Favorite Musician Collab?

[Magic]

A really cool "Live" collaboration:

Tom Petty & Eddie Vedder "The Waiting"




Shockingly Vedder's vocals sound a lot like Petty.

 

[Magic]

Yes, Adam Sandler plays a mean acoustic!

Deftones, Incubus, and Adam Sandler:

 

[Magic]

Not only is this video really cool, but the collaboration was really good between Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney.

 

[TheFeldster]

BB King and Eric Clapton did a great collaborative album in 2000 (I think)

 

[joe]

TEMPLE OF THE DOG

Chris Cornell-Soundgarden
Matt Cameron-Soundgarden
Stone Gossard-Mother Love Bone; Pearl Jam
Jeff Ament-Mother Love Bone; Pearl Jam
Eddie Vedder-Pearl Jam
Mike McCready-Pearl Jam

 

[joe]

BOZZIO LEVIN STEVENS

Terry Bozzio-Frank Zappa; Missing Persons; UK; Jeff Beck; amongst many others
Tony Levin-Peter Gabriel; King Crimson; Bruford Levin Upper Extremities; Liquid Tension Experiment; amongst many others
Steve Stevens-Billy Idol

 

[Antiderivative]

There are many musician collabs that I am a fan of, but if I had to choose, I would say it would have to be Jack White and The Rolling Stones performing "Lovin' Cup" at the Rolling Stones Concert that took place in "Shine a Light".

Before I opened this thread, I was thinking of this song. One of my favorite Stone songs with one of the greatest guitarist of the past 15 years. However, there are so many great collaborations. Here are a few off the top of my head.

Neil Young with the Boss


Neil Young with the Guess Who. It makes me wish I was Canadian. I feel that The Guess Who often get overlooked, but they were a great 60's and 70's Rock band.


A few other notables are:
Queen and Bowie--Under Pressure
Aerosmith and Run DMC--Walk this Way

 

[gabriel cash]

david byrne/brian eno

 

[hawk11]

Brian May
Eddie Van Halen
Alan Gratzer





Ian Hunter
Mick Ronson
Felix Pappalardi
Corky Laing

 

[Syd]

I love Temple Of The Dog. I'm not really into grunge music except for a few bands, but that collaboration between some of the most recognized characters in the scene is brilliant.

Most of you won't like this, but I'll post it too: