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Chris Cornell (born Christopher John Boyle, July 20, 1964 -- May 18, 2017) was a Seattle-born musician. More specifically, he was:
* The lead singer of the bands Music/{{Soundgarden}} (1984-1997, 2010-2017) and Music/{{Audioslave}} (2001-2007)
* The co-lead singer of the short-lived band Temple of the Dog
* A solo artist during breaks between the respective bands and the SpiritualSuccessor to Robert Plant of Music/LedZeppelin in terms of octave range
* The singer of "You Know My Name," the theme of the 2006 ''Film/JamesBond'' film ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'', which was also included on his second album, ''Carry On''.
* The lead singer of the bands Music/{{Soundgarden}} (1984-1997, 2010-2017) and Music/{{Audioslave}} (2001-2007)
* The co-lead singer of the short-lived band Temple of the Dog
* A solo artist during breaks between the respective bands and the SpiritualSuccessor to Robert Plant of Music/LedZeppelin in terms of octave range
* The singer of "You Know My Name," the theme of the 2006 ''Film/JamesBond'' film ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'', which was also included on his second album, ''Carry On''.
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Chris Cornell (born Christopher John Boyle, July 20, 1964 -- May 18, 2017) was a Seattle-born musician. More specifically, hewas:
* Thewas best known as the lead singer and lyricist of the bands Music/{{Soundgarden}} (1984-1997, 2010-2017) and Music/{{Audioslave}} (2001-2007)
* The(2001-2007). During that time, he was also co-lead singer of the short-lived band Temple of the Dog
* ADog, the progenitor of both Soundgarden and Music/PearlJam.
He was also a solo artist during breaks between the respective bands and the SpiritualSuccessor to Robert Plant of Music/LedZeppelin in terms of octaverange
* The singer ofrange. His most successful non-band endeavour was singing "You Know My Name," the theme of the 2006 ''Film/JamesBond'' film ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'', which was also included on his second album, ''Carry On''.
Chris Cornell (born Christopher John Boyle, July 20, 1964 -- May 18, 2017) was a Seattle-born musician. More specifically, he
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He was also a solo artist during breaks between the respective bands and the SpiritualSuccessor to Robert Plant of Music/LedZeppelin in terms of octave
* The singer of
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* CoverVersion: He performed a cover of "Billie Jean" in ''Carry On'', and many others live, even leading to the posthumous CoverAlbum ''No One Sings Like You Anymore, Vol. 1''. A particularly amusing cover is "One", combining Music/{{U2}}'s music and Music/{{Metallica}}'s lyrics - in stage banter, Chris would explain that while he was trying to learn U2's "One", he entered "one lyrics" into a search engine and the first result was {{Music/Metallica}}'s "One", giving him the idea to combine the two.
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* CoverVersion: He performed a cover of "Billie Jean" in ''Carry On'', and many others live, even leading to the posthumous CoverAlbum ''No One Sings Like You Anymore, Vol. 1''. A particularly amusing cover is "One", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBjyl1LvBF4 "One"]], combining Music/{{U2}}'s music and Music/{{Metallica}}'s lyrics - in stage banter, Chris would explain that while he was trying to learn U2's "One", he entered "one lyrics" into a search engine and the first result was {{Music/Metallica}}'s "One", giving him the idea to combine the two.
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* UnpluggedVersion: ''Songbird'' contains acoustic versions of his songs, both from his solo work and songs that were originally done with {{Music/Soundgarden}} or {{Music/Audioslave}}.
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* UnpluggedVersion: ''Songbird'' ''Songbook'' contains acoustic versions of his songs, both from his solo work and songs that were originally done with {{Music/Soundgarden}} or {{Music/Audioslave}}.
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* UnpluggedVersion: ''Songbird'' contains acoustic versions of his songs.
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* UnpluggedVersion: ''Songbird'' contains acoustic versions of his songs.
songs, both from his solo work and songs that were originally done with {{Music/Soundgarden}} or {{Music/Audioslave}}.
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* ''Scream'' (2009); a collaboration between Cornell and Timbaland in an ill-fated attempt to put Cornell on the pop and dance chart. Was panned heavily by critics and fans, but not necessarily Cornell himself.
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* ''Scream'' (2009); a collaboration between Cornell and Timbaland Music/{{Timbaland}} in an ill-fated attempt to put Cornell on the pop and dance chart. Was panned heavily by critics and fans, but not necessarily Cornell himself.
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* And singer of "You Know My Name," the theme of the 2006 ''Film/JamesBond'' film ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'', which was also included on his second album, ''Carry On''.
Cornell died in 2017, just hours after playing a show in UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}. He was 52. It was officially ruled a [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]], though some of his family members have disputed this, suggesting that Cornell's anxiety medications may have contributed to his death.
Cornell died in 2017, just hours after playing a show in UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}. He was 52. It was officially ruled a [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]], though some of his family members have disputed this, suggesting that Cornell's anxiety medications may have contributed to his death.
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* And The singer of "You Know My Name," the theme of the 2006 ''Film/JamesBond'' film ''Film/{{Casino Royale|2006}}'', which was also included on his second album, ''Carry On''.
Cornell died in 2017, just hours after playing a show in UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}. He was 52. It was officially ruled a [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]], though some of his family members have disputed this, suggesting thatCornell's the anxiety medications Cornell was taking at the time may have contributed to his death.
Cornell died in 2017, just hours after playing a show in UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}}. He was 52. It was officially ruled a [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]], though some of his family members have disputed this, suggesting that
