The Story of Chantilly Lace and the Day the Music Died

This week, in the finale of the The Day The Music Died trilogy, we take a look into the life of The Big Bopper, the history behind Chantilly Lace, and just exactly what it was that happened on that cold night in February 1959

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It is sad the Big Bopper does get left out a lot. His impact as a DJ shaped the profession

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Hopefully he gets his due one day. Certainly trying here

[@TheKalopsiaKid]

Jesus. I had no idea there were so many musicians taken by plane crashes. Wow

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I actually had to omit a whole bunch too just to have a not absurdly long run time!

[@jerrysharpnack4010]

They need to do a movie about the big bopper it is long overdue

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I couldn't agree more

[@ripley6849]

God. I'm so afraid of flying

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Yeahhhh. I'd never. I'd rather drive

[@MrJeep75]

Vietnam didn't start in 55

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November 1955 until April 1975

[@aljames5388]

Who do u believe? I don't trust dion. Something seems fishy

[@HeardItInALoveSong]

Yeah. I definitely think that Tommy's version lines up better with what happened that night.