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Beverley Bevan ou Bev Bevan é o músico inglês de rock de Birmingham. Foi o baterista e um dos membros originais de The Move e Electric Light Orchestra. Bevan foi convocado como baterista do Black Sabbath, na turnê do álbum Born Again e como percussionista do álbum The Eternal Idol. More information...

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