Grohl has reached the level of rock superstardom where he can do absolutely whatever he wants. He’s certainly testing that status by teaming up with country rock bros Zac Brown Band on their lovingly titled four-track EP The Grohl Sessions. Odd though it may seem on paper, the pairing actually works wonderfully in practice, with Grohl lending the band a bit of muscle behind the kit, and plenty of analog warmth behind the mixing board. “Day For The Dead” is the undisputed highlight of the set, a barn-burning hoedown that brings out the best talents of both parties involved.
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