Sum 41 Teams with Jack Joseph Puig for Queen Tribute
Aug 18, 2005 8:00 AM, By Mix Editors
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From L to R: Jack Joseph Puig, producer/mixer; Steve Jocs, drums; Deryck Whibley, guitar/vocals; Dean Nelson, assistant engineer; Dave Backsh, guitar/vocals; (seated) Cone McCaslin, bass
Photo: David Goggin
Canadian pop-punks Sum 41 recorded and mixed "Killer Queen" with producer/mixer Jack Joseph Puig at Ocean Way Recording Studios in Los Angeles. The track is on Killer Queen, A Tribute, which features new versions of 14 Queen classics.
The CD includes Gavin DeGraw singing "We Are The Champions," Jason Mraz performing "Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy," Eleven featuring Josh Homme singing "Stone Cold Crazy," Flaming Lips doing their version of "Bohemian Rhapsody," Josh Kelley singing "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," Rooney with "Death On Two Legs," Jon Brion performing "Play The Game," Shinedown's rendition of "Tie Your Mother Down," Joss Stone with "Under Pressure," Los Lobos singing "Sleepin' On The Sidewalk," Be Your Own Pet with "Bicycle Race," Ingram Hill doing "39,” Breaking Benjamin with "Who Wants To Live Forever," and Antigone Rising singing "Fat Bottomed Girls."
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