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Brian Johnson to be featured in Alice Cooper's new album

acdcrocks1
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"Alice Cooper has announced a new album featuring a host of special A-list guests, including Paul McCartneyDave Grohland Johnny Depp

"Hollywood Vampires" was devised by Cooper and actor Johnny Depp, who recruited the likes of SlashBrian Johnson and Perry Farrell to cover songs by "their dead friends and heroes."

 

Songs with Brian:

04. Whole Lotta Love

Vocals: Brian Johnson, Alice Cooper
Guitars: Joe Walsh, Johnny Depp,
Orianthi, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Harmonica: Alice Cooper
Drums: Zak Starkey
Bass: Kip Winger
Programming: Tommy Henriksen
Backing Vocals: Alice Cooper, Tommy Henriksen
 
13. School's Out/Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2
Vocals: Alice Cooper, Brian Johnson
Guitar: Slash, Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Drums: Neal Smith
Bass: Dennis Dunaway
Background Vocals: Kip Winger, Bob Ezrin 

travishayes89
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Just from those two tracks' lineups the album seems to be a solid venture. It would've been cool to get a hold of Jason Bonham for Whole Lotta Love, but Zak Starkey seems to have the chops to work fine on it.


earthdog70
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Zak's super-talented, I have seen him play with The Who and Johnny Marr.


Meltdown MQ
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I normally don't buy [Insert artist here] and friends-type albums, but this one will be an exception. Any news of an expected release date? Edit: Nevermind, I found it on iTunes.


travishayes89
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@earthdog70, yeah, I remember watching The Who's Halftime Show a few years ago and thinking the kid drumming looked out of place (next to the veteran members, he looked like he could be 25), but I thought he did really well. Now I realize that he's the son of Ringo Starr? And he's had connections to Keith Moon?




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