
Black Sabbath Sabotage Tour
Black Sabbath Hammersmith Odeon Ticket stub Sabotage Tour
Black Sabbath Hammersmith Odeon Ticket stub Sabotage Tour
Laney amp badges
Ticket and photo from gig on 13th May 1970
Cathy Myhill (pictured with her husband Pat) designed the poster for a Black Sabbath gig on 2nd March 1970 at Birmingham College of Art and Commerce (as it was then known), which they are holding. Pat booked the gig in his capacity as social secretary .
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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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DOUBLE ALBUM RECORDED BETWEEN 1975-78
From Malcolm Cater Age 49Black Sabbath Winter Tour - Europe 1975 programme.
A photograph of the original piece from Disc and Music Echo, 16th May 1970.
Black Sabbath Vol.4 on vinyl
I have never knowingly seen a UK Vertigo copy of TECHNICAL ECSTASY or NEVER SAY DIE. Would love to know of if they exist, or if they don't!
i found this in parking lot at the anahiem stadium concert back in '78
Falkoner Theater
Technial Ecstacy Tour Programme '76-77.
Described by 'Hard Rock' organization as the single most important piece of music history through out their humongous dazzling collection of memorabilia , this historic beautiful cherry red Gibson SG was bought by Tony Iommi sometime around 1966-1967 , Tony Iommi was originally using a white fender strat professionally as viewed on his very short stunt with Jethro Tull on the rolling stone film ‘The Rock N Roll circus’ , during the recording sessions of Black Sabbath’s debut album and after tracking ‘Wicked World’ , the bridge pickup failed and since it was really difficult to get any guitar treatment at time Tony Iommi used this spare Gibson SG 1965 special guitar to finish up recording the rest of the album and ever since became his main instrument on the majority of Sabbath’s early albums and tours. The guitar was used on the Black Sabbath albums ‘Black Sabbath’ , ‘Paranoid’ ,’Master Of Reality’,’Vol.4’ and ‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath’ , it can easily be seen on all early 70’s Sabbath videos specifically on Sabbath’s memorable show at ‘California Jam’ 1974.The guitar which was nicked ‘The Monkey’ guitar due to the distinctive and instantly recognizable monkey guitar on front of the guitar was heavily edited by legendary guitar lutheir Martin Birch , he replaced the neck positioned pickup with a Simplux ( a P90 like single coil pickup) and custom wounded the P90 pick up at the bridge position as well.The guitar was donated by Tony Iommi to ‘Hard Rock Café’ organization as seen on ‘Hard Rock Treasures’ DVD and viewed in the picture gallery of this post .The guitar is currently at New York Times Square Hard Rock.
Black Sabbath at The Rainbow, 16th March 1973
Ticket for a Gig that was cancelled, just as Sabbath hit the big time
This was Black Sabbaths first concert in Georgia. It was also my first concert, I was never quite the same. After this, it’s like I heard everything with new ears. I was transformed.
here’s the wikipedia entry for this item: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Say_Die_%28video%29 Interesting to note that it was originally released on Betamax and VHS.
This 7" lovingly sits alongside my collection of European picture sleeve 45s.