Black Sabbath Family Tree
Black sabbath family tree - up to 1988
The Archive
‘Vox’ Magazine feat. Plant & Page
'Vox' magazine feat. extended article on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page entitled 'The Second Coming'
Mothers – various press articles
Photos of original newspaper articles about Mothers
‘Making Music magazine with Robert Plant article
Copy of 'Making Music' from 1992 featuring small article on Robert Plant, detailing how a member of magazine staff met him in London and described him as 'a nice bloke'
Reddingtons Rare Records ad in Brum Beat
Reddingtons Rare Records Ad
Brum Digs Blues
Melody Maker article 9th November 1968
GODFLESH AD
Taken from KERRANG! issue 513 September 1994.
‘Brum Beat’ feat. Black Sabbath news
News piece in 'Brum Beat' magazine around the controversial 'Sun City' performance.
Big Bear News (1970)
Big Bear News (1970). Includes adverts for Sabbath's album release. Other features include Groupie of the Month.
EC Rocker Magazine front cover
Front cover of EC Rocker Magazine featuring Black Sabbath
"Streetcleaner" indie chart/reviews
Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.
Rare Breed gig advert
Rare Breed gig advert for 13th January 1968 at Cofton Country Club, Warren Lane, Rednal
Q Magazine feat. Led Zeppelin article
Q Magazine feat. article on Led Zeppelin legacy.
‘The Entertainer’ feat. piece on Rob Halford’s new band ‘Fight’
'The Entertainer' feat. piece on Rob Halford's new band 'Fight'
Judas Priest Colombian press
A press article with details about the concert and information of the band.
‘Sounds – Fan Library’ magazine, Black Sabbath special
Black Sabbath edition of 'Sounds' Magazine Fan Library series.
‘Making Music’ magazine with Ozzy article
Copy of 'Making Music' feat Ozzy article, entitled 'Spinal Chap'
“Selfless” indie charts
Press clippings for 'Selfless' in at no 12 in the independent Album Charts and then at no 21 (Shellac - 'At Action Park no 1) Courtesy of Digby Pearson, founder of Earache Records From their archive.
Napalm Death – ‘Death Ban The Bomb
They may still make a racket sent straight from hell itself, but Napalm Death are actually all about peace and love these days. Believe it, writes Alison B by Alison B, first published in LondonTourdates #035 ,14th November 2008
Henry’s Blueshouse Brownhills
Advert for the opening of Henry's Blueshouse
