In 1991, Slash collaborated with Lenny Kravitz on "Always on the Run", the lead single from Kravitz' album "Mama Said". In 1993, Slash appeared on the album "", performing "I Don't Live Today" with Paul Rodgers and Band of Gypsys. Slash also guest appeared in Carole King's 1994 live concert, which was captured on her "Carole KingIn Concert" album. Slash and King appeared on David Letterman to promote the concert. In 1996, he collaborated with Marta Sánchez to record the flamenco-inspired song "Obsession Confession" for the "Curdled" soundtrack. Later that year, he played with Alice Cooper at Sammy Hagar's club Cabo Wabo in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The show was released the following year as "A Fistful of Alice". In 1997, Slash appeared alongside rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard and rock band Fishbone on Blackstreet's rock remix of their single "Fix"; he also appeared in the accompanying music video. Also in 1997, he played on the single "But You Said I'm Useless" by Japanese musician J. That same year, he contributed music to the soundtrack of Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown"; several compositions by Slash's Snakepit can be heard throughout the film. He also appeared on the Insane Clown Posse album "The Great Milenko" on the track "Halls of Illusions".