willie
Nelson ventured into the Air Force, embarking on a journey that
would unexpectedly shape his path.

However, after just nine months of service, Nelson faced a setback
when he was medically discharged due to back issues.

Nelson (91) is now one of the most recognized artists in country
music, has acted in over 30 films and co-authored several
books.

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Studio album released in 1973.

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POPULAR SINGER IS 84 TODAY!

Neil Diamond - #TBT to a young Neil in the studio ~Team ...

Neil Diamond

Singer-songwriter Neil Diamond has sold more than 130 million
records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling musicians
of all time. He has written and recorded ten singles that reached
No. 1 on the
Billboard Hot 100. 

Neil Diamond – Greatest Hits album art - Fonts In Use

Happy Birthday to You - Wikipedia

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BAND’S LAST SURVING MEMBER HAS DIED

Garth Hudson - IMDb

Garth Hudson dead: The last living member of The Band, dies aged 87 - The  Mirror US

(FOX NEWS) – Garth Hudson, the last surviving member of
Canadian-American rock group The Band, died in his sleep
this morning. He was 87.

His death was confirmed Tuesday by The Canadian Press,
which cited Hudson’s friend, Jan Haust. Additional details
were not immediately available. Hudson had been living in
a nursing home in Woodstock, upstate New York.

Garth Hudson made his most recent public appearance on
April 16, 2023, performing in Kingston, New York.

The THE BAND Band
The Band (1969) FULL ALBUM - YouTube

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POP CHART TOPPER ON THIS DAY IN 1972

American Pie (song) - Wikipedia

On January 15, 1972, “American Pie,”, an epic poem in musical
form that has long been etched in popular consciousness, hit
#1 on the Billboard charts.

The story of Don McLean’s magnum opus begins almost 13
years before its release, on a date with significance well-known
to any American who was alive and conscious at the time.

Tuesday February 3, 1959, was the date of the plane crash that
took the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the J.P. “the
Big Bopper” Richardson—a date that would be imbued with
transcendent meaning by Don McLean when he labeled it
“the Day the Music Died.”

Singer song-writer Don McLean poses for a portrait in June 1970. (Photo by Julie Snow/Michael ...

The Night the Music Died – Texas Monthly
(l. to r.): Buddy Holly, J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson and Ritchie Valens. 

Don Mclean Tour Dates 2024 - Merla Stephie
Donald McLean III will be 80 years old in October.

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HISTORY WAS MADE ON THIS DAY

Facts & Events That Happened Today In History - The Fact Site

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2 year-old Elvis Presley with his parents, 1937. (640x800) (colorized)  Original in the comments. : r/HistoryPorn
Elvis Presley at 2 years old with his
parents in the year 1937.

Singer/actor Elvis Aaron Presley,
known as the “King of Rock and Roll,”
was born in
Tupelo, Mississippi; his
family moved to
Memphis, Tennessee,
when he was 13.

His music career began there in 1954,
at
Sun Records with producer Sam
Phillips
, who wanted to bring the
sound of
African-American music to
a wider audience.

Elvis Presley | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

The First Song Elvis Presley Ever Recorded Plus The Story Of His Time At  Sun Records. - YouTube
70th Anniversary of Elvis Presley' Sun Records Sessions CD

The Day Elvis Presley Died - TheShot

AI Elvis Brings King Of Rock And Roll Back To Life For Immersive Concert


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