Bernie Marsden - Look At Me Now (CD)

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M251S

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Bernie Marsden - Look At Me Now (CD)Release Date: 08 05 22 Bernie Marsden's second solo LP, made while he was still a full time member of Whitesnake, originally released by EMI on their Parlophone imprint in 1981. Featuring Ian Paice (Whitesnake, Deep Purple) on drums, legendary session drummer Simon Phillips (Jeff Beck, David Gilmour, Judas Priest, Toto), Neil Murray (Colosseum II, Whitesnake) on bass and Jon Lord (Deep Purple, Whitesnake) on keyboards. Label: HNE Genre: Pop Rock Run

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