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DAVE NAVARRO Gives Props To MCQUEEN

May 14, 2008

Leah Duors (vocals) and Hayley Cramer (drums) of the UK all-girl rock outfit MCQUEEN joined CAMP FREDDY's Matt Sorum (VELVET REVOLVER, ex-GUNS N' ROSES),Dave Navarro (ex-JANE'S ADDICTION) and Billy Morrison as special guests alongside Slash (VELVET REVOLVER, ex-GUNS N' ROSES) and Duff McKagan (VELVET REVOLVER, ex-GUNS N' ROSES) for the GUNS N' ROSES classic "It's So Easy" live at The Roxy in West Hollywood, California this past Thursday, May 8.

Commented Navarro: "I have to admit, not only did [the MCQUEEN girls] kill it, but it was kind of hot to hear her sing the line, 'Turn around bitch I got a use for you!' As amazing as it is to do these shows with my musical peers and heroes, there is nothing more inspiring than to watch new talents like MCQUEEN get up with us and rock it like nobody's business. Those are the moments that really make me smile. That inner knowing... 'Fuck yeah, it ain't dead yet!'"

Watch fan-filmed video footage of the performance below.

Other guests that joined CAMP FREDDY during the second of its five-night Thursday residency at The Roxy included SUGAR RAY's Mark McGrath (who'll be featured every week),Steve Jones and Paul Cook (THE SEX PISTOLS); Tommy Lee (MTLEY CRE),Chester Bennington (LINKIN PARK),Jerry Cantrell (ALICE IN CHAINS),and Billy Duffy (THE CULT).

Catch CAMP FREDDY and different musical guests and songs at The Roxy each Thursday in May. Opening acts at each show include the red-hot DARLING STILETTOS a new all-female punk rock dance group along with a different local band, as chosen by fans online via The Roxy's web site. Indie 103.1, in association with Galpin Auto Sports and Velvet Angels, is presenting the shows.

For more information, go to www.campfreddy.net.

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