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Bob Daisley is a national treasure one of a kind musician for sure

Both of Ozzys greatest solo albums all lyrics were written by Bob Daisley and half the music. He does not get anywhere near the recognition he deserves.

The GREATEST RESPECT , I can’t emphasize that enough for Mr Daisley. There needs to be a stronger word. His masterful world class work with Randy and Lee changed my life at 15 years old in 1982 to today at age 55 and until I leave this earth. My God, I still am so saddened by Randy’s death 40 years later. 🙏🏼 the impact those two albums had on me. Mad Mad Mad respect sir..🙏🏼

LONG LIVE RANDY RHOADS 🙏

I'm very blessed to have seen Randy on February 9th 1982 at Wing's Stadium in Kalamazoo Michigan. It was a concert I will foresure never forget!!

I was in grade 10 when Randy died. I still remember hearing about it on the radio after school..

Bob, you are a true gentleman and talent! Your lyrics and bass playing were a HUGE part of making Ozzy sound good, and what he was. Some of my favorite lyrics ever. Thanks so much. Love your book, For Facts' Sake, and I wish you all things good, long life, and much more musical magic!

Bob has some of the best stories in Rock history.

I just found this video and I know it's a year old or so, but I loved it.. Thank you for sharing. Randy was a god to me. I was 21 and heard Crazy train and loved Ozzy with Black Sabbath and Toni Iommi as a guitarists myself, but RR's took it to another level along with EVH. They just broke the mold. Great interview. Thank you and great questions.. I'll subscribe. Regards from the heartland. South Central Indiana. USA Tim

Bob you were unbelievably amazing as well. It was pure magical what you lads were doing

I saw Ozzy for the first time on Bark At The Moon tour, also!.. Motley Crue opened. We had great seats.. The seats in the visiting te3am's penalty box at the nassau coliseum, ny. Show was awesome! Jake wailed! I remember he had a plastic capped knee pad on and he was spinning around really fast on one knee, cracking solos on a wireless guitar! That was so sick..

I love that in honor of Lee Kerslake's deathversary, Bob releases the demo of Flying High Again which exposes Ozzy as a fraud again. The Blizzard of ozz band would have been the greatest ever, such an A league band.

Bob daisley is the man he needs to team up with Ozzy again in write another album that is just killer

Randy will always be my favorite guitarist. Talk about missed opportunity with his passing. He was leaving to study music at UCLA anyway. Sharon turned what could have been the best band of the 1980s into a solo act/ backing band.

I wish Bob would have audiobook version

One thing Ozzy haters don't realize is Sharon may have taken the spotlight off Bob and taken a lot away from him but it was Ozzy's band and her job was to get him back on top after his departure from Sabbath. It is sad the way the industry eats people and spits them out. No one suffered from this more than Jimi Hendrix. Bob's case is nothing new as Bon Scot said "It's a long way to the top"

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Just ordered the book. Looking forward to reading it.

The editing is exceptional. Video cleared up that Tommy Aldridge played on Bark at the Moon. And " Ozzy Osbourne was sitting in the bath at the time but somehow survived unhurt." Is tragically humorous.

Thank you, Bob! Awesome talk.

Great melodic scales bob!

In a perfect world, the best way for Ozzy Osbourne to end his solo career would be Jake E Lee on guitar, Bob Daisley on bass guitar, Tommy Aldridge on drums, and Don Airey on keyboards. One last amazing studio album with Max Norman producing, and one last final tour. That would be the perfect way for Ozzy to end his solo career on a high note. It will never happen though.

I saw Ozzy on “Bark at the Moon” tour too. It was spring of ‘84, so Accept was opening by that time. They were Accept. The show was in Rockford Illinois & my dad drove and friend and me there. I was in 8th-grade & remember that the show was sparsely attended, which shocked me, because Ozzy was the biggest star in the world to me … still is. ☮️

E.L.O. was bigtime in the mid to late 70's. I had numerous albums and 45's of theirs that I literally wore out playing on my little beat-up portable record player. Once my folks split up and I acquired their old stereo system, I really thought I was cool. Bob Daisley was one of those big name musicians back then who'd played with everybody.

It was MAGIC!

Love the way he says Epeee-Logue...

I saw the same tour in Atlanta. The first concert was canceled because Ozzy got injured making the Bark at the Moon video. That was supposed to be my first concert. I was 15 but because of the concert getting rescheduled we saw Iron Maiden Piece of mind tour first…

My understanding is that Daisley wrote some of Ozzy's material. I think Jake E. Lee talks about it. They didn't get credited originally or something.

One of my first concerts and motley Crue opening for Ozzy.

Good times

That was my first also for Ozzy and Motley! Portland Oregon Memorial Coliseum! I saw some pranks played by Ozzy's crew > pouring bags of flour on Mick and Nikki ! They came back and poured a goblet of drink over Ozzy's head! 😆

Where did you see the Bark @ The Moon/Shout @ The Devil concert? I saw that show at the original Spectrum in Philly in January 1984. Apparently they did 2 shows there, 1/15 and 1/16/84.

