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Don McLean

American singer-songwriter and guitarist. Known to fans as the "American Troubadour" or "King of the Trail", he is best known for his 1971 hit song "American Pie", an eight-and-a-half-minute folk rock "cultural touchstone" about the loss of innocence of the early rock and roll generation. His other hit singles include "Vincent", "Dreidel", and "Wonderful Baby"; as well as his renditions of Roy Orbison's "Crying" and the Skyliners' "Since I Don't Have You".

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  - And I Love You So
  - 101 Love Songs
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  - American Pie
  - American Pie
  - 8:36
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  - Vincent
  - Favorites & Rarities (World)
  - 4:03
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  - Vincent
  - American Pie
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  - American Pie
  - Songs Of Hope And Freedom
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  - The Grave
  - American Pie
  - 3:14
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  - Send In The Clowns (feat. Don Mclean)
  - Strangers Again
  - 3:50
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  - Crying
  - Favorites & Rarities (World)
  - 3:42
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  - American Pie
  - Favorites & Rarities (World)
  - 8:36
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  - American Pie
  - Feeling 70's
  - 8:36
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  - Till Tomorrow
  - American Pie
  - 2:15
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  - Did You Know
  - Homeless Brother
  - 4:06
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  - American Pie
  - The Very Best Of 70's, Vol. 5
  - 8:36
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  - Great Big Man
  - Homeless Brother
  - 3:15
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  - And I Love You So
  - Tapestry
  - 4:18
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  - Botanical Gardens
  - Botanical Gardens
  - 3:48
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  - The Legend Of Andrew Mccrew
  - Homeless Brother
  - 6:05
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  - Winterwood
  - American Pie
  - 3:10
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  - American Pie
  - The Best Of Don Mclean
  - 8:36
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  - Respectable
  - Tapestry
  - 2:28
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  - Wonderful Baby
  - Homeless Brother
  - 2:06
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  - The Lucky Guy
  - Botanical Gardens
  - 3:20
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  - Winter Has Me In Its Grip
  - Homeless Brother
  - 3:19
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  - Homeless Brother
  - Homeless Brother
  - 4:21
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  - Babylon
  - American Pie
  - 1:41
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  - La La Love You
  - Homeless Brother
  - 3:46
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  - Crying In The Chapel (feat. William Eaton)
  - Homeless Brother
  - 2:20