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STEVEN TYLER, OZZY OSBOURNE Guest On SARAH HUDSON's Debut CD

June 11, 2004

AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler and Ozzy Osbourne have reportedly contributed vocals to the debut CD from Sarah Hudson, daughter of longtime AEROSMITH collaborator Mark Hudson (who has also written and produced material for Ozzy). The CD, titled "Naked Truth", is scheduled for release on July 13 though S-Curve/EMI Records. The first single, "Girl on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown", features Tyler on background vocals, as does another album cut, "I Know", co-written by Sarah and her dad. Both tracks can be previewed in streaming audio in the "Music & Video" section of Sarah's web site.

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