Slash Premieres Cover of "Where Do I Begin?," the Theme from 'Love Story'

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The Guns N' Roses guitarist recorded the cover as a tribute to his late friend Robert Evans, who produced the 1970 film.

Slash has released a cover of "Where Do I Begin?," the theme from the 1970 drama, Love Story.

The Guns N' Roses guitarist recorded the instrumental cover as a tribute to his close friend Robert Evans, who produced the film, and passed away last year.

You can hear the cover in the clip above, and see a clip of Slash recording the tune in the studio below. 

Of course, "Speak Softly Love," the theme from The Godfather – another film that Evans worked on – has been part of Slash's live solo spot with Guns N' Roses for decades. 

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