Darius Rucker paid tribute to a person who had been on the highway with him because the late Nineteen Nineties this week.
“For almost 25 years, Jason ‘Satan Boy’ Parkin was a staple in our crew,” the Hootie & the Blowfish frontman wrote on social media Wednesday.
Rucker referred to as Parkin “greater than our manufacturing supervisor, he was our brother.”
The rocker-turned-country star added that he and everybody else who labored with Parkin are “devastated by his passing this week.”
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“Our prayers are together with his household – thanks for loaning him to us all these years,” he continued. “Relaxation in peace DB, til we meet once more.”
Parkin, who was primarily based in North Carolina, had been working with Rucker since 1998, in keeping with his LinkedIn.
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It stated he had expertise with “stay occasions from design, budgeting, hiring crew and distributors to truly loading the vehicles, making labor calls, coordinating catering, journey & additionally stage administration,” and that he has been touring full-time for 25 years.
Parkin died Monday, simply 4 days after his forty ninth birthday, in keeping with his obituary.
The remark part in Rucker’s put up was crammed with condolences.
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“Sorry on your loss. Wishing peace for Mr. Parkin and his household,” one individual wrote.
One other one that had met Parkin stated, “Due to Darius and the blokes for permitting me to work with you and Ty’s permitting me to satisfy him. He was sort, candy and superior at what he did. I’ll miss him!”
“RIP cousin we had simply talked on the cellphone. You have been one in every of a sort for positive,” one other added.
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Hootie & the Blowfish, which shaped in 1986, is scheduled to play on the Riverfront Revival in North Charleston, South Carolina, Oct. 12.