Watch the Pearl Jam performance of “Cold Day in the Sun” below. No Code: The Pearl Jam Tribute: 1054: 3: Royale with Cheese - your favourite 90s covers: 357: 4: The Seattle Grunge Experience: 311: 5: Pearl Jam UK: 197: 6: BackAlive: 185: 7: Pearl Jamm: 83: 8: Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals: 67: 9: Billy Strings: 66: 10: Pearl Jammed: 65: 11: Rearview Mirror: 56: 12: O.A.R. “So I guess the one thing we can be consoled by is the fact that he never wasted a moment,” he continued, “and he did live his life to the fullest. 60: Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band: Trapped (Jimmy Cliff). But also makes it harder because he was someone who truly, truly loved living life on this planet. While you’re reading, listen to our Best Cover Songs playlist here.
But sometimes, like this, it’s so unexpected. At first, neither Johnny Cash nor Chris Cornell of Soundgarden embraced the idea of Cash. It’s just where you are on the timeline and where your friends are on the timeline. Rusty Cage by Johnny Cash (original by Soundgarden) Rick Rubin. “As you get older, you’ll notice it starts happening more and more. 8) during their show at Toronto’s Scotiabank Center. Fans usually can judge a show by how many rarities, B-sides and covers are played, which is to say judging by the few shows the band plays per year, isn't very often. “It’s never easy when you lose someone,” Vedder told the crowd. Pearl Jam were not immune from feeling royally bummed out on Thursday night (Sept. Pearl Jam's live shows usually have these songs sprinkled in the set list, which makes them popular within the realm of diehards. And in a Pearl Jam performance in Inglewood, California, Vedder and the band paid tribute to Hawkins with a cover of the Foo Fighters’ song “Cold Day in the Sun.”īefore they played the tune, though, Vedder introduced the performance with a touching explanation of his feelings about the drummer’s death. One such friend is Pearl Jam’s lead vocalist Eddie Vedder.
This recording features Vedder singing and playing guitar, Neil Young on organ and backing vocals, Jeff Ament on bass and then-new-drummer Jack Irons. While the sharp sting of Taylor Hawkins’ death may have dulled, the pain still lingers for many fans and friends of the former drummer. The second song from Pearl Jam’s 1995 EP Merkin Ball,’ the companion piece to the Neil Young/Pearl Jam album ‘Mirror Ball.’ The Vedder composition is a tribute to loved ones we’ve lost.
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