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Brownie & Sonny LP (1965).
ORIGINAL 1972 VOL 4
Roosevelt Sykes 7 inch EP (1963)
In this recently added oral history clip 35 year old metal fan Matt Clardige describes how his musical education started when he noticed that he was always drawn to the heavier tracks on the ”Now That’s What I Call Music…” compilations that his family often acquired during the festive season
Misspent youth...and pocket money (just kiddin', every penny was well spent)
Evil Woman seven inch single (1970)
DOUBLE LIVE ALBUM RECORDED 1977
“Turn Up the Night” is the first song of the Black Sabbath’s album Mob Rules. It reached number #37 and #24 in the UK/US charts, respectively.
In a radio interview the band revealed that the four-beat hi-hat cymbal intro was simply a time-setter and was supposed .
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Paranoid Single made in Platinum. Bought in London.
Recording of Tony and Bill's 1968 pre Sabbath band.
ORIGINAL 1970 PARANOID LP
Three hundred plus Sab vinyl albums (with a few 12 inch singles...)
LIVE ALBUM RECORDED PARIS 1970
Vertigo 6350 050, August 1971, the "box" edition with poster.
Check out the spelling on the HEADLESS CROSS picture disc album. 'Devil And Daugther' ! I would like to know if anyone has a copy with the correct spelling (Daughter). Now, that would be rare!
This 7" lovingly sits alongside my collection of European picture sleeve 45s.
A side - 'Hard Road' B side - 'Symptom of the Universe' on purple vinyl
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Ronnie, Tony and Geezer several times and collected their autographs on my original vinyl copy of Heaven and Hell. I never met Bill but a friend’s uncle is Paul Clark who was Sabbath’s road manager in the early 80s .
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Ozzy first band recordings found from 1966
'Paranoid' single on vinyl
Black Sabbath is the debut studio album by English heavy metal band Black Sabbath. Released on 13 February 1970 in the United Kingdom, and later on 1 June 1970 in the United States, the album reached number eight on the UK Albums Chart and has .
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