6053. Metallica - Tuesday's Gone

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From: Garage Inc.; Year: 1998; Genre: Southern Rock
I can remember when this album full of covers was released; it seemed as if a lot of bands and solo artists were making these all around that time.
Anyway, this is a cover of the popular mainstay southern rock track from Lynyrd Skynyrd that not only features Metallica, but Skynyrd band member Gary Rossington, as well as Jerry Cantrell, Pepper Keenan, Sean Kinney, John Popper, Les Claypool, and Jim Martin.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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