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Paul Westerberg writes about Alex Chilton

by Aubin Paul Vagrant 16 years ago

The Replacements' Paul Westerberg recently penned an article about the tragic death of noted musician Alex Chilton last week. Westerberg, who wrote a song about Chilton while in the Replacements, wrote this:

HOW does one react to the death of one's mentor? The great Alex Chilton is gone -- folk troubadour, blues shouter, master singer, songwriter and guitarist. Someone should write a tune about him. Then again, nah, that would be impossible. Or just plain stupid.

Check out the story here.

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