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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 20 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
1950s Music
The Big Bopper, Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens all died in a plane crash on February 3rd, 1959. Who was the 4th person? | 1950s Music : Part 1
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Roger Peterson. Roger Peterson...The forgotten pilot.
Which artists sang the back-up vocals (indian sounds) for Johnny Preston's number one hit song Running Bear? | 1950s Music : Part 1
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The Big Bopper and George Jones. An unlikely duo, especially as indians.
Jesse Garon Presley. Jesse Garon Presley was stillborn. Elvis grew up an only child.
Alan Freed. Alan Freed claimed he had coined the phrase 'Rock and Roll'. He even tried to copyright it, but by then the Payola scandals had started.
The Big Bopper . Sang 'Chantilly Lace' and also wrote 'Running Bear' for Johnny Preston.
Freddie Bell and the Bell Boys. Elvis sang it in 1956, Freddie Bell and the Bell Boys in 1955 and Big Mama Thorton in 1953.
Cindy Lou. 'Cindy Lou' was changed to 'Peggy Sue' for Jerry Allison (Holly's drummer). His girlfriends name was Peggy Sue Gerrow. They were married shortly after.
In late 1959, Mark Dinning's one hit wonder 'Teen Angel' hit number one. Who wrote the song? | 1950s Music : Part 2
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His sister. Written by Mark's sister, Jeannie.
Johnny Ace died in 1954 before seeing his song 'Pledging My Love' hit number one on the 'R and B' charts. How did he die? | 1950s Music : Part 2
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Shot Himself. He shot himself on Christmas Eve while playing russian roulette. He was backstage at the City Auditorium in Houston. He died on Christmas Day.
The Impalas. This is a great song by The Impalas.
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