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The Truckers Remember “People Who Died” Print E-mail
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Written by Mike Greenhaus   
Friday, 28 March 2008

 

Rising Athens, GA-bred rockers The Whigs are currently on tour with Athens-based heroes Drive-By Truckers. The two groups appear to have bonded while on the road and, both last night at New York’s Terminal 5 and Tuesday night at New Haven, CT’s Toad’s Place, the Truckers invited Whigs guitarist Parker Gispert onstage at the end of their extended encore. Gispert played Patterson Hood’s guitar on the final song each night, a cover of The Jim Carroll Band’s “People Who Died,” while Hood poured whisky down the young singer’s throat. Though “People Who Died” first appeared on the 1980 album Catholic Boy, the punk-rock song reached its widest audience after being featured in the 1995’s The Basketball Diaries, a film based on Carroll’s autobiography. The Whigs will support the Drive-By Truckers at Philadelphia, PA’ The Fillmore this evening.

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