Artist	Song
Chickenfoot	Oh Yeah
from Chickenfoot (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Ataxia	The Sides
from Automatic Writing (2004)
A Williams, A Kiedis, W. Payne	Reputation
from The Foxxe Files: A Dossier on Sex and Animals (2005)
John Frusciante	Central
from The Empyrean (2010)
Chad Smith's Bombastic Meatbats	Oh! I Spilled My Beer
from Meet the Meatbats (2009)
Alanis Morissette	You Oughta Know
from Jagged Little Pill (2004)
Young MC	Bust a Move
from Stone Cold Rhymin' (2007)
Dr. John	Shut D Fonk Up
from Television (1994)
Ronnie Wood	Spoonful (feat. Flea, Jim Keltner, Slash, Bernard Fowler & Ian McLagan)
from I Feel Like Playing (2010)
John Frusciante	The Past Recedes
from Curtains (2010)
Chad Smith & Tom Morello	Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nothing Ta F**K Wit
from Loud Rocks (2000)
Omar Rodriguez Lopez Quartet	Part V
from Sepulcors De Miel (2010)
Chickenfoot	Sexy Little Thing
from Chickenfoot (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Ataxia	The Empty's Response
from Automatic Writing II (2007)
Weirdos, The	Terrain
from We Got the Neutron Bomb (2003)
Speed Dealer Moms	March_Three-3
from Speed Dealer Moms - EP (2010)
Swahili Blonde	Dr. Teeth
from Man Meat (2010)
Rimitti	Sidi Mansour
from Sidi Mansour (Réédition du classique de 1994) (2006)
Catherine Ringer	Prends-moi
from Ring n' Roll (2011)

Comment:

When they're not filling arenas or making history as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the group's members are bringing their magic to every corner of the musical universe. Down in Baja at the Cabo Wabo Cantina, a loose-knit jam turned into the supergroup Chickenfoot, taking to the Billboard charts with the likes of "Oh Yeah" — a track underpinned by a skin-slammin' Chad Smith backbeat. In-again, out-again Peppers guitarist John Frusciante lays bare the vulnerability and melodicism that made "Under the Bridge" a breakthrough in the rueful reflection of "The Past Recedes." And Flea, arguably the greatest bassist of his generation, is literally all over the map, booming and slashing his way through a heavy bottom end on the Weirdos' pioneering L.A. punk cut "Terrain," Algerian singer Rimitti's underground Rai masterpiece "Sidi Mansour," and Alanis Morissette's GRAMMY®-winning "You Oughta Know." From Dr. John to Young MC to Ronnie Wood, a staggering variety of artists have added some spice to their music by mixing in a Pepper or two.

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