Le bassiste Duff McKagan révèle que Slash a tenté de saboter le hit "Sweet Child O' Mine" de Guns N' Roses en raison de son aversion pour sa progression à trois accords. Bassist Duff McKagan reveals Slash attempted to sabotage Guns N' Roses' hit "Sweet Child O' Mine" due to his dislike of its three-chord progression.

Duff McKagan, bassiste du groupe de rock Guns N' Roses, a révélé lors d'une apparition sur le podcast Songcraft que le guitariste Slash avait initialement tenté de saboter la chanson emblématique "Sweet Child o' Mine". Duff McKagan, bassist for the rock band Guns N' Roses, revealed during an appearance on the Songcraft Podcast that guitarist Slash initially tried to sabotage the iconic song "Sweet Child o' Mine." Selon McKagan, Slash n'était pas fan de la progression à trois accords qui a finalement constitué la base de la chanson et lui a dit qu'ils devaient se débarrasser de la chanson. According to McKagan, Slash was not a fan of the three chord progression that eventually formed the basis of the song, and told him they needed to get rid of the song. Slash a ensuite proposé la désormais célèbre intro de la chanson, qui, selon McKagan, était une tentative de faire dérailler la chanson. Slash then came up with the now-famous intro to the song, which McKagan suggested was an attempt to derail the song.

January 31, 2024

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