Alice Cooper Recalls The Golden Moment He Lived With Paul McCartney: โ€œHe Was The Music Of The Beatlesโ€

During this dangerous coronavirus pandemic, the legendary rock musician Alice Cooper joined AXS TVโ€™s โ€œAt Home and Social Online,โ€ and remembered the funniest and rarest moment he lived with The Beatles star Paul McCartney.

When the interviewer asked, โ€œHaving toured, met and worked so many these iconic artists as iconic as yourself, did you ever have your own ‘Wayneโ€™s Worldโ€™ moment?โ€, the 72-year-old musician Alice Cooper replied (transcribed by MetalCastle):

โ€œIt happened when the Hollywood Vampires – you know, Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and I, were in Johnnyโ€™s house recording for the vampire album, and weโ€™re all, you know, the all-star band they’re playing, weโ€™re playing the song, and all of a sudden, Paul McCartney walks in. Sits down at the piano, and he goes, ‘Okay, I wrote this song for Badfinger, you got excited to do this song.’

โ€œAnd he starts to play, ‘If you want it any time come and get it,’ you know… And weโ€™re like, [when] he sits the piano with his back to us, and weโ€™re all going like this [shows his surprising]. And then, as soon as he turns around, we are like, ‘Hey, we’re cool yeah.’

โ€œNow, Iโ€™ve known Paul for 40 years almost but knowing Paul being at his house, knowing him personally, itโ€™s a different thing when youโ€™re in the studio with not just a Beatle, with The Beatle. Paul McCartney was the music of The Beatles and the nicest human being on the planet. Every time I see him, he goes, ‘Am I still a Vampire,’ and I go, ‘Yes, youโ€™re still a Vampire.’ But, I mean, everybody in that room – was just like with their jaws – Joe Perry from Aerosmith, Johnny Depp, myself, two or three other guys from other bands, weโ€™re all like starstruck because I’m in the studio, and heโ€™s playing piano when I’m singing with him. Come on, it doesnโ€™t get better than that [Laughs].โ€

Elsewhere in the interview, Alice Cooper has also touched the heavy metal band Metallica and praised them saying that they were a threat to the rock n’ roll community.

Alice Cooper, who defended that we have to keep fighting with the coronavirus threatening with our all power, released a new single named โ€œDonโ€™t Give Up,โ€ which uploaded through his YouTube channel with a sudden announcement made on May 15.

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