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“She’s had her share of missteps in life.” Slash explains why he invited Demi Lovato to appear on his new blues record

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“She’s had her share of missteps in life.” Slash explains why he invited Demi Lovato to appear on his new blues record

Pop star Demi Lovato sings Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone on Slash’s new album Orgy of the Damned. The guitarist reveals why he reached out to her

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