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Chesnutt's wife, Tina, would frequently play bass on his albums, including Ghetto Bells. His niece, and fellow songwriter, Liz Durrett also appeared on the album. In the winter of 2006, he recorded North Star Deserter at the Hotel2Tango in Montreal, Quebec , Canada.
Durante la grabación de West of Rome, Vic Chesnutt trabajó con el ingeniero Scott Stuckey, desarrollando una amistad entre los dos hombres que se tradujo en colaboraciones en las canciones Weed to the Rescue y Ladle.
His survivors include his wife, Tina Whatley Chesnutt; a sister, Lorinda Crane; and nine nieces and nephews. Mr. Chesnutt was an outspoken critic of the health care system, saying in his...
11 de jun. de 2010 · Later that night, Chesnutt’s wife, Tina, makes the rounds, accepting concerned greetings from friends. The two got married in 1990, and for years she was his companion, caretaker, muse, and ...
16 de sept. de 2014 · Chesnutt’s survivors include his wife, Tina Whatley Chesnutt, who played bass with him, and his sister, Lorinda Crane. Services are pending.
31 de ago. de 2015 · At the time of his death, Chesnutt was separated from his wife, Tina. Chesnutt had several life challenges weighing heavily on him, when he took an overdose of muscle relaxants, according to...
28 de jun. de 2021 · After adopting Vic in 1965, James Chesnutt (holding his new son) and his wife, Miriam, moved the family from Florida to Pike County, Georgia, where Vic and his sister, Lorinda, grew up. It’s been two years since Chesnutt’s mama died and about seven since his daddy passed away, both from cancer.
