While Rhoads was a serious classical guitarist whose arsenal held some devastating classically based rock licks, what was most striking about his playing was his unique way of weaving shades of classical music into his overall style, often yielding darker colors and textures.
Let’s begin by watching Rhoads tear through one of his classic solos while playing with former Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, who had just introduced him to the world.
A lot of people have played guitar with Ozzy Osbourne. They are not all here. In the interests of keeping this list shorter than a…
Kelly Garni grew up with Randy Rhoads and formed Quiet Riot with him in 1975. The bassist was fired three years later after a drunken…
He could easily be intimidated, following in the footsteps of guitarists with names like Iommi, Rhoads, and Lee. But Ozzy Osbourne’s Zakk Wylde is his…
Jake E. Lee is, understandably, widely expected to play his staple hit, Bark at the Moon, when he joins Ozzy Osbourne at the blockbuster Back…
Bob Daisley believes he was always destined to play bass. “When I saw an actual bass guitar in the flesh in front of me, it…
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