BLACK SABBATH Drummer Pays Tribute To Victims Of 9/11 Attacks; Audio Available

September 18, 2008

This past Saturday (September 13),BLACK SABBATH drummer Bill Ward hosted the September 2008 edition of "Rock 50", his monthly radio show. However, this month's episode was a little different — it was Bill's tribute to the victims of the September 11 attacks from seven years ago.

The show started off with a three-minute speech by Ward about the program. You can download an MP3 of that introduction at this location.

"Rock 50" airs between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. PST on WPMD, a college radio station at Cerritos College in California. The show, featuring its regular host Mike Stark, is broadcast over the Internet every Saturday. You can listen to the program live online at this location.

For more information about Bill Ward's monthly "Rock 50" radio show, click here.

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