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Tsunami Benefit Single Featuring OZZY OSBOURNE, STEVEN TYLER Pushed Back To Christmas

June 29, 2005

According to MTV.com, the all-star tsunami benefit single featuring AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler, Ozzy and Kelly Osbourne, and VELVET REVOLVER has had its release date pushed back to Christmas. The brainchild of Sharon Osbourne and Simon Cowell, the cover of Eric Clapton's tragic song "Tears in Heaven" will also include the vocal talents of Pink, Gwen Stefani, Rod Stewart, Robbie Williams, and Sir Elton John, among others.

Clapton wrote the original song in 1992 following the death of his four-year-old son Conor, who was killed when he fell from a 53rd floor apartment window.

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