Chris Cornell (1964–2017) was the singer and songwriter behind Soundgarden, Audioslave and Temple of the Dog, with a solo catalogue that stretches from acoustic songs to the Bond theme “You Know My Name.”
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Newly released concert footage pairs Eddie Vedder with Stephen Wilson Jr. on Temple of the Dog’s “Hunger Strike.” Their Ohana Festival duet revisits the song Cornell originally sang with Vedder.
loudersound.comWatch the Ohana duetIn a Guitar World interview, Matt Cameron said the final Soundgarden album was mixed and ready for mastering. The project preserves recordings made with Cornell before his death.
guitarworld.comRead Matt Cameron’s interviewSoundgarden shared professionally filmed footage of their Seattle Seahawks halftime performance. Taylor Momsen sings “Outshined” and “Spoonman,” with Mike McCready joining the surviving members.
The surviving Soundgarden members performed “Outshined” and “Spoonman” at the Seahawks’ season opener with Taylor Momsen and Mike McCready, keeping Cornell’s band’s music on a Seattle stage.
nme.comRead about the Seattle performanceThe 2007 solo album arrived on remastered 180-gram double vinyl. This edition adds “Today,” “Roads We Choose” and a previously unreleased extended introduction to Cornell’s cover of “Billie Jean.”
universal-music.co.jpSee the label’s Carry On release pageExplore his music and follow updates from the Chris Cornell Estate.
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