Don McLean
Don McLean
DON McLEAN. American folk-rock singer-songwriter best known for his worldwide hit American Pie. This was originally recorded and released on his 1971 American Pie album ; the single was a No1 US hit (for four weeks in 1972) and in the UK it reached No2 (on its original 1972 release), it then went to No12 (following its reissue in 1991). The song is a recounting of "The Day The Music Died" — referring to the 1959 plane crash that killed Buddy Holly / Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper and its aftermath. The song is listed as the No5 song on the RIAA list of songs of the century ..... and remains his signature tune ....
Don McLean 1974 Autograph
Reference Number. 15232M
An original vintage 1974 autograph book page, clearly signed in fibre pen by Don McLean (In peace)
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Don McLean Autograph
Reference Number. 15161D
A quirky original vintage (date-stamped June 7th 1972) Heathrow Airport UK Immigration Landing card, clearly signed in ink by Don McLean
The card is we believe all filled out by Don McLean. Occupation (Musician). Date / Place of birth (New York October 2nd 1945). UK Address (Royal Gardens Hotel)
"American Pie" had reached No2 in the UK Singles Charts in Spring 1972
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Don McLean
Reference Number. 14295P
An original 1997 index card, clearly signed in sharpie pen by Don McLean
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Don McLean Programme
Reference Number. DMPROG1
An original 1978 Don McLean concert programme
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Don McLean
Reference Number. 10550
An original circa 1980s page, clearly signed and dedicated (Terry) in ballpoint by Don McLean
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