Iron Maiden: Live at the Ruskin Arms 1980
Recorded at the Ruskin Arms, Maiden played two dates there on April 8 and 14.
Recorded at the Ruskin Arms, Maiden played two dates there on April 8 and 14.
Paul Di'Anno
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Dave Murray
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Dennis Stratton
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Steve Harris
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Clive Burr
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Recorded at the Ruskin Arms, Maiden played two dates there on April 8 and 14.
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