Collaborations
Spiritual High (State of Independence) Pt. II – Moodswings – January 1993
Released in January 1993, “Spiritual High (State of Independence) Pt. II” by Moodswings became a defining track of the early ’90s electronic scene. Featuring the unmistakable vocals of Chrissie Hynde, the song blended ethereal melodies with hypnotic rhythms, creating a sound that was both uplifting and timeless.
The song reached #47 in the UK Charts and was included on the Greatest Hits DVD.
Chrissie Hynde – Vocals | Grant Showbiz -Keyboard | James Hood – Drums
If It Makes You Happy – 14th September 1999
Two icons, one unforgettable moment. When Sheryl Crow joined forces with Chrissie Hynde to perform “If It Makes You Happy”, the result was pure magic. Their voices—gritty and soulful, powerful yet vulnerable—turned the anthem into a celebration of authenticity and resilience. This legendary duet reminds us why live music matters: it connects, uplifts, and stays with us long after the final note.
Sheryl Crow – Vocals | Chrissie Hynde – Vocals
Out Of This World – Jools Holland Hootanany – 31st December 2002
On New Year’s Eve 2002, Jools Holland’s legendary Hootenanny featured a spellbinding performance of “Out Of This World.” With Chrissie Hynde’s commanding vocals, Jools Holland’s signature piano, Sam Brown’s soulful harmonies, Dave Swift’s steady bass, and Abigail Trundle’s rich cello, the ensemble created a timeless moment of musical elegance to welcome in the new year.
Chrissie Hynde – Vocals | Jools Holland – Piano | Sam Brown – Background Vocals | Dave Swift – Bass | Abigail Trundle – Cello
Also performed that night was Jeff Beck’s classic “Hi Ho Silver Lining”, which gets a remarkable twist in this special version, where he’s joined by an all-star lineup of Chrissie Hynde, Robert Plant, Solomon Burke, Jimmy Cliff, and Tom Jones. Each artist brings their own unique style — from rock and soul to reggae and pop — turning Beck’s signature hit into a vibrant celebration of musical diversity and collaboration.
Never Be Alone Again – 30 Odd Foot Of Grunts – April 2003
With Hynde’s unmistakable voice paired against Crowe’s gritty delivery, and the band’s driving instrumentation behind them, the song became a stirring anthem of connection and resilience. The blend of rock grit, soulful brass, and heartfelt vocals made this performance a standout moment in the band’s history.
Chrissie Hynde – Vocals | Russell Crowe – Vocals | Dean Cochran – Guitar | Garth Adam – Bass | Dave Kelly – Drums | Dave Wilkins – Guitar | Stewart Kirwan – Trumpet
Straight Ahead – Tube & Berger – 26th January 2004
The single climbed to #29 on the UK Charts, cementing its place as one of the standout dance tracks of the early 2000s. With Hynde’s voice cutting through hypnotic beats, “Straight Ahead” became both a club anthem and a crossover success, showcasing the power of collaboration between rock royalty and electronic innovators.
Chrissie Hynde – Vocals | Arndt Rörig | Marko Vidovic
You Can’t Let Go – The Picturebooks – 13th January 2020
With Hynde’s unmistakable voice soaring over Grabke’s gritty guitar riffs and Mirtschink’s thunderous drumming, the track embodies both vulnerability and strength. It’s a song about holding on, refusing to surrender, and finding resilience in the face of struggle.
Buy The Picturebooks album The Hands Of Time
Chrissie Hynde – Vocals | Fynn Grabke – Vocals/Guitar | Philipp Mirtschink – Drums
