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I think I know what the answer is going to be on this but thought I'd ask anyways to cover the base:
I noticed some listings on line that say Mick plays drums on the V/A Warren Zevon tribute album called "Enjoy Every Sandwich: The Songs of Warren Zevon" and it refers to Adam Sandler's version of "Warewolves of London" as "karaoke-style" so I assumed it would just me the Mick/John/Warren/Waddy backing track w/AS's "vocals" and I wouldn't bother to get it, but the odd thing is that I don't see any credits for John McVie (for the bass part) listed anywhere for this tribute album. So I'm wondering if Mick re-recorded some stuff for this? Maybe Mick's drums were sampled from the "Excitable boy" WOL but not John's bass part? Does anyone here have this tribute album and know? Is Mick playing on a different song on this tribute album or something? Any further info on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. ![]() John |
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