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Daniel Hutchens, a prominent Athens musician known from the band Bloodkin, passed away on May 9. Hutchens was 56.
Hutchens, a native of West Virginia, moved to Athens in 1986, with childhood friend and Bloodkin co-founder Eric Carter. Bloodkin, which is known for its Southern rock sound, made several songs that were later covered by the Athens group Widespread Panic, such as âCanât Get Highâ and âQuarter Tank of Gasoline.â
The band said in a statement posted on Instagram that Hutchens had a stroke on May 7, when he was taken to the hospital and put on life support. The post said although Hutchens was on life support, doctors were âclear that he had passed.â
Daniel Hutchens, who with his musical partner and lifelong friend Eric Carter helped define Athens music history with their band Bloodkin, died Saturday after suffering a stroke on Friday. He was 56.
An West Virginia native, Hutchens (and his childhood friend Carter) spent parts of four decades in Athens and with Carter had recently released Bloodkin’s ninth album, “Black Market Tango,” the band’s first release since 2009’s “Baby, They Told Us We Would Rise Again.”
Bloodkin’s first album, “Good Luck Charm” came out in 1994. Hutchens also recorded three solo albums, the last of which was “The Beautiful Vicious Cycle of Life” in 2016.
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