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“On Tuesday night, the band sprung for “This Is a Call,” the first single they released from their debut album Foo Fighters in 1995.”
““This song in particular, I remember my daughter Harper, who’s 17, she was just learning the bass, so I thought, ‘I’m gonna write a song … that she can come upstairs and put a bass line on, like really simple, and then we can jam together,’” Grohl said in an extended interview with Kimmel.”
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