This guy is way off base. Here is his error:
Since "Yahweh" is God's true name, then the organization referred to is obviously god's "true" religion. What religion today publicizes God's name above all others and refers to itself as the "truth"? - obviously, this prophetic song does not refer to either the United States or Buddy Holly. It refers to none other than the anointed remnant who are embodied in the faithful and discreet slave class of Jehovah's Christian Witnesses!
This song is refering to the imprisonment of the governing body in the early part of the 20th century, when they were spiritually dead (note the lyrics "this'll be the day that I die").
The reference to the levee being dry is obviously referring the the drying up of the waters under the great harlot.
The phrase "bye bye, miss american pie" refers to the expansion of the preaching work in lands outside of the US. Although the organization began in the US, it is now seeing more expansion in third world countries. It also has a secondary, antitypical fulfilment in the expansion of the missionary work, as missionaries left their native land to travel the globe.
The "good old boys" are the governing body, and the "whiskey and rye" refers to the booze running for brother Rutherford during prohibition.
And the singing, or course, refers to the new song book released in 1985(?), which brought heaps of honor on Jehovah's name, while shaming the nations by its righteous melodiousness.
Next week, I will show how the lyrics of "Shake Your Booty" are actually a prophetic symbolism of the imprisonment of the governing body.