guns n' roses was the original lead singer of "sweet child o' mine".
guns n' roses was the original lead singer of "sweet child o' mine".
who is the original lead singer of "sweet child o' mine"?
guns n' roses
the release is certified gold by the riaa, selling 50,000 copies.









































section::::track listing.









































bullet::::1. "introduction"









































bullet::::2. "you could be mine"









































bullet::::3. "drum solo & guitar solo"









































bullet::::4. "theme from ""the godfather"""









































bullet::::5. "sweet child o' mine"









































bullet::::6. "so fine"









































bullet::::7. "rocket queen" (w/ "it tastes good, don't it?")









































bullet::::8. "move to the city"









































bullet::::9. "knockin' on heaven's door"









































bullet::::10. "estranged"









































bullet::::11. "paradise city"









































section::::credits.









































uzi suicide co.; an original production of tdk core co., ltd. and japanese satellite broadcasting









































section::::credits.:artists.









































guns n' roses:









































bullet::::- w. axl rose – lead vocals, piano, tambourine, whistle
use your illusion world tour - 1992 in tokyo ii
in 2015, the web page of the australian music tv channel max published an article by music writer nathan jolly that noted similarities between "sweet child o' mine" and the song "unpublished critics" by the australian band australian crawl, from 1981. the article included both songs, inviting readers to compare the two. it also cited a reader's comment on an earlier article that had originally drawn attention to the similarities between the songs. as of may 2015, this comment no longer appeared on the earlier article. the story went viral quickly, encouraging several comments on both the max article and the suggestion that "unpublished critics" had influenced "sweet child o' mine", including one from duff mckagan, bass player with guns n' roses when "sweet child o' mine" was written and recorded. mckagan found the similarities between the songs "stunning," but said he had not previously heard "unpublished critics."
sweet child o' mine