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Chris Whitley, Vater der Musikerin Trixie Whitley (* 1987), starb am 20. November 2005 im Kreise seiner Familie im Alter von 45 Jahren an Lungenkrebs. Stil. Whitley spielte unter anderem Resonatorgitarre und Banjo. Besonders auffällig war dabei die spröde Art und Weise, in der Whitley seine Songs instrumentierte.
31. Aug. 2018 · Chris Whitley died at 4pm on Sunday, November 20, 2005. He was 45 years old. Both his brother and Buerger believe that at the end he was at last at peace. “I was alone with him in his room,” Buerger recounts. “I held him, lay on his chest and told him how much I loved him. He always used to say to me: ‘Have a safe trip ...
His father was an art director and his mother was a sculptor. During his youth he lived in Dallas, Texas, Oklahoma, Connecticut, Mexico and Vermont. His parents "grew up on race radio in the South " and their musical tastes—including Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix —influenced Whitley. [4]
Christopher Becker Whitley wird am 31. August 1960 in Houston, Texas, geboren, als Sohn rastloser, künstlerisch begabter Eltern: seine Mutter Bildhauerin und Malerin, sein Vater künstlerischer Leiter in Firmen der Werbebranche. Die Familie reist viel umher, vor allem im amerikanischen Südwesten.
4. Juni 2021 · The family moved around a fair amount, and as an adult, Whitley had a similar nomadic lifestyle. While he was living and busking in New York City, he met a visiting Belgian travel agent in 1980 named Dirk Vandewiele.
2. Check out theWayback Machine archives of the official Chris Whitley website. 3. Listen to Whitley bootlegs on the Live Music Archive. 4. Join the Chris Whitley group on Facebook. 5. Watch videos on YouTube. Also from this page, you can link to articles and other media about Chris Whitley, organized by album or other category. Living with the Law
23. Nov. 2005 · Der amerikanische Sänger, Songschreiber und Gitarrist Chris Whitley ist im Alter von 45 Jahren an Lungenkrebs gestorben. Der Grenzgänger zwischen Blues, Folk und Rock lebte in den letzten Jahren länger in Dresden und arbeitete mit den dort ansässigen Musikern Matthias Macht und Heiko Schramm zusammen.
