Frame For the Blues: The Powerful Ease of Alex Chilton

Right as he finally began to be recognized as a proto-indie rock figurehead in the late eighties and early nineties, Alex Chilton found himself drifting toward the sounds of his youth. Right as people had begun clamoring for Big Star and the acerbic rock & roll Chilton wrote after that band’s end, he opted to crack open the Great American Songbook and channel his inner Chet Baker. The post Frame For the Blues: The Powerful Ease of Alex Chilton appeared first on Aquarium Drunkard.

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