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KING'S X Frontman Featured On New AL SHIRE & THE HENCHMEN Album (Audio)

March 3, 2011

Doug Pinnick of KING'S X laid down guest vocals on the AL SHIRE & THE HENCHMEN's song "Know Your Lie" from Al's new record , "Fate Out of Tragedy", due out later this month.

Check out the track using the ReverbNation TuneWidget below (click on "Songs" tab).

Shire hails from Houston, Texas, where he was born and raised until he moved to Austin right after senior year in 1995.

Al is Ty Tabor's (KING'S X) guitar tech and will accompany Ty to Europe on KING'S X's "Live Love Over Europe" tour in April/May.



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