what happened to a singer and recording artist named dick duane from the fifties ?
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are you sure that's his name? i can't find a thing on him.\n\nyou asked this question here, too: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoN8vQ3.tODqw5HuIwinvInzy6IX?qid=1006042608167
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in the ghetto by elvis presley
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sry he died by over doss of drugs...very sad story. I love his music...he is a legend for life!
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He released a CD in 1998 called "Alone at Last".  In 1999 he released "Live at The Pheasant".  That's all I could find.  Try looking up some of the blues websites.  You might find something about him there.
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His latest album,"Greatest Songs of the 50s"was just certified platinum,meaning it has sold over 1 million copies. He said something on ET last night about doing an album of songs from the 60s and one song he said he wants on the album is"Yesterday".
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Jerome John "Jerry" Garcia (August 1, 1942 – August 9, 1995) was famous as the lead guitarist and vocalist of the psychedelic rock band the Grateful Dead,
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Died 08/27/1971\n\nHis cause of death is listed as "unspecified"
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Gene Krupa was in the post-WWII, Big Band era of the 1950s... and this ought to be in the Music category maybe? Try RKO Records or its ilk.\n\nThanks for the 2 points!\n\nPeace be with you.
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maxwell did a live song about 3 years ago. he was trying to hit a high note and his voice cracked like there aint no tomorrow. since then I have not heard or seen from him, my thoughts are that he went into deep hiding.
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go here www.americanpie.com  or www.straightdope.com in short it think its about the day the   buddy holly  and others were killed in a plane crash the day the music dead  not sure good luck ...don mcLeans singer
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Dizzy Dean\nYogi Berra
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the song is 'chirpy chirpy cheep cheep' and was at no1 for 5wks in 1971. it was sang by MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
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singer=Ween   name = L.M.L.Y.P.
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That would be Chan Marshall, also known as "Cat Power". The song is "Hanging on the Telephone," which originally recorded by the Nerves in 1976. Blondie made it popular in 1978.
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I remember listening to some songs my mom and dad listened to and I think Catch a Falling Star by Perry Como was in the fifties. I loved it! Then another was Tennessee Waltz by\nPatti Page (I think) It was good! Not sure if it was the fifties for Tammy I think by Debby Reynolds.
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If you're only asking for one, then Elvis takes the crown for vocalist with his emergence in the mid 50's.\nGroup?? Buddy Holly, The Drifters, or Bill Haley & His Comets...take your pick!
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Jerry Lee Lewis - and he still is! Check what happened to 2 of his wives, or ask the bass player he shot!