BBC Music named the top 23 best rock supergroups, with Temple of the Dog ranking in the top 10.
Cornell, who was the conceptual force and founder of the rock band, launched the group as a tribute to his late friend and roommate Andrew Wood, the frontman of Mother Love Bone, who passed away from an overdose.
With his love and devotion for a dear friend, the vocalist created a supergroup known for its powerful music and the classic radio anthem “Hunger Strike.”
Jeff Ament, Matt Cameron, Chris Cornell, Stone Gossard and Mike McCready of the band "Temple Of The Dog" perform onstage at Madison Square Garden on November 7, 2016.Neilson Barnard/Getty Images
Cornell was joined by then-unknown Eddie Vedder for a duet, sparking Temple of the Dog into a mainstream breakthrough in the summer of 1992.
The delayed success also helped their debut album surpass 1 million copies in sales and earn a Platinum certification from the RIAA.
View this post on InstagramAt the time, Vedder, who had just arrived in Seattle for his first rehearsal, stepped up after noticing the frontman’s struggle to reach a vocal part.
With Vedder and Cornell singing together, they made the song a powerhouse single, prompting A&M Records to re-promote the track, fueling renewed attention and it eventually became a classic radio anthem.
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