Harry Styles Covers Peter Gabriel's 'Sledgehammer' for Howard Stern

Harry Styles talks a lot about his fondness for music from the seventies, and he's earned the respect and friendship of '70s rock icon Stevie Nicks. Now it looks as though he's done the same with a legendary musical figure of the '80s: Peter Gabriel.

While appearing on The Howard Stern Show recently, Harry talked about how he recorded much of his current album,Fine Line, at Gabriel's famous Real World Studios, located near Bath, England. Harry and his band then performed a version of Gabriel's biggest hit: the 1986 number one "Sledgehammer," from Gabriel's multi-platinum album,So.

Harry's version of the song is pretty much a note-for-note reproduction of the original, and his husky voice sounds eerily similar to Gabriel's. It's no wonder, then, that the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer retweeted Harry's performance, and added a clapping hands emoji.


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