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    TONY IOMMI AND IAN GILLAN LEAD ROCK SUPER GROUP FOR CHARITY
    By Megan Caffery

    Consequence of Sound
    http://consequenceofsound.net/2010/10/28/tony-iommi-and-ian-gillan-lead-rock-super-group-for-charity/
    Oct 28 2010

    Twenty-one years ago, Tony Iommi and Ian Gillan, of Black Sabbath
    and Deep Purple fame respectively, worked with some of rock's major
    players on the Rock Aid Armenia project to re-record the iconic
    track "Smoke On the Water" in an effort to help the victims of the
    Leninakan earthquake of 1988 that left Armenia in shambles. Now in
    2010, the two legends are coming together to record a brand-new track,
    "Out Of My Mind", and give back once again.

    According to antiMUSIC, Iommi and Gillan had already begun working
    in the studio with Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain and Deep Purple
    keyboardist Jon Lord. In a statement released on Iommi's official
    site, the recording of "Out Of My Mind" is officially complete,
    with the help of a few additional players in the rock/metal scene:
    ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted and H.I.M. axeman Mikko Lindstrom.

    "Next stop is getting the track mixed!"

    The Armenian people have also not forgotten the efforts associated with
    the original Rock Aid benefit, as Iommi and Gillan were awarded the
    Orders of Honor by the Prime Minister of Armenia in October 2009 in
    appreciation. As a fan, it's a real treat to see some of the biggest
    names in the game do some good by helping their fellow man and keeping
    rock music alive and well.

    All proceeds from the upcoming single will go toward rebuilding a music
    school in Armenia that had been affected by the original disaster. No
    official release date has been set, but stay tuned for more details.




    From: A. Papazian
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