Jake E Lee is one of the most criminally underrated overlooked guitarist of all time

That guitarist is Jake E Lee. and is phenomenal.

Ozzy has always had great guitarists ! But those of us old enough to remember Randy Rhodes will always consider Randy the guitarist who not only put Ozzy back on top in the rock scene but is one of the GOAT'S of rock music !

Jake E. Lee is the guitarist here. He was great for Ozzy back in the day. For more try out “Bark at the Moon” & Jake’s solo stuff with Badlands, “Dreams in the Dark” & “Winters Call” particularly 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

R.I.P The late great Randy Castillo! Best drummer Ozzy ever had

Funny story (to me anyway). When this song first came out back in the 80's, a friend of mine was into all the pop, bubble gum groups of that time. There was a dance club we use to hang out at every Sunday. They had a jukebox that played videos. This was one of them. So I made her watch it over and over. Along with "Tears are falling" by KISS. Today, she is a hardcore metal head! Mission accomplished! 🤘😂

Ozzy had some of the best guitarists with him through his career. Calling Ozzy unique is an understatement.

Next up from Ozzy should be ....... 'No More Tears', the bass in this song is AMAZING!!!!!!

Jake E. Lee on guitar. He's a legend in his own right.

Ozzy Osbourne is such a legend, I was so happy to see him at the Closing Ceremony of the Commonwealth Games a couple of weeks ago in Birmingham, UK. Back to the city that made him. 🇬🇧❤️

LOVE this song!!!! The Ultimate Sin album has a ton of badass tracks on it like: “Lightning Strikes”, “Ultimate Sin”, “Thank God for the Bomb”, “Never Know Why”, “ Secret Loser”….hell the whole album kicks ass 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

"Who doesn't wanna listen to Ozzzzzy?" Amber nails it again. Jake E Lee was a monster on that guitar during his stint with the master of musical madness we all love, so many awesome tunes... Ozzy sure knew how to pick the right players.

That is Jake E. Lee on the guitar, sir. He is a master. This was my favorite song for the longest time because of his playing. To play those final notes in his solo, you actually take the pick sideways and hammer it against the neck of the guitar on a particular fret (note) really fast and then just slide your finger up the frets (notes) with the other hand on the same string. It makes a trilling sound like that as it gets higher in the chord progression. Awesomeness.

Jake E. Lee is the guitarist on this. Just phenomenally awesome. I've seen tons of metal shows. I've never seen a guitarist roll around on stage and continue playing a solo..... unbelievable

There’s nothing from Ozzy that doesn’t kick but I really have always loved this one. It’s just a jam you can’t deny.

Dated a Seventh Day Adventist. Took her to this concert on our first date lol. Married for 29 years till she passed

Ozzy always had the best guitarists. Starting with Toni in 'Sabbath' then Randy when he went solo. After Randy's death he got Jake E Lee (featured here) then moving on to Zakk Wild. There were others, but these were the most prominent. Long live the Prince of Darkness!!

I Love Ozzy's voice.

I can't believe I'm going to recommend a live version of a song because I have said several times on reactions to stick to the studio versions. But in this case "Mr. Crowley" live 1981. Not only is it a great performance of the song but it features Randy kicking ass with his solos and can't deny Rudy on bass and Tommy on drums. This was his best lineup. They kill it.

..... Hells yeah. BARK AT THE MOON with Ozzy!!

I love Jake E. Lee - he is an amazing guitarist and very underrated.

I always liked this song, not the first Ozzy song I heard, but it was and still is one of my favorites.

You guys should react to more Ozzy Osbourne… "Crazy Train", "Mr. Crowley", "Goodbye to Romance", "I Don't Know", "Over the Mountain", "Bark at the Moon", "Mr. Tinkertrain", "No More Tears", "Hellraiser", "I Just Want You", "See You on the Other Side", "Dreamer" 🎸🤘

Ozzy is still at it. His new album, Patient #9, will be released in Sep. The title track(ft Jeff Beck) and Degradation Rules(ft, Tony Iommi) have already been released as singles.

Ozzy is definitely one of a kind. Love this song 🎶 💕🎶

This album was guitarist Jake E. Lee’s masterpiece. It was a wall of guitar with massive rhythm playing.

Ozzy was blessed to have massive talent around him Tony, Randy, Jake and Zack

One of my favourite Ozzy songs, captures the mid 80s metal sound really well, great riff, catchy, cool track.

I saw this tour back in the day…Ozzy was brilliant. And Jake E. Lee was outstanding. I’ve also seen Ozzy with Black Sabbath and he never disappoints.

