音樂死去的那一天





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The Day the Music Died

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事故概要
日期
1959年2月3日
摘要
可控飛行撞地
地點
愛荷華州明湖附近
43°13′12″N 93°23′0″W / 43.22000°N 93.38333°W / 43.22000; -93.38333坐标：43°13′12″N 93°23′0″W / 43.22000°N 93.38333°W / 43.22000; -93.38333
乘客
3
機組人員
1
死亡
4 (全部)
操作人員
Dwyer Flying Service
起飛地
愛荷華州梅森市市政機場

音樂死去的那一天（英语：The Day the Music Died）是1959年2月3日一次空難，來自美國創作歌手唐·麥克林的專輯《American Pie》的一首專輯同名歌曲“American Pie”裡重複寫到的一句歌詞，表示對三位音樂家——特別是巴迪·霍利——的不捨。飛機墜機事故罹難者有:飛行員羅傑·彼得森、搖滾音樂家巴迪·霍利，里奇·瓦倫斯和大波普（英语：The Big Bopper）4人全部喪生[1]。



過程


飛機起飛後，因為惡劣的天氣條件，加上飛行員操作失誤，飛行員羅傑·彼得森產生空間定向障礙，使得飛機失去控制。飛機公司老闆休伯特·德懷爾無法與飛機無線電聯繫，第二天早上報告當局飛機失踪。他駕駛塞斯納180起飛後，在愛荷華州明湖附近麥田發現飛機殘骸。



參考




  1. ^ fiftiesweb.com












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† 表示為1959年最嚴重的航空事故



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