London's Sunflower Jam 2012 had a host of highlights during its annual event—chief among them was Queen guitarist Brian May joining Alice Cooper on stage for a rendition of the latter's hit "School's Out."
Cooper and May were joined by Micky Moody (former Whitesnake guitarist), Ian Paice (Deep Purple) and Paul McCartney's Wix Wickens on the song. Other Cooper tracks included "Elected" (featuring Moody, Paice and John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin) and "Nadine."
The show's finale was a rendition of the Deep Purple classic "Smoke on the Water," featuring May, Paice, Moody, Jones, Cooper, keyboard legend Brian Auger, British tenor Alfie Boe, and Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson.
The all-star concert, organized by Paice's wife, Jacky, raises funds and awareness for holistic treatments to cancer.
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