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TONY IOMMI will be a guest on ROBBIE WILLIAMS’ new album

TONY IOMMI will be a guest on ROBBIE WILLIAMS’ new album

BLACK SABBATH guitarist Tony Iommi will be a guest on the British pop star’s upcoming rock album Robbie Williams.

The news about Iommihis collaboration with the first TAKE THIS the singer was revealed by Robbhis drummer and musical director Karl Brazilwho said during an appearance at “Percussion Talk” podcast: “(Robb‘s) I have an album to follow that I’ve been working on. He works with various people, but I was lucky enough to do a few songs with him.”

“One of the plays actually did a play called “Rocket” with Tony Iommiwhich is very random,” he continued. “It’s great. It’s a rocker and it’s really, really cool. Right on my street. It’s kind of… I’ll let you hear it. but yes Tonyhe did his job with it. There are some great collaborations on this record. (SUPERGRASShis) Gas Coombes it’s there.”

As for the musical direction of the album, Karl said: “It’s mainly a guitar record, a bit of a throwback to his old ’90s sound, but mixed with a bit of modern pop as well. Let’s face it, (Robb) can do whatever he wants, can’t he?!”

Last July, Iommi released a new song called “Deified” along with his new fragrance, Tony Iommi deifiedfrom the luxury perfume company Xerjoff.

In February 2017, SABBATH finished “The End” tour in Birmingham, ending the quartet’s groundbreaking 49-year career.

“The End” it was SABBATHlast lap because Iommi — who was diagnosed with lymphoma in late 2011 — is unable to travel for an extended period of time.

Iommi revealed his cancer diagnosis in early 2012 shortly after SABBATH announced a reunion tour and album. He underwent treatment throughout the recording of the disc, entitled “13”and the next tournament to promote it.

The BLACK SABBATH the guitarist successfully underwent surgery in January 2017 to remove a non-cancerous lump from his throat.

“13” it was the first album in 35 years to come out Iommisinger Ozzy Osbourne and bassist Geezer Butler all playing together.