Sy "note - the Dallas Morning News story did not actually say Spork" bilChris Penn is not dead.
The Good Records and Polyphonic Spree manager said so himself Thursday after reading about his supposed death on TexasGigs.com.
A staff report Thursday on the Dallas music news site referenced a couple of other sites in reporting that Mr. Penn, 35, had died.
"Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated," Mr. Penn said in a phone interview from Good Records. "We've been getting tons of calls. When I read [the post] this morning, I laughed so hard that now I have a headache."
The TexasGigs information referenced a post by Amanda Newman at FineLineLive.com, in which she wrote about the recent loss of close friend Cameron Phelan, who went by the nickname "Ceepe." Ms. Newman runs Fine Line with Cindy Chaffin, who left TexasGigs in June and now contributes to Quick.
TexasGigs connected Chris Penn with "Ceepe." Mr. Penn uses the name "CeePee" when DJing at area nightclubs. Blair Lovern, a TexasGigs staff member, said by e-mail that the report was "a calamitous error on our part." A correction was posted on the site.
Mr. Penn says he was more amused by the report than angered.
"I actually called my wife to let her know I was alive," Mr. Penn said.
Good Records manager reported dead! (not true)
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Good Records manager reported dead! (not true)
Did anyone else see this story? Rather funny...now.
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He died in Januarythat chris penn is dead???I was sure the mix-up would have been caused by actor Chris Penn's death.
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and i'm glad he's having a good laugh. the one time that happened to me, it wasn't fun at all.....
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