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For our full Pearl Jam discography Click Here Shown below are our available and recently sold out items. Sell us your Pearl Jam Record Collection today - click here To get through that and then be back in a room like this, with this many people facing this way and listening to us, it’s really, truly an honor.Enter your e-mail address to receive a weekly list of new Pearl Jam items “I literally saw my life flash before my eyes,” Vedder said. Vedder admired his attempting to provide the news from a war zone, but pleaded that he stay safe and not “become the news.”Įmotional after singing with his daughter, the 57-year-old Vedder revealed that he‘d been diagnosed with COVID-19 about six weeks ago. “Flag Day” director Sean Penn, whose films Vedder has provided many songs for, was in Ukraine making a documentary at the time. She got some of the biggest cheers of the night when she sang the chorus, “I am my father’s daughter, come hell or high water.”
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Police drummer Stewart Copeland sat in for two of the encores.Īnd Vedder‘s 17-year-old daughter Olivia joined them for a rendition of a song she and her father did last year for the “Flag Day” movie soundtrack. They were joined by Tench for “Long Way” and a pair of Petty covers. Vedder and the Earthlings, whose touring version also includes singer-guitarist Glen Hansard and Jane’s Addiction bassist Chris Chaney, were full of joy and warmth in their show at the YouTube theater. Vedder barely knew his father, but a CD with old recordings fell into his lap. “The voice at the end, it was an old lounge singer, who almost never got paid,” Vedder said. “With a little help from our friends,” Vedder said with a smile.Īn even older guest appears in the final moments of “The Earthling.” Mills,” named for an old piano at Abbey Road Studios, Watt said, “We could have Chad do it.
When they were recording the Beatles-esque “Mrs. “ He didn’t even flinch when he heard the tempo,” Vedder said. The 73-year-old John “was really rockin’” on the hard-driving song, Vedder said, but the 71-year-old Wonder rocked even harder, providing fiery harmonica for the punk-paced “Try.” “I got to be Bernie Taupin for a weekend,” Vedder said. John duets with Vedder on “Picture,” a song that originated when Watt asked Vedder to write some lyrics for a John album. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench lends his Hammond organ to a pair of songs, including the album’s first single, the Petty-inflected “Long Way.” They assembled the band and got a wish-list of guest stars. “Beware the third song,” he said with a laugh. Vedder said he knew they had to make an album as soon as it got beyond a two-song single. The songs started flowing in quick succession. Watt got interested and started joining him. Vedder was in Southern California to play the ” Vax Live ” concert in May 2021 when he asked Watt, a self-described Pearl Jam “super-fan,” if he could stop by his studio.Īs they hung out, Vedder started tinkering with Watt’s instruments.
Watt, the reigning Grammy producer of the year, who has made records with John, Ed Sheeran, Cardi B and Ozzy Osbourne, co-wrote every song on “The Earthling,” produced the album, played bass and other instruments on it and plays guitar with the touring band, fittingly dubbed the Earthlings. He said worthwhile music comes from “allowing yourself to listen and accept the other guy’s idea.” In this case, the other guy was Andrew Watt. “But it turns out you just end up arguing with yourself.” “I didn’t have to have any arguments with anyone else,” he said at the listening gathering. Vedder has previously undertaken projects that were more purely solo, including the 2007 soundtrack to “Into the Wild” and 2011′s “Ukulele Songs.” He said the solitude was great at first. “We sold enough records of this one last week to actually be the No. “Years ago, selling records seemed a little bit scary, then all the sudden you didn’t sell records anymore,” Vedder said during the band’s tour stop Friday at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood, California.
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