Back in 1975, as many of you Sabbath bootlegs family members know, Ozzy was invited by one of his closest friend Chris Sedgwick to sing backing vocals on a cover of the Animals hit song � “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood”. This is maybe the .
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This 7" lovingly sits alongside my collection of European picture sleeve 45s.
ORIGINAL 1972 VOL 4
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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'Paranoid' single on vinyl
DOUBLE LIVE ALBUM RECORDED 1977
ORIGINAL 1970 PARANOID LP
A side - 'Paranoid' B side - 'The Wizard'
ORIGINAL 1970 PARANOID LP
Only 100 pressed back in 1972. On the other side there is Status Quo with 'Roadhouse Blues'. I bought this at a record fair in Brighton in 1980, for £15.
Black Sabbath Vol.4 on vinyl
Various formats and releases of the debut album. Different labels and countries etc.
DOUBLE ALBUM RECORDED BETWEEN 1975-78
A side - 'Hard Road' B side - 'Symptom of the Universe' on purple vinyl
Evil Woman seven inch single (1970)
Black Sabbath, ‘Master of Reality’ (1971)
'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' on vinyl
LIVE ALBUM RECORDED PARIS 1970
Vertigo 6350 050, August 1971, the "box" edition with poster.
This 7" lovingly sits alongside my collection of European picture sleeve 45s.
Evil Woman 7" single on Fontana
'Never Say Die' 7"
