[DeTomaso] Fw: NPC (Goes along with "Sam" - American Pie - A Video Presentation

[Lynn Wall]

I heard him in an interview a while back.  The reporter asked what "American
Pie" meant.  His response "it means I will never have to work again".

Truer words have never been spoken

Lynn (off to hide some Pokemons in my Pantera in an attempt to get young
people interested in our cars)

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Subject: [DeTomaso] Fw: NPC (Goes along with "Sam" - American Pie - A Video
Presentation

This video goes along so well with the current thread labeled "Sam"  so here
goes!!  Let 'er rip!    ---BILL Lewis


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Subject: American Pie - A Video Presentation




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Remembering the 50's?  This is a nicely done video presentation of the Don
McLean's classic song, 'American Pie' and the times thereof.


McLean indicated his '72 song was definitely inspired by the plane crash
deaths in 1959 of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. Richardson.....but
otherwise he has been rather ambiguous (and maybe purposely) about other
meanings....including what 'American Pie' means.....however the urban legend
that 'American Pie' was the name of the Holly plane that crashed is simply
untrue.


But this presentation - McLean's music and words put together with pictures
and film clips - provides one person's interpretation of American Pie.

http://youtu.be/VhX3b1h7GQw

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1h7GQw>

Meaning of American Pie by Don McLean
(w/lyrics)<http://youtu.be/VhX3b1h7GQw>
youtu.be
American Pie (1971) is an allegorical song by Don McLean that starts on the
death of Buddy Holly in an airplane crash in February, 3rd 1959, the day the
musi...