The Foo Fighters are featured in a new studio clip alongside John Fogerty - the latter of whom was re-recording "Fortunate Son," the 1969 classic for his latest album, Wrote a Song for Everyone.
"It was palpable, the air," the Creedence Clearwater Revival fronter told Henne Music of the collab. "You could tell a band was in there. It was a unique group of people." In the video clip, Foos frontman Dave Grohl and Fogerty are seen laughing in the studio and even wearing matching blue flannel shirts and black pants. The clip also sees the two teaming up for the famous chorus line "it ain't me."
Wrote a Song for Everyone, features an all-star cast playing classic CCR songs, including Bob Seger, Kid Rock, Zac Brown Band, My Morning Jacket and more; it's due May 28.
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