I'm ready!! Lol

10:43 Bob mentions Monmouth ( Wales uk ) which is where they wrote Blizzard and most of Diary. I made a video of this place for Randy Rhoads fans it is on my channel. Just look for Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a madman house. It's very old and dates back to the 16th century. It became a well known recording studio, at present it is a holiday let run by friends.

poor Eric ,just sitting there ,just like in KISS !! Which I just saw at the Hollywood Bowl ,the quietest show I have ever seen. KISS looked like they were pretty much ready to pass out, 1 more month and KISS better not play again ,they have stayed way too long! Bob was definitely a talker here,just want to hear about Randy,that's it ,the end!

I am convinced that if Bob and Lee had remained with the band and were on that bus that dark March morning in 82' they would have had the state of mind from years in the business to have stepped in and not let Randy get on that plane...

At that time I lived in the Soviet Union, and rock and roll was forbidden to listen to. But in 1988, the Soviet Union began to collapse and rock and roll became more accessible. Information about rock music was brought by sailors from Japan, Musical Life magazine. I knew a lot of bands in 1987 and 1988 and KISS and Rainbow and Black Sabbath and Motley Crue and the Beatles and Led Zeppeln, Urai Hееp, Bon Jovi and Cinderella. I remember around 1990 I saw an Ozzy Osbourne video on TV where a polka dot guitar was flying over a railroad. it was a cool song and one of the first rock music videos. But I didn’t know that it was Randy Rhoads’ guitar, although I knew that Ozzy had a guitarist who died in a plane crash. But I didn't know his name. I was young, I was 15 years old, I knew many guitarists and vocalists, but most likely I didn’t know Randy Rhoаds then. Now that I have learned this story of Randy Rhoаds' life in more detail, I am amazed by his talent, his hard work and his music. I only learned in 2020 that it was Randy Rhoаds who founded the group Quiet Riot, although I learned about this group in 2010 when I saw the DIO Stars video. There I liked the voice of vocalist Kuvin Dubrow. And I found out that he was from the group Quiet Riot. And this turns out to be the guitarist of Ozzy Osbourne who founded Quiet Riot and took Kevin Dubrow into this group. Very interesting information in this video. Thanks to Bob Daisley. I remember when Eric Singer came to KISS in 1992 after the death of Eric Carr in November 1991. Randy Rhodes is in our hearts forever!!!!

Bob hints at this... the best guitar players are the best song writers! Bass players as well as Bob proves!

Eddie VH told the story of Randy coming backstage at the Whiskey and asking how he kept that ratty Strat copy in tune after beating the stock Fender tremelo to death....Eddie said I don't know....he did know, but kinda a secret he didn't want to reveal. If you look at all of the old backstage pics, you'll see a can of 3 in 1 oil next to his Fender practice/tune amp..always!! He and Rudy figured the key was almost zero pressure on the neck nut, and lots of oil, to keep the strings moving and not binding.....wind the strings high on the peg, and good things happen....but it was his ear to use the sonic effect...Randy had none of that....... Randy did some hot stuff, like SATO......but were he here, he'd say VH1 was a masterpiece...(thanks to Ted Templeman and Don Landee...) Listen to the drivel Gene Simmons did with the recording in NYC....it is freaking aweful!!

I'm 16 minutes into the video and don't think Eric Singer has said a word. He has tried..but hasnt gotten through. Oh wait, he is talking now. Hehe.

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Dude, you need to normalize your audio....those audio tracks you play are a lot louder than the audio during the conversation.

All this talk about Randy these days kind of reminds me of the keepers doc. On Romeflix...oops I mean Netflix.50years after the fact.I never heard about any of this, say 30 years ago, it's been what ,40 years?

Love Eric Singer but I don’t understand why he was on this interview he was like a third wheel didn’t seem like there was any point in him being there.

I saw the BATM tour and Ratt opened. Awesome seeing Jake and Warren in the same night.🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Randy rhoads was a true legend he change all the rules and where people get off saying Eddie van Halen was a legend sorry but your wrong and you should be ashamed of even going we all know without rhoads metal would have never Been what it turn out to be theaeh glam listen and your hear rhoads all over it and one last time hi g dimebag is not a legend either or Stevie ray vauqn there were good guitarist but they did not change the landscape Sharon and Ozzy should be blamed for if Sharon would done her job she would have never let the bus driver fly his bat plan this is Sharon words he was smoking coke earlier in the day they stole an angel from the whole world rip randy your alway be remember because e ery time someone plug in a Les Paul into a marshall it when someone does an neo classical song randy will be breathing and though him bye randy we all miss love you still out hero

..but how are they Talkin? They're not movin their Mouths. ..Ventriloquism? Telepathy? 🤷

I'm ready as well Debbie Moeller. Lets have that fake Dr Corey tonight. He dead meat...

You should ask Eric Singer if he knew Randy Rhoads or if Paul Stanley did. I know for a fact that Randy met Gene Simmons on the blizzard tour when he was with Diana Ross in 81at a rock club.

Who is lil' Elvis and what is his purpose? Seems like he just holds a screwdriver and lightning incense.

Worst part is google commercial crap

Wth is Eric Singer doing here lol

ok that disco 'music' has got to go

Bob Daisley mentions buying the bass he used on Ozzys albums from Orange. Orange is still around en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Music_Electronic_Company The original shop was opened at 3 New Compton Street in London. If you look on google maps at number 42, there is an art shop called Rhodes. Spelling is wrong but it's still a nice coincidence.