What I like about Ozzy is that you understand every word he sings. You don’t have to guess what the lyrics are…. Clear and clean…

I am a huge Ozzy fan. I have been a fan since I was 10 years old and I am 55 now. This is my daughter favorite song by him. One of my favorites

Jake e lee is Ozzy’s most underrated guitarist. He totally rips on guitar

Ozzy is definitely my favorite in metal, my wife secretly bought me tickets many years ago to see him at Ossfest and the icing on the cake was Iron Maiden being there as a special guest band.

No More Tears! We cranked that so loud back in TBE day and the bass was knocking pictures off the wall! LOVE that one!!! Booming Bass! 💗

Ozzy used to scare me as a kid. I was 8 years old in 1983 when the “Bark at the Moon” video came out. My neighbor had cable, and I remember seeing that video on MTV and being frightened by it.

Lightning Strikes. An outstanding song from Ozzy. Awesome guitar riffs/solos and the drums are unbelievable

"Shot in the Dark" was originally composed sometime around 1983 by members of Wildlife, a band featuring Steve Overland, Chris Overland, Simon Kirke of Bad Company, keyboardist Mark Booty, and future Ozzy Osbourne bassist Phil Soussan. Wildlife recorded a demo version of the song that was never officially released. When Soussan joined Ozzy Osbourne's band a couple of years later, he and Osbourne then reworked the song for Ozzy Osbourne's recording and release in early 1986. As a result, there has been much debate over the proper authorship of the song. Although the writing is credited to Soussan and Osbourne, some question whether other members of Wildlife (the Overland brothers, in particular) deserve writing credit for Osbourne's rendition, and what Osbourne's exact role was in the rewriting process. Later releases and omissions Despite the commercial success of "Shot in the Dark", it was notably omitted from various re-releases and further compilations after 2000, widely believed to be the result of the aforementioned authorship issues, along with other legal disputes from Phil Soussan and Bob Daisley,[6] while Osbourne himself has simply stated that he hates the Ultimate Sin album in general.[7] One notable exception to the song's consistent exclusion from compilations is the original 1997 release of The Ozzman Cometh. However, the 2002 re-release of this retrospective featured the track "Miracle Man" replacing "Shot in the Dark". In addition, the song is absent from compilations such as The Essential Ozzy Osbourne, Prince of Darkness, and Memoirs of a Madman. Both the EP Just Say Ozzy, which contains a live version of the song, and the original studio album The Ultimate Sin, were officially deleted from Ozzy's catalog in 2002. The original Ozzy Osbourne un-edited studio recording of "Shot in the Dark" (4:26) appears only on the 1986 single and the original release of The Ultimate Sin album. Later reissues of albums featuring a studio version of "Shot in the Dark" (namely, the 1995 remastered edition of The Ultimate Sin and the original 1997 release of The Ozzman Cometh) have the song edited to a 4:16 version, missing four extra measures of music after the first chorus. The original Wildlife rendition of the song was recorded and released by the Overland brothers' post-Wildlife AOR band FM on their 2012 release Only Foolin EP'.[8] The song was also covered by Finnish melodic rock band Stala & So. on their 2013 album Play Another Round (as bonus track), by Children of Bodom as a bonus track on their 2000 record Follow the Reaper, and by German power metal band Powerwolf on their 2015 album Metallum Nostrum.

Both albums with Jake E. Lee, Bark at the Moon and the Ultimate Sin are Masterpieces. Great songs on both.

This is my favorite Ozzy song. The guitar player is insane and Ozzy's vocals in this one just seem hypnotic, just flows through the song effortlessly.

Great choice by Ozzy Osbourne featuring Jake E. Lee on guitar!! After the great Randy Rhoads, Jake had a helluva run with Mr. Osbourne. “Killer of Giants”, “Bark at the Moon”, “Rock n’ Roll Rebel”, and “Thank God for the Bomb” were all favorites of mine, but the main attraction was the fantastic “Lightning Strikes”… Play that joint and you’ll stare at your tv like, “What in the hell is going on?!?” Jake destroyed that track… Lee is part-Japanese. Peace to Dweezil Zappa (Frank Zappa’s son) who’s driving the car with the young ladies in “Shot in the Dark”, and a major shout to Randy Castillo, who’s playing the drums phenomenally RIP… There’s a full concert video of including this song, as well… Peace to Tommy Aldridge, Rudy Sarzo, Bob Daisley, Lee Kerslake, Quiet Riot, Gus G., Zakk Wylde, Robert Trujillo and, of course, Randy Rhoads!! Excellent work, RSR Family!!

Jake E. Lee was great here. This whole album is phenomenal.

The Ultimate Sin album is one of my favorites of Ozzys. Jake E Lee is every bit as great as Randy Roads IMO.

