Slash's Solo Album

[Hudson]

Not much has been mentioned about Slash's solo album. For some reason I believe that he will do something along the lines of what Santana did a few years ago. However, I was thinking he could basically do two different things. He can do what Santana did and play with a bunch of famous lead singers or he can make an album with a bunch of famous guitarists and duel it out (although not an instrumental album), or a combination of both. What Kind of Album does everyone believe Slash will do and who would you like to see on the Album.

My picks for Lead Singers

Axl
Steven Tyler
Mick Jagger
Lenny Kravitz
Robert Plant
Ozzy
Tom Petty
Chris Cornell
James Hetfield
Brian Johnson
Sebastian Bach
Anthony Keidis
David Grohl
Lemmy

These are my wild cards for making the album a commercial success if they would actually try to promote it well. I really don't care much for them,  but they can diverisfy Slash's playing and possibly push the Albums overall success. 

Kid Rock
Bon Jovi
Madonna 
Elton John
Alicia Keys
Daughtry
and last but not least Miley Cyrus and Kelly Clarkson... J/K


My picks for guitarists

Jimmy Page
Keith Richards
Zakk Wylde
Tom Morrello
Jerry Cantrell
Eddy Van Halen
Kirk Hammet
Joe Perry
Santana
Izzy Stradlin
Tony Iomi
Angus Young
Brian May
Gilby Clark

I am sure I missed a few cool people so go ahead and list them.

[D]

Dude if Jon Bon Jovi and Prince did  a song with Slash I'd die happy on the spot! WOW!

[Genesis]

Dude if Jon Bon Jovi and Prince did  a song with Slash I'd die happy on the spot! WOW!

We'd all die too....

[Guitar1281]

Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, hell just asong with Aerosmith
Axl (I'm pretty sure EVERYONE on this board would want to see this)
Robert Plant
Prince
Perry Ferrel
Dave Navarro
Prince
Dr. Dre
Travis Barker
Jerry Cantrell he has to be on it seeing as how much they've been playing together lately
Brian May
Johnny Rotten
Amy Winehouse
M. Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold
Chris Robinson is a must

[MikeD]

No offense but at this point I thnk it woudl be a cold day in hell before Axl appears on Slash's solo album