Don Mclean News

 
Don McLean's "Addicted to Black" Marks 40 Years in Music
Albany Times Union
Released on Proper Records in the UK in 2010, "Addicted To Black" is now available in the US on June 5th as McLean marks 40 years in the music industry. Don McLean is one of America's most enduring singer-songwriters, forever embedded in the American ...

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Valley buzzing with activities this summer
Conway Daily Sun
... Nitty Gritty Dirt Band; June 2, Stone Mountain Live, with Carol Noonan and the Stone Mountain Boys and special guests: Knots and Crosses; June 7, Don McLean; and June 8; John Lennon Imagined: Beatles and Solo Years featuring The Nutopians; June 9.


 
Barnstable Patriot
'Buddy' is a fine portrayal of Holly and his music
Philadelphia Inquirer
3, 1959 - has come to be called "the day the music died" after a song by Don McLean. But the singers live vibrantly in Buddy. The production, staged and choreographed with hip-swiveling '50s flair by Casey Hushion with John Daniels' musical direction, ...
Buddy Holly: Reigning in HJT's heartBarnstable Patriot

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Tar Sands Pipeline Through Hamilton
View Magazine
by Don McLean Hamilton is being tossed into the middle of the latest tar sands battle, as Canada's largest pipeline company shifts its attention to Ontario in response to the growing opposition to the proposed Northern Gateway route through British ...

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Album review: Father John Misty, Fear Fun
New Zealand Herald
There's a wonderfully classic tone to his voice, and arrangements which remind of everyone from The Mamas & the Papas to Don McLean (especially on Well You Can Do It Without Me) and even The Beatles - This Is Sally Hatchet has a faint Come Together ...

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Hip pop is, er, fun
Hindustan Times
The track starts peppily enough, with Ruess sounding uncannily like Don McLean... until the drum-beats drop to a swampy, piano chords-driven chorus. By the time we're halfway into the song, the lines “Tonight/ we are young/ so let's set the world on ...

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Groucho kazoo band members hanging up their noses
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Don McLean might call it the day the buzzing died. The One, the Only, the Original All Kazoo Band is breaking up after 34 years of organized chaos and many miles of marching in parades while disguised as Groucho Marx. "I think we've aged ourselves out ...