Dave Grohl guests on new Slash album
Grohl, Josh Freese and more guest on Slash record
Dave Grohl is among the killer guest stars on Slash´s new solo album.
The drum hero, who is also this month´s Rhythm cover star, appears alongside Duff Mckagan on the track ‘Watch This´.
Slash managed to bag another highly sought-after sticksman for the album, with Josh Freese taking to the drum stool as part of the record´s core rhythm section.
Ozzy Osbourne, Iggy Pop and Chris Cornell are among the other big hitters to lend their talents to the album.
The record is available from 7 April through an exclusive Fan Pack from Rhythm´s sister title Classic Rock.
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