I met her on the Ozzfest tour in 2000. She was always very sweet to me, but at the same time, everyone on the tour knew not to do anything that would cross her or piss her off, or else she would destroy your life.
I saw all three of Jake's tours with Ozzy, and he was incredible. That he played hardtails really impressed me because many of his Era would blast away quickly then go wild on the vibrato arm. It quickly became a cliché. Cheers to Jake to daring to be different.
Fell into the RUclips Abyss after watching Ozzy's Induction to Rock & Roll HOF. AAHHH the 80's... Ozzy in his prime...So High ....Hair Perms on guys that shred...and of course the synthesizer with classic. RR licks! Kick ass show and period in time for Metal! (minus the Synth). Long live Prince of Darkness! CONGRATULATIONS! and of course..... THANKS FOR ALL THE MUSIC!!!!!
FINALLY! After seeing bits and pieces of Ozzy's set over the years, starting with the 3 songs per band that MTV gave us way back when, then other posts here on RUclips, this is so GOOOOD. Full set, guitar mixed strong, band sounds amazing, crowd going rapid. Brilliant. THX U!
I saw this lineup at Jackson, MS in June (?) 1984 when I was 15. Remember my camo BDUs bottoms (around my feet) flapping in the breeze from the power coming out the mains. Just as memorable was Accept opening for Ozzy --- those two, white flying Vs and the background vocals to "Balls to the Wall" sounded like thunder in the room. In retrospect, Ozzy was so young that day... sheesh time flies. Being in the room with Bob, Jake, Tommy and Don was an honor. Pains me to think Sharon may have been there
I was there !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was stunned about guess who ? And I was going too one gig a week for nearly one year in London and so Reading and Monsters 1980
Jake just flat owning those songs. Bark at the Moon was written by this lineup. Both Bob Daisley and Jake not getting proper credit or payment for those songs.
@@noahmartin9526yep, that’s why the album says “all songs written by Ozzy Osbourne” and you know darn well Ozzy is not good enough to come up with songs like Rock And Roll Rebel 😂
Was this possibly the largest venue Jake played at to this point? He exudes confidence and is a great showman. He should be confident! He’s incredible. He’s always been one of my favorite guitarists.
The band was really, really tight here. Very impressed. Tommy never disappoints. I’m usually not a big fan of Ozzy’s traditionally loud keyboards over the years - but if you really pay attention to this, Jake and Don did some pretty intricate double harmonies and riffs all throughout this gig.
holy shit I know i'm getting old now so I forget things but I think this is the first time I have seen the video with "fairies wear boots" ... christ this is awesome
He was amazing that day. It was about 95 degrees at that time with no breeze. We were all on dirt. They used water hoses to try to keep us cooler. Ozzy started a string that ended with Van Halen. I don’t count Quiet Riot or Motley Crue. It was the greatest day of rock in my life of 1700 concerts spanning 48 years
Lee, Aldridge, Sarzo. Killer classic lineup! Sounds so good. When Ozzy's not singing, he reminds me of that cat that with the homemade Sabbath shirt that was peaking at the '75 Don Kirshners rock concert set. My 1st ever concert was that lineup, that year, in Tampa
❤this ! I was there(all weekend). I’ve seen a few versions of this show, this is the first to have ALL the songs, including Faries wear boots. Outstanding!😎🎸
What’s up with boomers and their mentality of thinking that everything is “underrated”? It’s so cringe and annoying. Jake is easily the fan favorite. The majority of fans cite him as their favorite Ozzy guitarist. There are underrated musicians out there, but the biggest and most beloved names in rock are not them.
@@evanoglesby9504 More overlooked, but not really underrated in his day. We grew up viewing Randy as a hero who never really went away. Jake’s era was short and a low point for Oz. Sharon released Randy Rhodes Tribute in ‘87. It sold well and was followed by Ozzy’s FIRST successful US tour. It was celebrating Randy with the new gun named Zakk who was instantly loved and stuck around to make some great records. That era was a huge comeback for Ozzy. Zakk gets praised for saving Ozzy by breathing new life into him. Jake is very overlooked but certainly not underrated. If you play guitar and love Ozzy, you know it’s Tony, Randy, and Jake only.
brilliant! thanks for posting. also gives me continued hope that someone, somewhere, someday will uncover full high quality footage from Randy Rhoads era touring.
