Colin Does It Again
Don McLean on United Artists Records
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19--Format Extent
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The document is comprised of two separate parts. The one section refers exclusively to Colin describing how his musical career had survived for over 10 years without formal regular tv, radio or record aid. The other section refers to Don Mclean and his perception on music and the greater meanings attached to his songs. A number of songs accompanied with their greater significance have been included amongst more generalised facts about the accomplished musician.