Bullet Proof
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Black & Blue
04:22
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Consider Yourself Lucky
03:00
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Get It While You Can
04:02
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Bulletproof
03:17
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5. |
Anything For You
06:22
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Pennsylvania
03:30
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7. |
Put The Blame On Me
03:54
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2000 Years
04:04
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Last Time I Fall In Love
03:45
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Bad Day
04:06
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Stone Heart
05:37
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credits
released January 1, 2001
Phil Naro Vocals (Peter Criss, Talas DDrive, Lee Aaron)
Mladen guitar, keyboards, harp (Von Groove)
Billy Sheehan bass (Talas, MR. Big, David Lee Roth, Niacin)
Roger Banks Drums, Percussion (Liberty N' Justice)
Chris Sevdalis keyboards (Distant Cry)
Omar Davis keyboards
Slav Simonic guitar (Eidolon)
Stan Miczek bass (Honeymoon Suite)
Phil Naro Vocals (Peter Criss, Talas DDrive, Lee Aaron)
Mladen guitar, keyboards, harp (Von Groove)
Billy Sheehan bass (Talas, MR. Big, David Lee Roth, Niacin)
Roger Banks Drums, Percussion (Liberty N' Justice)
Chris Sevdalis keyboards (Distant Cry)
Omar Davis keyboards
Slav Simonic guitar (Eidolon)
Stan Miczek bass (Honeymoon Suite)
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Phil Naro Toronto, Ontario
Phil Naro is a Daytime Entertainment Emmy Award winning performer for singing the theme song for the cartoon “6Teen”, as well as an internationally acclaimed composer, singer, guitar player, songwriter and producer. Current Bands and Projects include: The Platinum Rock All Stars; The Phil and John Show ... more
discography
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Apr 2020 -
Apr 2020 -
Jan 2013 -
Jan 1999
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