My gawd Jake kicked major arse here!!!! He joined Ozzy just a few months earlier, yet he could pick up every song here. Jake is forever my favorite Ozzy guitarist. The difference between Jake and Zakk is that Zakk IMO overplayed the guitar -- especially the pre-Zakk songs. Jake stuck to the original styles of Randy and Tony the best he could, keeping the spotlight on Ozzy.
Jake's playing is very stable and at the same time very thrilling.Stability and thrilling are something opposite,but he has both of them. That's why his playing never disappoints us. By the way,'US' of US festival means not the United States but us of 'we our us' , right ?
I love to watch this set...I've seen it 6 times or so and Jake is just freaking crazy to watch on his "Fiddle"...baaaaaalmao , the faces he makes and stuff😂...they sounded amazing that day and forward on....puts me in a good mood watching this! Oz was so handsome! One of the best Front Men of all time!!
There's an OUTSTANDING Tommy's DRUM SOLO-35:05 Even when he drops the sticks, it's wild!!🫨!❤ The Magnificent Ozzy, No matter When or Where I see him perform.
Randy Rhoads was the best songwriter, but Jake E. Lee was THE right guy for the job. Everyone has their favorite Ozzy guitar player but for what you needed in the 80s - the technique, the skills, the looks, the moves - Jake brought it every night. Saw them in Feb 84 in Cleveland and Jake was unstoppable
Jake E F*cking LEE Was the GOAT! He went on to join the band Badlands with Ray Gillen Greg Chaisson and Jeff Martin there best album was Voodoo Highway!! 🖤
Damn Jake E Lee holding those notes without a vibrato bar is I N S A N E❗️The Ozzman sounds great as always and same with Tommy Aldridge! Unfortunately idk who Bob Daisly and Don Airey are (Sorry people in the comments section don’t END me I’m young) Wow thank you for the upload, 🤘🏻🤩🤘🏻
The only 2 guitarist I did not see with Ozzy was Randy and Bernie. I would say Jake had the thinnest sound out of all the Ozzy guitarist I’ve seen live with Ozzy while being the most unorthodox of them all meaning hard to copy. Definitely badass!
@jackbrowne8527 Sorry, but I don't hear anything amazing but the instrumental part. I only hear voice cracks in every single sentence..on the other hand the drunk and high part shows that he doesn't respect all the fans that paid to see him on stage.
Jake may not have been my favorite but i thought he was the most skilled of all the west coast 80s Gunslingers, he was already amazing here and just kept getting better during his time with Ozzy.
I love Zach Wild,but Jake E Lee was definitely the man to fill Randy's shoes!! I heard Sharon as usual stuck her nose where it doesn't belong! Ozzy fried his brain wayyy too soon and he had no idea!!
Ozzy STILL sounds so much better than...Vince Neil (nowadays). Can't understand a damn thing Vince "sings" during the recent live Crue concerts. My vote is for Ozzy!
@@randybutternubs1209 wow! Distance seventh. I’m no aficionado, I’d love to learn more why you think so. Is he just not good for Ozzy or something about his playing in general ? I have to admit I had a great time at a Wylde concert here in Detroit’s Fox theater
Great show! That said, it's a shame the fact that Don Costa (Ozzy's bass player back then) was fired minutes before this show. He brought his entire family to see him play and he was humiliated by Sharon.
