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PEARL JAM: New Audio Interview With MIKE MCCREADY Posted Online

July 21, 2006

The "Cort and Fatboy" show on 101 KUFO (Portland, Oregon) talked to Mike McCready from PEARL JAM about his ordeal with Crohn's Disease and the band's benefit show in Portland. Also discussed was the city of Seattle's attempt to turn the group's rehearsal/headquarters into a dump, the vetting process to get a song on a PEARL JAM album and Eddie Vedder being caught on a beach with model Giselle Bundchen. Audio of the interview can be found at www.cortandfatboy.com.

PEARL JAM recently promised to donate $100,000 to several groups that focus on climate change, renewable energy and other environmental causes as part of an effort to offset carbon emissions the band churns out on tour.

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