[Answer] 4. Bill Hobson played alongside his brother Dan Hobson in Killdozer, a band adept at playing cover versions. They did a rousing version of "American Pie", originally by Don McLean. Who died in the 1959 plane crash which is central to the song?

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...1. Buddy Holly 2. Otis Redding 3. Patsy Cline 4. Eddie Cochran "The day the music died" was 3rd February, 1959, when a plane taking Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and "The Big Bopper" to their next gig crashed in Iowa, USA, killing everybody aboard. Killdozer started willfully killing music in 1983, and they dragged their sorry behinds through the 1980s and half the 1990s, destroying taboos and leaving rock history debris in their wake. All of their stuff is heartily recommended to the fan of slow, sludgy rock with its tongue firmly stuck in its irreverent cheek, but their album of cover versions, "For Ladies Only", is surely their crowning moment. Eddie Cochran died in a car crash in England whilst on tour in 1960. Gene Vincent was also in the car, but survived. Patsy Cline died in a plane crash in 1963. Otis Redding died in a plane crash in 1967. Redding's plane crashed in Madison, Wisconsin, Killdozer's home-town.

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Buddy Holly:

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