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For everyone out there who was blown away by surviving Nirvana members Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear jamming with Paul at the ’12-12-12′ Hurricane Sandy benefit show, we’ve got some good news for you! The song performed by the collective, ‘Cut Me Some Slack,’ is now available on iTunes.
The incredibly raw track has a strong Nirvana vibe to it, while
adding a splash of Sir Paul’s personality and heavier Beatles songs such
as ‘Helter Skelter.’ The unlikely collaboration was recorded for Dave
Grohl’s highly anticipated ‘Sound City’ documentary, which is set for a
February 2013 premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. The flick will
become available simultaneously through video-on-demand services as the
Sundance projector starts to roll.
At first, Macca simply thought he was jamming with Grohl and some
random musicians, unknowingly finding himself in the middle of a
partial Nirvana reunion. “I didn’t really know who they were,” begins
McCartney. “They are saying how good it is to be back together. I said,
‘Whoa? You guys haven’t played together for all that time?’ And somebody
whispered to me, ‘That’s Nirvana. You’re Kurt.’ I couldn’t believe it.”
Expectations were high when the public learned that an original song
was composed by the group, but when McCartney, Grohl, Novoselic and
Smear took the stage at ’12-12-12,’ the worldwide audience knew that
they were witnessing something remarkable.
The documentary’s soundtrack, ‘Sound City – Real to Reel,’ will see a
March 12 release, but ‘Cut Me Some Slack’ is already available to
purchase via iTunes. Go buy it!
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