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PROVENANCE From The Personal Collection of Don McLean Today the album is recognized for its cultural significance and enduring impact, with the title track 'American Pie' being voted number 5 in the 'Songs of the Century' poll compiled by the Recording Industry Association of America and the National Endowment for the Arts. After we introduced ourselves, he said, 'Come on, let's go paint your thumb.'' If I hadn't already known he was successful, the parade of models through his waiting room and the Rolls Royce Silver Cloud parked in his driveway would've told me. In his autobiography Don McLean: American Troubadour (The Russ Cochran Company, 2012), McLean reminisces about the day the cover shoot took place: 'It was early 1971 and we were in the early stages of putting the elements for the second album together when Mediarts sent me out to Los Angeles to do some cover shots with George Whiteman, a fashion photographer and portrait photographer. The shirt features vertical ribbing down the body, horizontal ribbing down each sleeve, as well as a rounded neckline (a small tear along the right shoulder neckline hem), and three quarter length sleeves. Click To Request A Pre-Sale Condition ReportĪ ribbed crimson shirt, worn by Don McLean on the front and back sleeve of his 1971 sophomore album American Pie.

Don mclean american pie other recordings of this song