Ronnie James DIO talks about Sabbath, Rainbow, Ritchie Blackmore and Graham Bonnet
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2022
- 1980 Heaven and Hell interview. Probably the only interview known to exist where DIO talks about his replacement Graham Bonnet.
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It is nice to hear Dio's praise for Graham's singing. I always wondered how Ronnie thought about the next Rainbow singer.
Roger Glover wrote all the lyrics from down to earth. Also produced it. Its really Roger's baby.
yes, from what I've read, Graham was coming in very late into the 'Down to Earth' album, when almost everything was written by Ritchie and Roger, or even recorded. (same happened with JLT for the next album) I think Graham did write lyrics later on in Alcatrazz
R. I. P. Dio! 🤘🤘
ronnie sure did damn with faint praise. 'he (graham) probably isn't writing as much as I did,' 'ritchie is happy because he makes more money from publishing.'
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I always wondered if Ronnie intentionally tried to lose weight. He was significantly heavier up until the 1980's than he was later on. You can see it in his face.
I have also noticed that he was a bit heavier although not really overweight around 1980, by mid 80´s he was superslim and that lasted the rest of his life. He was almost 40 in 1980 and keeping the weight is usually harder when you get a bit older so i guess he handeled it better later on.
He had a stomach ulcer surgery in the mid-80s.
Funny thing too, he refused to eat vegetables. But then stomach cancer got him in the end
I assumed it was adorable Baby-Fat. He had more weight on him in1984 tour, looked adorbs IMO. He always hated food, eating and sleeping. Like a real picky eater. His face sort of looks bloated to me. So now we have another RJD mystery . . .
@@lareyna65 on some interview he said he had a appendicitis surgery to. I guess he had lots of stomach issues
My gyess he is alergic to something, his talking voice seems all stuffy and his eyes a little swollen. Hard to see it, because he has eveliner on.