Greg Kurstin
Nirvana reunion alert! Last week, Dave Grohl released the first song he’d ever recorded with his 15-year-old daughter Violet. On his Dave’s True Stories website, Grohl explained that he’d learned that he was distantly related to DJ Bonebrake, drummer for the great LA band X, and that’s why he and Violet banged out their version of X’s 1980 rager “Nausea.” Dave played all the instruments, and Violet sang, coming surprisingly close to evoking the fearsome presence of X’s Exene Cervenka. Last night, Grohl and Violet played their “Nausea” cover on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and they had help.
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Foo Fighters frontman and producer Greg Kurstin follow “Hanukkah Sessions” with rendition of Christmas standard For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Foo Fighters frontman and producer wrap ‘Hanukkah Sessions’ series with song about “music and hope” For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Foo Fighters frontman and producer drop penultimate song for their ‘Hanukkah Sessions’ For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
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Foo Fighters frontman and producer drop Britpop gem “Connection” for sixth installment For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
Toronto artist joins duo on rendition of “Fuck the Pain Away” For more, check out: RollingStone.com (Source)
