Tony Iommi - Eighth Star mp3

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Credits

• Bass – Glenn Hughes
• Drums – Dave Holland
• Guitar – Tony Iommi
• Keyboards – Don Airey
• Vocals – Glenn Hughes

Notes

Tony Iommi's Unreleased Solo album Session, August 1996.
Album released later in modified form as "The 1996 DEP Sessions".
Here CD of material downloaded from the internet. No information on how to properly distribute the original CD.

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