He also goes so far as to say that if it wasn't for the famous UK band, he wouldn't even be a musician.Grohl performs the track with Electric Light Orchestra's Jeff Lyne and seems to keep the rendition as faithful as possible. I remember having a sleepover at a friend’s house when I was maybe four or five years old and listening to ‘Hey Jude.’ I don’t think I’d ever listened to a rock ‘n’ roll record and this was my introduction and Cabbage return with 'Get Outta My Brain' + news of a new albumLonnie Storey goes 'Alligator Wrestling' on latest cutSonghoy Blues confirm new album with scorching opener 'Badala'Doves announce first album in eleven years with another sublime singleSouth London's Sweat announce online venue + VR festival The UK was the first place to open their arms to us and we are still grateful for that. Just being in Liverpool was a humbling experience for me. At The Disco: Discussing the more eclectic and psychedelic nature of their recent albums, drummer Spencer Smith once told Rolling Stone: "In the past couple of years we were listening to stuff that was a little bit different than what we were on the first record, and the Beatles would be an example of that. Of course it was. In a recent radio broadcast with ‘Raised on Radio’, Foo Fighters’ well-known frontman, Dave Grohl talked about his favorite songs of The Beatles.

Gary Clark Jr., Joe Walsh) de Foo Fighters - Você pode falar comigo / Você pode falar comigo / Você pode falar comigo / Se você estiver sozinho você pode falar comigo He mentioned the best ever The Beatles song for him, naming George Harrison’s ‘Something.’ Letra, tradução e música de Hey Bulldog (Feat. Foo Fighters: Yup, Dave Grohl once famously wrote: "If it weren't for The Beatles, I would not be a musician. Letra, tradução e música de Hey Bulldog (Feat.

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Other acts performing tributes on the night included a reformed Eurythmics, John mayer, Stevie Wonder, Maroon 5, Katy Perry and many more. Not only have they covered them countless times, but Wayne Coyne once said: "The Beatles and Pink Floyd didn't just make records, they stood for something. "The Beach Boys: Stunned by the sheer quality of Rubber Soul while recording Pet Sounds, Brian Wilson rushed to his wife and shouted: "Marilyn, I'm gonna make the greatest album! "Smashing Pumpkins: Bald-headed alt-grunge hero Billy Corgan said that The Beatles were the first band to inspire him to pick up a guitar, saying: "They set the rock pop paradigm we are in. Their grace and their beauty. Flaming Lips: Being the modern masters of mind-bending psychedelia and experimental noise, it should come as no surprise that The Beatles are one of Flaming Lips' main influences. He continued:“The first Beatles song I’d ever heard and it might be the first record I ever listened to. If you go from 'Love Me Do' to 'Helter Skelter' that covers about 85-90 percent of popular rock music. "Prince: His Royal Badness loves classic pop and rock n' roll and is like a musical sponge - of course The Beatles are an influence. Introducing the cover to Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney, Grohl says that while the track isn't regarded as a Beatles classic, to him it is hugely influential. A lot of the music we heard that made us want to be in a band came from the UK. The first song from Sonic Highways. Green Day: With an insatiable love of a good hook and pop anthem, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong once famously said: "I think that some of the Beatles’ songs are way more punk rock than most punk songs written today.

From a very young age I became fascinated with their songs, and over the years have drowned myself in the depth of their catalogue. "Dave Grohl performs 'Hey Bulldog' at The Beatles tribute showFoo Fighters front man covers Yellow Submarine track The greatest rock album ever made!"Panic! Out worldwide Nov.10. The legendary songs such as ‘Hey Bulldog’, ‘I Want You’, ‘Taxman’ appeared on his favorite list from The Beatles.. “If it weren’t for the Beatles, I would not be a musician,” Grohl said. Their groove and their swagger.

"Nirvana: Kurt Cobain would often cite The Beatles as one of his favourite bands of all time. Die Foo Fighters wurden 1994 vom ehemaligen Nirvana-Drummer Dave Grohl gegründet. "PIXIES: Not only were Black Francis and co once referred as 'the Psychotic Beatles', but their seminal Doolittle was heavily influenced by the noise and variety The White Album. Pleasing Starr in particular who has very much the lead on the Yellow Submarine album from which the track is taken.Grohl performed the cover for the Grammy produced show, which took place in order to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the group's appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. In a lot of senses it’s home for us musically. The Killers: "I owe everything to The Beatles," frontman Brandon Flowers once told the Liverpool Echo. Nach dem Tod von Kurt Cobain und der damit verbundenen Auflösung von Nirvana konkretisierte er das Projekt.

He also does a pretty mean cover of 'Come Together'. They formed his earliest musical memories, and the song 'About A Girl' is said to have been written after listening to Meet The Beatles on repeat. It blew me away, seeing the houses they lived in. Das erste selbstbetitelte Album aus dem Jahr 1995 stammt einzig und …

The Beatles seemed to be capable of anything. Foo Fighters: Yup, Dave Grohl once famously wrote: "If it weren't for The Beatles, I would not be a musician. St Vincent: She does a pretty awesome cover of 'Dig A Pony', showing the true influence of John Lennon's guitar mastery on her own firecracker style.