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Dig Up The Time Capsule 1959

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＜The second volume of the "All Days Ondoku" series, "Kohitsu Ondoku", "We want to bring the fun of oldies to the younger generation." With the meaning of "learning from the past," the popular "Kohitsu Ondou" series is now available in a new package under the new name "Kohitsu Ondou" (old days sound depository). The second issue features the culture and music of 1959." 1959, "The Day Music Died. Is Music Really Dead?" This issue of All Days Soundstudio focuses on "1959. One of the most significant events in the music world was the plane crash of Buddy Holly and others in the United States on February 3 of that year. As Don McLean later sang in American Pie, "The Day the Music Died," it was an event that had a profound impact on people.At the same time, however, Billboard charts began to show a wide variety of genres, and with the spread of doughnut records, jukeboxes were in full swing. In Japan, the year was 1959, and The Peanuts made their debut. In this issue, we introduce various events in Japan and abroad at that time from the viewpoints of both music and culture. The accompanying CD contains oldies hit numbers from the same year. The accompanying CD contains oldies hit numbers from the same year, a selection of gems from that year alone, for a new kind of time travel. The answer is here. Commentary: All Days Magazine Editorial Department