Not to ever rush in to defend Sharon, or Ozzy for luring Don Costa in close, to as to whisper something to him, just to head butt Don Costa in the face, breaking his nose. & Yet someone should tell the tale & backstory that left Don bloodied, without a job, as his family was gathered there to see him & his sister Costa perform, Don’s sister being a lingerie model & a dancer who performed that night with Van Halen that night. Don, after being warned repeatedly, to keep away from young girls & stop walking out in front of Ozzy on stages to steal the spotlight, as Ozzy was singing & performing, yet he kept on doing all of it purposely. All of which really should have go without even saying, to never do. But Don wouldn’t be swayed, and later egomaniacally bragged to a roadie, how he still kept walking out in front of Ozzy, whenever Sharon wasn’t looking! When the roadie immediately went & told Sharon, who pretended to walk off, but doubled back & caught Don red handed, doing it again! So Don really brought it on himself, & then received a very humbling lesson at the US fest, where he was left bloody, broken & then learned he was fired, as his family had gathered there, to see him perform at the U.S. fest. Ozzy had to pay $5K to have get Don a nose job. That said most Ozzy fans were glad that Bob Daisley returned & got to play the Ozzy material again, that Bob had helped Randy Rhoads to create. Don Costa’s short stint with Ozzy was a cautious tale, he should have known the opportunity he had, as Bob Daisley was waiting in the wings, Don should have known all along that he was just a hired gun, working in Ozzy’s band, at it most tumultuous point in history, under a notoriously vengeful, wicked manager. Don was already on thin ice, after repeatedly attempting to steal the spotlight like a pure moron, & then Don senselessly pushed his luck even further, all to get caught again trying to steal the spotlight. Don should have been more self aware not to brag to a roadie, about still getting away with breaking the stage rules, as if he was the main attraction? Even before his short stint with Ozzy, Don had been a sickly twisted, minor figure in rock music history. Reportedly: Born in San Diego, the teenage Don Costa stole his first ever Bass guitar and taught himself to play. Local bands inevitably followed, before the lure of Hollywood. His first L.A. band was Dante Fox (who later became Great White) Although Don dismissed them later as 'g@y noise crap', Dante Fox certainly gave Costa the opportunity to develope his over the top stage behaviors. It was here that he first strapped a cheese grater onto the back of his Bass so that at one stage in the set he'd turn his bass over and start shredding his knuckles on it, resulting in blood and flesh flying everywhere. Less dramatically, he was also known for punching in his bass speaker cabinets and doing unusual things with a pick-axe. In August 1982 Costa joined up with Blackie Lawless and his suitably wild & sick outfit WASP, but their perverse personalities clashed and after just one gross gig, he'd quit WASP to form his own band, Damien. & Damien were about as close to total deplorable outrage as it was possible to get away with, in that hedonistic drunken, drug fueled era. With session men on guitar and bass, Don Costa played bass and sang (like a dying dog) and wrote all the songs, sensitive ditties with titles like Hate thy Neighbor, Shredded Meat (the hymn to his cheese grater stunt) and Twelve and Under (a perverse pedo paean to underage girls) Off stage, Don had an obsession with sex that Freud would have found very interesting, telling reporters later, how he liked to tape record and photograph himself 'in action'. Eventually he was planning to involve some sex acts on stage with Damien, but thankfully the Ozzy audition put a stop to that. Hearing of Ozzy’s auditions, Costa sent along a tape of his songs and a set of suitably crazy pictures, got a call to prove it in front of Ozzy, where Don passed with flying colours. It goes on to mention that in 1983 with Ozzy's notable list of addiction problems and depression, Ozzy was stuck out on a extended tour that he wasn't enjoying, & inevitably someone was going to be a casualty, & this time the perverted Don Costa, after being caught in hotel rooms with one too many squealing underage age girls & stealing Ozzy’s spotlights, one too many times, Don Costa met Ozzy’s bloody axe Although at first amused by the cranky Californian, Ozzy soon tired of Don egocentric and erotic excesses. Ozzy said if Don Costa, “That guy is the proverbial maniac, he'd fu€k a frog if he could get it to stop moving,'Ozzy said. ‘He wouldn't go on stage unless he'd fu€ked three groupies a night, every night & Don liked em so young, that it was a huge liability, and we just couldn’t dissuade him, although we thought we had got through to him, but I turned out that he used to sneak off at all hours to collect their tiny knickers, & we discovered that he hidden had this awful box just full of them He was just like Rasputin, the mad twisted monk.” In the end, Ozzy of all people grew sick of it all and broke Costa's nose. Ultimately Don retired his cheese grater bass, & dreams of being in the spotlight & was rarely ever heard from again by his family, where according to his sister, he went on to a have a quiet career as a house painter. Ozzy & Sharon have left a trail of many, far less deserving victims in their wake, than Don Costa...😖
@@dr.know-it-all5148I zoomed in to make sure. The right hand is a sweat band for sure but the left hand is a glove. It even has the Velcro strap and you can see his fingers going through the cut outs.
I absolutely DESPISE directors who never get the cameras to focus on guitarists when they are playing a solo. 🤬 Btw, Jake absolutely nailed Randy's solo on Over The Mountain. 👏
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Surprising Sharon hasn't taken this down! I was there!
