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Alex Chilton Star song "September Gurls". Royalties from this version allowed Chilton, who had struggled financially since leaving The Box Tops, to buy his first new car since his Box Top days, and a piece of rural land near Hohenwald, Tennessee, where he planned to build a small house. The following year, his visibility increased in the alternative rock scene when he was the subject of the song "Alex Chilton" by American rock band The Replacements on their album "Pleased to Meet Me", on which Chilton was a guest musician playing guitar on the song "Can't Hardly Wait". With 1987's "High Priest",