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In 2012, Dave Grohl was directing his acclaimed music documentary Sound City, exploring the legendary Los Angeles recording studio where Nevermind and countless other classic albums were recorded. For the film’s companion soundtrack (Sound City: Real to Reel), Grohl invited Paul McCartney and he walked into the studio without a song written. According to Grohl, McCartney simply said, "Let’s just jam and see what happens." Within a few hours, they wrote and recorded "Cut Me Some Slack" from scratch, with McCartney playing a custom-built cigar box guitar alongside surviving Nirvana members Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear. Debuting live at the Hurricane Sandy benefit concert and later tearing up the Saturday Night Live stage, a collaboration that earned the group a Grammy Award. Song: "Cut Me Some Slack" Hope you had a good day. Peace & Love✌️

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