QUEEN'S BRIAN MAY To Guest On New MEAT LOAF Album

August 21, 2009

Meat Loaf has confirmed to Billboard.com that QUEEN's Brian May — who also guested on the legendary crooner's "Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster is Loose" — contributed "a little 12-bar solo" for one of the songs on Meat Loaf's next album.

The CD, which is expected in 2010, is being produced by Rob Cavallo (KID ROCK, GREEN DAY, GOO GOO DOLLS),whom Meat Loaf describes as "a real producer." He adds, "That's the real deal. His ego does not get in the way of an artist. He'll make a ton of suggestions and make it much better than it was. He lets my horses run, and (with) other producers the best I could get out of them was a gallop sometimes. But my horses are running on this record, and I'll stop my horses from time to time and go, 'Rob? I don't know what to do now,' and he'll come up with brilliant ideas."

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