The feeling was reciprocated. Recalling his early days on the West Midlands club circuit with Ward, Tony Iommi remembered ...

Tony Iommi + Black Sabbath Tony Iommi is the lone member of Black Sabbath to appear on all 19 of the studio albums. In fact, 1986’s Seventh Star was initially meant to be an Iommi solo record ...

Black Sabbath are often hailed as the pioneers of heavy metal music, but they actually began their journey into the music industry under a completely different name - and some fans think it would've b ...

He only lasted as the singer of the band for a year. This article was originally published on audiophix.com as Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi names his favorite song by another legendary band.

The idea of carrying on Black Sabbath without Ozzy Osbourne felt unthinkable, but Tony Iommi already had his eye on other vocal powerhouses.

Ozzy Osbourne's voice was unlike anything ever heard before in music. It declined with time, and this record was one of its ...

Tony Iommi has never been a man to use his private life to foster celebrity status. While others have invited the world to invade their privacy in search of ephemeral fame, the Black Sabbath ...

And of course, Hammett says Black Sabbath’s first three albums “are like gospel” to metalheads. Specifically, the Exodus co-founder lists the 1975 song “Symptom of the Universe” as one that changed ...

Black Sabbath are the undisputed godfathers of ... After a succession of influential albums, Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward parted ways with singer ...

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Black Sabbath bass player and songwriter Geezer Butler recalls the only occasion he went to a football match with the band’s frontman Ozzy Osbourne.