6: Add pages, delete pages and arrange pages using the buttons in the top left. Create pages using Storyboard. If you have a lot of pictures, the Storyboard tool quickly organizes and groups them on the pages of your photo book. To use it, click the Storyboard iconâitâs the one with the arrow in the upper-right corner.
February 3, 1959. On a cold winterâs night a small private plane took off from Clear Lake, Iowa bound for Fargo, N.D. It never made its destination. When that plane crashed, it claimed the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, J.P. âBig Bopperâ Richardson and the pilot, Roger Peterson. Three of Rock and Rollâs most promising performers were gone. As Don McLean wrote in his classic music parable, American Pie, (annotated) it was âthe day the music died.â.
BUDDY HOLLY is a Rock and Roll Legend of the 1950s era of music. Holly was born by the name of Charles Hardin Holley (now Holly) on September 7, 1936 in Lubbock, TX. Nicknamed âBuddyâ by his mother, he was the youngest of four boys. From an early age Buddy took an interest in musical endeavors such as learning to play the fiddle, piano and even the basics of guitar. After high school, Buddy formed a band and began playing country and western music locally. Buddyâs inspiration to switch to rock ânâ roll music came from the famous Elvis Presley. Holly started his career in a band called The Crickets who began recording in Nashville in