This is from the Deluxe re-release of Pleased to Meet Me, remastered & reissued on Rhino records (2008). An alternate take. The demo is also up on my page, from the Sire years. The Replacements...
A cover song from Alex Chilton's ALEX CHILTON...
Alex Chilton's Bangkok Alex Chilton -...
Rolling Stones cover from Alex Chilton's ALEX CHILTON...
Alex Chilton appears on 120 Minutes on MTV to promote his new record on Big Time called Feudalist Tarts, which came out in 1985, so I'm guessing that is when this segment aired. Alex Chilton on...
A Carole King song which was a hit for Skeeter Davis, covered by Alex on 1987's High Priest. This was ripped from Vinyl. I usually roughly try to match the images to when the song was recorded, but this time I really liked these photos of Alex. Alex Chilton -...
ALEX CHILTON - All We Ever Got From Them Was Pain - 1st side of 45 rpm single released 2012 - In the latter months of 1969, somewhere between the moon landing and the start of the Vietnam draft, the concerts at Woodstock and Altamont, Alex Chilton decided to take back his life. During that annus mirabilis, while the world experienced a generationally sparked social, political, and cultural upheaval, the 18-year-old Chilton was in the midst of a revolution of his own. For the past year, Chilton had been strapped in a creative, professional, and personal straitjacket. He was the lead singer of a million-selling band, The Box Tops, but felt like little more than a puppet of the group's producers. In the era of free love, he'd been pressured into a shotgun marriage and fatherhood. And he'd ultimately come to see himself as the pawn of an unscrupulous business machine, sent to grind it out on the road in a series of silly lip-synched TV performances and one-night stands while someone else cashed his checks. As he entered the studio that summer to make his first solo recordings, the man who would come to define the very spirit of musical independence was still bound in chains. At a time where liberation and self-expression were rallying cries, Alex Chilton was about to break free. ALEX CHILTON -...
Alex covers The Beatles track from The White Album. From the sessions that were later released as Bach's Bottom. Alex Chilton -...
Recording post-Box Tops and pre-Big Star, this Alex Chilton track comes from the Omnivore release Free Again: The Alex Chilton —...
Susan Cowsill, Vicki Pdersen and friends recognizing the late great Alex Chilton.performing September...
Paul Westerberg's iconic song praising the man himself, Alex Chilton (Box Tops, Big Star). Available on The Replacements...
Long Lost Weekend - Outtake, 1975 Alex Chilton -...
Recorded Live in Front of a Studio Audience by John Curley (Afghan Whigs) at Ultrasuede Studio The Guitars -...
Congressman Cohen speaks on the life and accomplishments of singer, songwriter, and guitarist Alex Chilton. Congressman Cohen...
Performed live at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ, on the 4th night of Hanukkah, 12/7/07. Alex Chilton/Yo...
Live at CBGB's 1978 Alex Chilton &...
Shot by Tav Falco and/or Randall Lyon during the making of Like Flies on Sherbert. Featuring Alex, Jim Dickinson, Sid Selvidge and Marcia Hare. Part 2: www.youtube.com Alex Chilton -...
Seeds cover Alex Chilton -...
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Irving Plaza New York City 7-31-96 Paulwesterberg.net Paul...
A rare clip of Alex Chilton, along with Ron Easley on bass and drummer Richard Dworkin at New York City's now defunct Coney Island High. Here we have Alex and the rest of the band performing Alex Chilton @...
Jesse Malin and Todd Youth's all-star band (who look alarmingly like The St Marks Social) perform The Replacements song Jesse Malin "Alex...
From 1987's Dalai Lama. Ripped from 7 Alex Chilton -...
Another in an occasional series of Alex Chilton tracks that really ought to be on youtube. Alex covers Dan Penn's Nobody's fool from 1987's High Priest. Ripped from vinyl. Alex Chilton -...

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