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yuyaya · **Chickenfoot Streaming New Single, "Big Foot" -** 01-19-2013, 03:25 AM

Chickenfoot are now streaming their new single, titled "Big Foot," online. You can hear the track in its entirety below.

"Big Foot" is now available via iTunes. The track is the first single taken from the band's upcoming album, Chickenfoot III, which will be released on September 27 through eOne Music.

"We took a giant step on this record," Hagar recently told Artisan News. "It still sounds like Chickenfoot, 'cause it's the same guys, but I think the experience that we had together on tour and the success of the last record really opened us up to who and what we are."

When the band convened at Hagar's warehouse studio (affectionately dubbed 'the Foot Locker') earlier this year with veteran record-maker Mike Fraser serving as co-producer and engineer, Satriani had another idea in mind: more Michael Anthony. "For years he's been underplayed," says Satch. "The way that Mike plays the bass and writes his lines is so special. Not only that, but his singing, as everybody knows, is phenomenal. Presenting Mike Anthony to the fullest degree was an absolute must."

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yuyaya is Offline Junior Member Posts: 37 Join Date: Jan 2013	Chickenfoot Streaming New Single, "Big Foot" - 01-19-2013, 03:25 AM Chickenfoot are now streaming their new single, titled "Big Foot," online. You can hear the track in its entirety below. "Big Foot" is now available via iTunes. The track is the first single taken from the band's upcoming album, Chickenfoot III, which will be released on September 27 through eOne Music. "We took a giant step on this record," Hagar recently told Artisan News. "It still sounds like Chickenfoot, 'cause it's the same guys, but I think the experience that we had together on tour and the success of the last record really opened us up to who and what we are." When the band convened at Hagar's warehouse studio (affectionately dubbed 'the Foot Locker') earlier this year with veteran record-maker Mike Fraser serving as co-producer and engineer, Satriani had another idea in mind: more Michael Anthony. "For years he's been underplayed," says Satch. "The way that Mike plays the bass and writes his lines is so special. Not only that, but his singing, as everybody knows, is phenomenal. Presenting Mike Anthony to the fullest degree was an absolute must." removed