Chris Jericho proclaimed himself "The Ayatolla of Rock 'n' Rolla" upon his arrival in WWE. Most saw that as bravado, but Jericho would soon prove them wrong.
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Jericho is the frontman for heavy metal outfit Fozzy.
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Their single "Sandpaper" is the theme for Hell in a Cell 2012.
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Michael Hayes stepped into the recording studio to lay down the vocals for The Fabulous Freebirds' iconic entrance theme, "Badstreet USA."
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According to the hard-hitting anthem, the further you went down Badstreet, the badder it got, and The Freebirds occupied the last house on the right.
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Jeff Jarrett wanted to be a country music star.
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"Double J" seemed to achieve that goal with his single "With My Baby Tonight," but the WWE Universe would later find out that wasn't the case.
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Jarrett always had a guitar in hand, ready to bash his opponents with it.
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The Honky Tonk Man set out to prove that Elvis Presley didn't have anything on him.
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Honky followed up every victory with an impromptu concert, whether the WWE Universe wanted to hear him sing or not.
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"Thank you very much, you're a beautiful audience," he disingenuously said after his crooning.
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The Honky Tonk Man brought Greg "The Hammer" Valentine into his band, Rhythm and Blues. The pair performed live at WrestleMania VI.
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They claimed to have a gold record for their song "Hunka Hunka Honky Love."
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"The Birdman" Koko B. Ware sang the title track on "Piledriver: The Wrestling Album 2."
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At the 1987 Slammy Awards, Koko was backed up by a band of Superstars, including Bam Bam Bigelow on saxophone.
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The Maestro, along with his valet Symphony, tried to bring a little musical class to WCW.
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He was lowered into the arena on a platform while playing a grand piano.
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The Rock had the WWE Universe in hysterics with his "Rock Concerts."
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The People's Champion sang tunes designed to get under the skin of his rivals.
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We don't know why Jillian Hall thought she could sing.
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Her off-key screeching still has our ears ringing.
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Curt Hennig fronted this group of wrestlers-turned-musicians, The West Texas Rednecks.
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Their song "Rap is Crap" endeared them to WCW's fans in their rivalry with rapper Master P and his No Limit Soldiers.
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He may look like a hippie here, but in his early days in WCW, Van Hammer was "Heavy Metal" to the core.
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Man Mountain Rock liked to get the WWE Universe on their feet with a mindblowing guitar solo before his matches.
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After revealing that Jeff Jarrett lip-synced "With My Baby Tonight," The Roadie embarked on a singles career.
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Calling himself "The Real Double J" Jesse James, he serenaded the WWE Universe with the country tune on his way to the ring.
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The hottest band in the world, KISS, introduced their own wrestler, The Demon, to WCW.
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Heath Slater calls himself "The One-Man Band."
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He interrupted Cyndi Lauper's guest appearance on Raw in June 2012 to sing a few bars.
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Lauper didn't take too kindly, smashing a gold record over Slater's head.