Love this song, Ozzy is great..."Crazy Train" is a another great one, but of course he has many great ones. Thanx much, Peace

Ozzy always had amazing guitarists complementing his godfather of heavy metal voice 😂thank you Sharon 🎉😮😊

Oh Ozzy fits in a box - the padded white rubber room in the psyche ward 😀 Definitely one of his better post Sabbath songs ♥

Oh yes!!! Saw him in concert back in the late 80's! A-ma-zing!!! Quite the showman!!! 💗

And this is why the 80s will never die so much greatness in one decade 🪦🪦🤘🤘🤘

Jake E Lee Guitar- Phill Soussan Bass and The Late Great Randy Castillo on Drums !! R.I.P. Randy Castillo !!

Ozzy has worked with some of the greatest guitarists on the planet --- but Jake Lee is my personal favorite!

Dove deep into Ozzy. He is the voice of metal.

Love this album! 80s Ozzy rocks

I went to this concert.It was my first Ozzy concert and I LOVED it! Jake E Lee was the guitarist during this tour and he was Amazing! Keep On Rockin'

Weird, I was listening to this song yesterday on my way to work and was thinking about how you guys should react to it. That's Jake E Lee on guitar, with one of my all time favorite guitar song performances.

You both have had quite an education of music! Love y’all

So nice that you reacted to Ozzy. My cousin is a drummer, he took drum lessons from Randy Castillo Ozzy's drummer they both are from Albuquerque, New Mexico RIP Randy 💙🙏 he passed a few years... ago...

I was in high school in the early 80s and Ozzy was a God to me, I listened to him every single day and saw him 3 times. I'm 56 and I'm still jammin to him.

Ozzy, The Prince Of Darkness. Your next Ozzy song should be Bark At The Moon. The guitar on this song is incredible, mind blowing! Don't miss that one!.

Great choice! There is a great power ballad of him from around those years: "SO TIRED". You have to listen to it, for sure you will appreciate and enjoy the great instrumentation and an interesting music video where he performs 5 characters. You will be surprised by a different side of Ozzy

What a song!!! The Ultimate Sin is one hell of an album!! All of the tracks on this album is worth checking out but if I had to pick two more for you to listern too they would be - The Ultimate Sin & Secret Loser!!! There will never be another Ozzy 🤘🤘🤘🤘

That guitarist is Jake E. Lee. One of MY favorite solos by him is the solo from the song Bark at the moon. This song is off his Ultimate Sin album. The whole albums is good!

AWESOME choice...I 100% agree Sergio!!!!...almost everything in this album is so good; I suggest "Lightning Strikes" from the same album!! Oh, and YES, Jake E. Lee, FANTASTIC guitarist, WAY WAY WAY underrated!

Ozzy is God, pick any of his songs and it will be good. Great choice, seen him many times, both with Sabbath and Solo, and he always put on quite a show, backed up by legendary musicians. For a great Deep Cut of his, try Killer of Giants. Time for you two to go down the Black Sabbath rabbit hole soon. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

I think you may be the first of the several reactors I subscribe to who have reacted to this song. It's one of my all-time favorites of Ozzy's!

*There's a good number of solo OZZY songs yet to try: Over The Mountain__Crazy Train__I Don't Know__Mr. Crowley__No More Tears__Perry Mason__Mr. Tinkertrain__Bar At The Moon__and more.*

RIP RANDY CASTILLO

KISS - Hard Luck Woman

Jake is amazing. BARK AT THE MOON is next. His structure on that song and solo is amazing. 99% of the players who try to cover it are so off from how it’s truly played that Jake did a tutorial video showing how it’s played

Steve Marriott five long years this man is a under rated guitar god and has great vocals as well

Zak and Randy get all the press but for me Jake is Ozzys best guitar player. He just fit so well within the songs, both leads and rhythm

Ozzy's guitar player during this period was Jake E. Lee. A VERY skilled player who's responsible for a slew of killers riffs. After his "Ozzy" gig he went on to form a band called, "Badlands" with a phenomenal vocalist named.....Ray Gillen. Their debut album is absolutely excellent. Check out a track of their's called......"Dreams In The Dark". I saw them live and Ray's voice was amazing. Vocals and guitar work are way up their on the whole album and the songs themselves are really catchy.

This song and “killer of giants” were my introduction to Ozzy. It’s funny looking back on how great and popular it was when Ozzy has said how much he hates it. Not a reflection on the band or performance, it was just to pop for him.

You guys simply must dive in to Ozzy's first 2 albums with Randy Rhoads. Randy was the next Eddie Van Halen and was actually in a rival LA band, Quiet Riot before joining Ozzy. Randy's untimely passing was a tragedy in the music world. He was just getting started. But, he left us 2 studio albums and one live album, posthumously. Check out Crazy Train (from the Tribute video), Mr. Crowley (live Afterhours), I Don't Know, Over the Mountain, Flying High Again and the epic masterpiece, Diary of a Madman. ....oh yeah the guitarist on this video is Jake E. Lee and he is pretty amazing as well!

