Les colles gunniques III, Part IV of the trilogie !

et là je pense que je suis à deux doigts de trouver la chanson!! Cheesy

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We reached the former Guns N’ Roses guitarist at a Washington hotel bar, where he was lifting a few with Welsh swivel-hipped crooner Tom Jones. Slash told us that he and Jones had just met, and he added (with tongue in cheek, we believe) that they were getting along so well, they might just form a band. For those keeping track at home, Jones is also performing at the Millennium Gala event….The former Guns N’ Roses guitarist was originally scheduled to perform in an all-star rock band fronted by John Fogerty. After bonding with Tom Jones in the hotel bar prior to the show, however, Slash opted to play with the Welsh crooner instead. The leather-clad rocker missed out on Jones’ rendition of his ’60s hit It’s Not Unusual, but he joined the hip-swinging singer front and center for the Gala’s post-midnight finale. Sporting his traditional top hat, Slash joined Jones and other key Gala performers for workouts of the Wilson Pickett classic In The Midnight Hour, Bob Marley’s One Love, and a post-broadcast rendition of This Land Is Your Land, complete with a Hallelujah chorus.”They really got along great,” Maher said. “They definitely bonded.” The Gala, hosted by Will Smith and organized by Quincy Jones, featured a variety of musical styles, poetry, and commentary relating to the past century, all presented to a crowd of roughly 500,000 people in front of the Lincoln Memorial. There were other unusual pairings over the course of the evening, including Trisha Yearwood and Brian McKnight performing the 1968 protest song Abraham, Martin and John (made famous by Dion), Usher and Kris Kristofferson duetting on The Band’s hit The Weight, and Kathy Mattea and Luther Vandross teaming up for The Impressions’ classic “People Get Ready.” Other veterans performed their best known hits, including Fogerty offering up Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Proud Mary, Foreigner’s Lou Gramm and Mick Jones performing I Want to Know What Love Is, and Don McLean singing American Pie. A major highlight of the production saw U2’s Bono and the band’s producer, Daniel Lanois, perform an acoustic version of One, preceded by a moving speech on world unity. The Irish singer was introduced by President Clinton.

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