lori lieberman's experience of seeing Don McLean in concert in LA in 1972 formed the basis of Roberta Flack and The Fugees' number 1 hit "Killing Me Softly With His Song". However Lori recorded the song first and has now, in 2009, released a new recording of her great song on her new album, "Gun Metal Sky", available on amazon and wherever CDs are sold.
11 date tour of Australia will take place August 2013. Tickets on sale 29 April.
Don McLean joined William Cohen for the special showing in Washington DC on Feb 5th.
Our tour archive includes all the fan reviews of this 22 date tour
A detailed account of Don's new biography that "...tells the story of his rise and details his devotion to singing, writing, and music as art forms."
The new biography is available now at $200.
The American Troubadour double CD and DVD released on the Time Life label are now available worldwide.
In 1973, Lori Lieberman's experience of watching Don McLean in concert at the LA Troubadour was captured in the song "Killing Me Softly With His Songs". Nearly 40 years later, on August 27th 2011, the pair meet for the first time at Don's show in Pasadena, CA...
Don McLean performed for 100,000 on the Pyramid (main) stage at the Glastonbury Festival, UK, June 26th 2011.
5,000 people parading through the streets of Michigan's second largest city, Grand Rapids, lip synching to Don McLean's "American Pie."
Don McLean backstage prior to his 16,500 seat arena concert.
Addicted to Black: Don McLean's latest studio album.
Now available in the USA
Don McLean shares his life story for the first time. Available from our store and all good book retailers.
More detailsListen to some of Don McLean's recent releases:
There are many more tracks available on our fan site.
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We are currently archiving as much material from fans as possible including concert reviews, photos and recent general discussion. Coming soon...
Search our database to find songs on albums and lyrics where available.
George Michael sang McLean's anti-war song The Grave in protest of Americas invasion of Iraq, in March of 2003.