OZZY. I was 14 years old my brother was playing OZZY on his record player still a big fan at 60 will always ride on the crazy train 🚆...

Ozzy, the amazing Jake E Lee!! What could go wrong? Great reaction guys! More Ozzy, please! 🙂

A MUST HEAR,, Kelly (His Daughter) & Ozzy Osbourne "Changes"...TRUST ME!!

Wife here...This is the epitome of Ozzy's "Hair Metal" years...Looooove it..Got constant play on MTV!!!

Love It!! Good Ol' Hard Hitting Ozzy Rock! :) PS- J... I saw both shirts, and thought 'We need some more AC/DC!' But Ozzy did JUST FINE today :) Great Choice AGAIN GUYS!!

Ultimate Sin is one of my favorite Ozzy albums. Killer Of Giants.

The lead guitarist is Jake E. Lee. This great guitarist is the backbone of this song. Of course, Ozzie voice along with Jake's guitar, made this song a HUGE hit for Ozzi.

You REALLY need to hear "No More Tears". Talk about epic Ozzy! 🤘

The guitarist Ozzy had at the time, Jake E Lee, has a great metal style. I think you guys should check out Jake E Lee's post-Ozzy project called Badlands. Their debut self titled album Badlands (1989) was sensational and included such bangers as "Winter's Calling", "Live Wire" and "Rumblin' Train"

Loooove Ozzy! He's always had the BEST guitarists in metal. Randy , Jake E. Lee, Zack Wylde ♥️

Ozzy is more than an artist, more than a musician and singer.....one of a handful of individuals who has changed heavy metal culture.

I’m loving all the shout-outs about Jake (guitarist) in this reaction. He was truly my favorite era of Ozzy’s music. Yeah I know that Oz has had some brilliant guitarists up there with him but this one has always been my favorite. Thank you Rob Squad, as always, your reactions just have that blessed ability to make my day better

I love when Jay is blown away by a guitar solo, his jaw hits the floor and he stares at Amber. So awesome 👌.

I've heard folks say that this album was Ozzy Lite, and a was a little more commercial than previous albums, but they are still great, catchy tunes

One thing Ozzy was good at was finding great musicians to surround himself with. The guitar in this is Jake E Lee. You should check out: "Bark At the Moon" "Rock and Roll Rebel" If you like the guitar in this, then oh boy are you gonna LOVE the genius of the late Randy Rhodes on: "Crazy Train" "Flying High Again" "You Can't Kill Rock & Roll" "Mr. Crowley" Then there's Zakk Wylde on guitar on songs like: "Mama I'm Coming Home" "No More Tears" Tioraidh an-drasta 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

So many great Ozzy songs... most have been brought up already. I think Perry Mason is one of my favorites...

Bark at the Moon (1983) should be the follow up to this. It's Ozzy in some heavy makeup from Greg Cannom. Awesome guitar work in that one too!

The fabulous Jake E Lee on guitar, Phil Soussan on bass, Randy Castillo (RIP) on drums...a great line-up! Had the pleasure of seeing a handful of gigs on this tour and they blew the roof off every night! 🤘

For me it’s one of the best album and Jake e Lee is amazing guitarist

This came out when I was 12 and gravitating toward heavy music. I'll always have a soft spot for it.

Guitarist for this album was Jake E Lee. And you would definitely like the song bark at the Moon !!

R.I.P Randy Castillo. loved this era of Oz...Jake E Lee imo, was the best guitarist other than Randy that he had...no one could come close to the Randy era for me

Guitarist Jake E. Lee's post-Ozzy band, Badlands, was great (it also featured drummer Eric Singer, before he joined KISS). Check out the songs "High Wire", "Winter's Call", "The Last Time".

I saw Ozzy on this tour circa ‘83….still love Ozzy to this day.

In the guitar solo, he does a lot of hammer-ons, legatos and sweeps, among other guitar techniques for lead guitarists. That's how he can move hi fingers so fast. Ozzy has had some amazing guitar players: Randy Rhoads, Jake E. Lee and Zakk Wyle. Randy Rhoads is and was an inspiration to a new generation of guitar players. Another great song from Ozzy is "You Can't Kill Rock N' Roll"

I saw Jake E. Lee with "Bad Lands" wraming up for "Great White" and "Tesla"...a great guitar player for Ozzy!

Oh yeah! You gotta love Ozzy ✌❤🎶 Amber, he is The Prince of Darkness..

Brings me back to my early childhood because I grew up with this song