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SLASH: Interview, Performance Footage From GRAMMY AWARDS Available

February 1, 2010

Legendary guitarist Slash (GUNS N' ROSES, VELVET REVOLVER) was interviewed at at music mogul Clive Davis' pre-Grammy gala at Los Angeles' Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday night (January 30) before he performed the GUNS N' ROSES classic "Sweet Child O' Mine" with the THE BLACK EYED PEAS. He also spoke to TV Guide at last night's (January 31) 52nd annual Grammy Awards, where he hooked up with Jamie Foxx, T-Pain and Doug E. Fresh for a special performance. According to the Nashville Scene, Slash inexplicably popped onstage to play his trademark "November Rain" solo during an already inexplicable Foxx and T-Pain homage to Auto-Tune.

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