Jake is incredible one of my favorite! I think it was his attitiude back in the day that really did him in. I could be wrong

@@amievil3697 He got fired by Sharon , they swindled him out of writing credits on the songs he wrote.

@@amievil3697 if by attitude you mean he was naive and got screwed by Sharon and Ozzy, then yes.

Randy was another Jimmy page

Jake is the real deal and not given the credit he deserves.

Jaw-droppingly good.

pat jeans indeed ! And always had a great tone !

Bro Zakk Wylde is so much better.......I am j fucking k

Jake was the very best Ozzy ever had..its a shame how he and Sharon screwed him over

Angelo J Richetti, Rhandy Rhôdes was considered Ozzys best guitarist by Ozzy himself ‘

and got nothing than shit from ozzy for it... 😞

I saw Ozzy on that same tour with Metallica. Jake was awesome! I agree with what you said about him playing in his style and honoring Randy's legacy as well

I saw the same tour in salt lake city!

@@jonlam10I saw that tour in Chicago, awesome show.

Al Self I'll say this everything you worked on in this band was the best. Everything else was a shadow in comparison.

The sound quality on this recording is awesome. Great mix, great playing!! Aldridge on drums I assume. I would love to hear more!!

Bob you never seem to get your just rewards, but we American fans know your talent, your songwriting is incredible, and your bottom end is always incredible, and WE hope if anything you have a comfortable living and peace of mind and contentment. Well drink a pint for ya mate ;-)

@@dragonlancer74 TRUTH

I would like to see it my favorite bark at the moon tour salt lake city find it awesome

you speak for Randy????? a bit arrogant don't you think??

@@tomdaniels3392 having a bad day? Geeze.

@@tomdaniels3392 Change your tampon, please.

@@tomdaniels3392 somebody’s time of the month

@@tomdaniels3392 jeez, looks like someone didn't get there unemployment.

Because most came for Jake’s playing, hence the title.

@@sketchyold LOL yeah, I came for the guitar player, but stayed for the drummer and bassist 😁

Yeah I hear it too. I'm guessing it is Tommy Aldridge and Bob Daisley?

I would say this was Ozzy's strongest ever stage lineup. It could have only been surpassed by Daisley, Rhoads, Airey and Aldrich. Bob Daisley is probably one of the greatest, most underrated rock bassists of all time.

@@jamesmarabello2314 This is easily the most tight Ozzy's lineup he ever had, especially live. Jake, Daisley, Aldrich were just perfect.

He was never underrated

Jake came in to an unfortunate situation and was great! He did not deserve the way he was treated! Total respect for Jake!! Was totally shook when Badlands lost Ray Guillen!! Jake had a good thing going! I would like to meet Jake!! He seems like a great person!!

Doesn't even remotely come close to Randy Rhoads

@@midwestmangler79 That's great but last I checked Randy is no longer with us.

@@midwestmangler79 Randy is one of my all time favorites but so is Jake. Saying he doesn't even remotely come close to Randy is saying Ozzy hired a hack to replace Randy. He absolutely crushes Randy's solos and wrote some classics of his own. Jake is awesome.

@Kurt Barlow Never cared for Randy Rhoads. He was a shredder that follows Classical guitar theory and techniques. It doesn't have the feel that Toni Iommi, Jake E. Lee and Zakk Wylde have because they are more Blues and Rock based. Black Sabbath was Black Sabbath but listen to Jake play Lightning Strikes, Shot In The Dark. Now listen to Zakk play Crazy Babies, Mr. Tinkertrain, No More Tears........ That completely annihilates anything and everything Randy ever did. Crazy Train.....really? I can't hardly sit through that song when they way overplay it on Classic Rock radio stations.

@Kurt Barlow Same here, never cared for his tone and sound coming out of his amp either.

No one ever talks about that…. Fill in the shoes of a guitar god, give it your interpretation but still honor Randy’s piece of music. He did all three aspects like a 6 string wizard. The modded Marshalls in the early 80s were not the highly compressed and hide your mistake ultra high gain signals of the last 25 years. Hats off to the legend…

@Kzed you can't really say that when you look at the guitar compositions that randy turned out in a very short space of time. Your right though that Jake was one hell of a guitarist his interpretations of Randy's work were 1000 times better than say Brad gillis who when he played the Mr crowley solos sounded nothing like the original.

He does pick his spots! Unfortunately, Zakk thinks that almost every spot is a great place for a pinch harmonic. :)

When I hear zakks punch harmonic pattern I can't help but think of the spongebob episode where they find a colony where the people make fart noises after each word. Zakk pinches a harmonic after each lyric

😂😂😂😂

An absolute magician on guitar he was.

Still is.

They all stand behind Tony though

You can’t discount Gus G. Listen to his version of Mr. Crowley on Ozzy and friends. It’s on another level.

WELL, ZAKK WILL WILL NEVER WRITE HITS LIKE THE ULTIMATE SIN AND BARK AT THE MOON.

@@petru2219 No More Tears: "hold my beer"

He’s second after Randy. Amazing guitarist.

Rhoads

I agree about him being under appreciated as well as underrated. I've seen him with Ozzy and with Badlands at a small club outside of Detroit. I was right up front and got to really watch him play. Excellent performance. One of my all-time favorite guitar players

right...

+Jesse Zoso ...On!

Absolutely!

Idk, You must admit it is hard to forget Randy, but yea, Ozzy pushed Jake so hard. He is hard to ignore. It is indeed a hard choice.

Randy Rhoads wrote this fuxking Solo .. I love Jake but come on think ...

Solo version Jake E Lee, please.

