Whenever Dave Grohl decides to step off the stage and retire, he certainly has the credentials to become an educator. Yesterday, he provided his first lesson.
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Dave was a guest on BBC Breakfast and was tasked with naming his top three albums to improve their music education. Right off the bat, Grohl hits us with a classic.
“Well, you are going to want to get The Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s (Lonely Heart’s Club Band),” he said. "One reason is that album still connects the way it did the day it came out."
"Now if you want to be a drummer, you're going to want to get the AC/DC album Back In Black," he added. "That is rock and roll drumming 101."
“A third album, I like myself a little party now and then… I do like to dance,” he said. “I mean come on, let’s just go with Saturday Night Fever.”
“Look, if you put Saturday Night Fever on it's going to feel like Saturday night, but it could be a Monday morning."
Of course, Grohl could soon be adding his own albums to the list as the Foo Fighters recently celebrated a new milestone in their career with the release of their tenth studio album Medicine at Midnight.
Last week, we took an extensive look at the road that led the band to this point in their career. If you’re a music educator or an aspiring music educator, it’ll be worth your time to read it.
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