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Gillan on Artisan News Service, part 2
Second part of Ian Gillan’s interview to the Artisan news Service. Watch it inside.
Read more »Opening the front door
Yiannis Dolas of RockPages.gr did a lengthy interview with Ian Gillan regarding the WhoCares project:
Read more »Rockpages.gr: You performed in front of the crowd in Armenia, both just after the earthquake in 1990, as well as now, 20 years later. What was […]
WhoCares video released
The title pretty much says it all. Here it is.
Read more »WhoCares update
WhoCares charity single will get a North American release on June 27th via Eagle Rock. This is the release date for a physical CD. European CD release date is now set for May 24th (although Amazon.co.uk lists it as May […]
Read more »WhoCares release details
Gillan and Iommi’s charity project WhoCares will release it’s debut single on May 6 via Edel/eARmusic. The single will contain two brand new songs Out Of My Mind and Holy Water. Jon Lord, Nicko McBrain, Jason Newsted and Linde Lindström (HIM) […]
Read more »Rock Aid Armenia remix
As we reported earlier, the all-star version of Smoke on the Water recorded back in the day for the benefit of 1988 earthquake in Armenia is being re-released in newly remixed form. All the proceeds from this release will go towards […]
Read more »Armenian projects update
There are two new developments in Gillan’s Armenian projects.
First, the Who Cares did get into the studio and recorded a song. There is a brief report on Tony Iommi’s website. Caramba! also reports that bass duties will be handled by Jason […]
Read more »Film about Gillan’s Armenia project aired Aug 20, 2010
Mediamax presented its “Pictures of Home” documentary on “Shant” TV Channel. From the promotional information:
Read more »The film is based on the footage, made in October, 2009, during the rock stars’ visit to Armenia within the framework of “Armenia Grateful 2 […]
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