I must agree!!

His sense of melody is so original and such a phenomenal guitarist.

Iommi was the greatest

His best...

Do you live under a fuckin rock? Jake was never underrated.

Yeah and Night Ranger wasn't really metal at all. Gillis crushed that live album.

Exactly. He didn't come in and try to "outshred" Randy or play a zillion notes. He just did his own style and nailed it.

Jake was great, but he had that glam vibe which got old. Zakk Wylde was the next best thing in Ozzys band and proved that by producing the number one selling Ozzy album. The dude is untouchable in speed and he was respectful of Randy by avoiding classical guitar. Jake was glam, Gus was a big fat mistake who had no real influence to offer the guitar world, and he played classical in ozzy which I found offensive considering Zakk knowing that was the forbidden fruit. I’m so happy Zakk is back with ozzy and ever since I met him backstage at ozzy for a meet and greet/Wylde audio guitar package, he blessed me after our small talk on Randy Rhoads by playing I don’t know and Mr Crowley on the guitar I got!!!!! Even Dimebag knew Zakk was the best on a six string👑

@@cs9667 Zakk is really boring though.

@@steve.hoffman I beg to differ, but ones thing for sure, I’m happy to have seen Zakk play with Ozzy over Gus. I think Jakes solos were being to be honest but anything but Gus and I’m a happy camper.

Randy without question.

You are all forgetting the single greatest guitar player to ever play with Ozzy. An English gentleman by the name of Tony. You may have heard of him.

No key player on that gig had to work up the arrangement but im sure he already new what to play as well with Bob

@@roadwarrior4080 I got one word.....professionals

Jake was great, made his own interpretation, never try to sound like Randy!!! Amasing

I agree. It's just a guitar arrangement for the synth intro, probably because they were touring without a keyboardist.

@@techmiter6299 They had Don Airey for the tour, who dropped out after the first couple of shows in Japan due to his mother dying, so he flew home and the band did the next half a dozen shows without him. Airey returned for the last two shows of that tour, at the rock In Rio festival then left for good.

SHARON IS A SON OF HER FATHER. CRIMINALS ALL OF THEM.

She's a typical Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.

Sharon did everyone wrong but Ozzy.

The new guy for Judas Priest - his demo video audition - Crowley - wow. But Jake was with Ozzy - for amounts of time - and knew how to play it Ozzy’s way !

Brad gillis was better

Totaly agree!!

Sharon needs to be the one to offer her hand first.

Jake didn't do a damn thing wrong. It took me a long while to Warm to Zakk as bringing a Randy clone in after he had passed was just fucking weird . Sharon treated Jake like shit . And WTF was the remixing of the Blizzard albums about just cut Bob and Lee Kerslake out ? Fucking pathetic but I guess the apple didn't fall far from the tree in aharons case.

Sharon needs to go

I think it will happen. Life is too short. And give Jake some damn $ too for writing nearly all the songs.

Bark at the Moon came out in 1983. Speak of the Devil is 1982.

Saw the Bark tour. It was mind blowing !

Love that first album.

You're not the only person who feels this way...

@@btx109 because its true.jake is unbelievable and whoever is considered to be the best jake is just as good.

Absolutely true, Jake was the best player Ozzy ever had.

I was there at Nakano Sun Plaza at 10th row just in front of Jake. It is unbelievable to be able to listen this rare version again in my life! Thank you.

Jake played most of Randy's guitar parts note for note probably out of respect to the greatness of Randy. Not sure why anyone would have an issue.

Lucky bastard !

Exactly, what amazed me is how he put his own thing into Randy's solo

Randys solo is legendary. Anyone can copy a legend. Jake doesn't have any legendary material with Ozzy.

Not only that but the song is legendary. The writing along tops Jake by lightyears.

What about Rob? Bark at the moon, centre of eternity, killer of giants, secret loser?

@@whataboutrob442 At least Jake wasn't going to get sued for "borrowing" known classical pieces and use them, like Randy did. Not to mention both Blizzard Of Ozz and Diary Of A Madman had three people who helped writing the material, Bob Daisley, Lee Kerslake and Randy himself. How was Randy's "great writing" in Quiet Riot? Exactly. Jake alone wrote most of the stuff on both Bark At The Moon and The Ultimate Sin, with only Daisley helping with lyrics and a few things here and there.

Being on stage - must be like blinding speed !

You can probably get something close to it if you get a guitar pro file for the song and transpose the organ part.

Just listen to it, it’s not hard. It’s good training for your ears too.

@@charliejamz. hard is relative, for some may be easy for others maybe not

@@joeshlong9614 keep at it and it’s not hard. First song will be challenging, then you get used to it. Best to train your ears on hearing what to play, rather than dummying down on tablatures.

No doubt ! Saw Bark tour. Crue opened. Those songs were soaring from that Lp.

He literally makes this look like a child's solo he was that good

Good question. Jake gives that 70's hardtail strat a beating and it never goes out of tune.

He's got locking tuning machines. I'm still surprised he's never snapped that neck when he divebombs like that lol.

@@fessparker9399 Seriously!

@@fessparker9399 Sperzel claims to have been the first ones to make locking tuners in 1983 but I seriously doubt Jake used them back then.

@@charlesw7441 Jake used a Charvel guitar.

Exactly. I agree 100%

“mysterious”?

Holmes was great! I've only seen Ozzy once, and he absolutely nailed everything!

I caught Jake with Red Dragon Cartel early in their first tour. He hadn't lost a single step. What a player. Got to hang with him a little bit too. Very cool dude.

lists dont matter,you know he is easily top 10