• The Boy in the Buddy Holly Glasses

  • By: CJ Burroughs
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The Boy in the Buddy Holly Glasses

By: CJ Burroughs
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  • February 3, 1959, was the day the music died. But on June 3, 1976, four Liverpudlians met a West Texan who'd recently come out of a 17-year coma and found out maybe the music hadn't died at all...
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Episodes
  • S1E3 - Chapter 3 - July 20, 1976 - The Blues on the Run

    S1E3 - Chapter 3 - July 20, 1976 - The Blues on the Run
    Mar 5 2021
    July 20, 1976

    The night a hero does what it is he did best, one last time.

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    23 mins
  • S1E2 - Chapter 2 - July 4th, 1976 - Come and Sit By My Side

    S1E2 - Chapter 2 - July 4th, 1976 - Come and Sit By My Side
    Feb 21 2021
    July 4th, 1976

    The big bicentennial, from the fifth floor of an old folks home just a few blocks from a hotel where the Beatles stayed...

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    23 mins
  • S1E1 - Chapter 1 - June 3, 1976 - The Day the Music Awoke

    S1E1 - Chapter 1 - June 3, 1976 - The Day the Music Awoke
    Feb 3 2021

    February 3, 1959, has long been called "the day the music died"...

    But on an early summer day in 1976, four Liverpudlians who hadn't been together in some time wandered into the Milwaukee nursing home room of an almost 40-year-old Texan, recently awakened from a 17-year coma...

    ...and found that maybe the music didn't die after all.

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    28 mins

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