What’s the story??? Dose she control him or something
she's too busy spoon feeding Ozzy these days.
I met her on the Ozzfest tour in 2000. She was always very sweet to me, but at the same time, everyone on the tour knew not to do anything that would cross her or piss her off, or else she would destroy your life.
@@chebrneck Parkinson's is no joke and I don't wish it up anyone.
Imagine Parkinsons and you have to deal with Sharon and the smell of Dogsht? 😂
Jake E. fooking Lee! Ozzy and Jake should have made about 7 more albums together. Wow.
JAKE E. LEE Thanks for making me love Rock and Roll
In this video Jake doesn't know yet how badly the Osbournes will fuck him over credits and subsequent firing. That's why he's so happy ;-)
Jake E. Lee is a true Master. Here he demonstrates it. Guitar God in the flesh.
Of all the great guitarist. Jake is one that doesn't use a tremolo bar! Wow!
I never noticed that. I wonder what the percentage 80's guitar shredder types did not use one?
only 12%
@@MultiSkyman1 pretty sure it was around 16,35%.
I saw all three of Jake's tours with Ozzy, and he was incredible. That he played hardtails really impressed me because many of his Era would blast away quickly then go wild on the vibrato arm. It quickly became a cliché.
Cheers to Jake to daring to be different.
@@dmer-zy3rb you are absolutely wrong, it is 16,37%. i hope you get severely punished for beeing 0,02% wrong.
Jake E Lee. My favorite guitar player after Randy.
I think he was better than randy, he played for all the best bands and singers.
Tommy Aldridge in his prime, yet still a fkn legend!!❤💥 Long live Ozzy!!!
Tommy and Bob, what a monstrous rhythm section
This was the U.S. festival may 1983..
7 months later i saw this band with Ozzy in The Netherlands.
10th of december 1983 never will forget it.
They sound incredible! Jake is spot on and amazing!!
THE PHENOM JAKE E LEE SOUNDS LIKE 3 GUITARS BY HIMESELF,,,THE PHENOM,,
In addition to his prowess, Jake had a melodic side that really resonated with me. I've never seen some of this. Thanks!
The speed and power of Tommy Aldrige is phenomenal.... They should have been for much more longer together in this constelation ❤️🔥
Tommy is working his ass off here 😂
Jake E. and Randy would have had a ball playing together !!!! Thanks for this !
I loved the Lee/Aldridge/Daisley/Airey lineup.
Ohhh yeah 👍😊
Bass and Drum are sounding great here
Bob is honestly the best bass player and writer, too bad Ozzy and Sharon robbed him, he deserves way more credit than given
Fell into the RUclips Abyss after watching Ozzy's Induction to Rock & Roll HOF.
AAHHH the 80's...
Ozzy in his prime...So High ....Hair Perms on guys that shred...and of course the synthesizer with classic. RR licks! Kick ass show and period in time for Metal! (minus the Synth). Long live Prince of Darkness!
CONGRATULATIONS!
and of course.....
THANKS FOR ALL THE MUSIC!!!!!
FINALLY! After seeing bits and pieces of Ozzy's set over the years, starting with the 3 songs per band that MTV gave us way back when, then other posts here on RUclips, this is so GOOOOD. Full set, guitar mixed strong, band sounds amazing, crowd going rapid. Brilliant. THX U!
Im am so glad RUclips exists bc now i can experience the things i could never
Ozzy Osbourne🎤
Jake E. Lee 🎸(Guitar)
Tommy Aldrige🥁
Bob Daisley🎸
Don Airey🎹
Don Airey also on keyboard, I believe. What a stunning band!
Thank you. Answered my question about the guitar.
I saw this lineup at Jackson, MS in June (?) 1984 when I was 15. Remember my camo BDUs bottoms (around my feet) flapping in the breeze from the power coming out the mains. Just as memorable was Accept opening for Ozzy --- those two, white flying Vs and the background vocals to "Balls to the Wall" sounded like thunder in the room. In retrospect, Ozzy was so young that day... sheesh time flies. Being in the room with Bob, Jake, Tommy and Don was an honor. Pains me to think Sharon may have been there
I was there !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was stunned about guess who ? And I was going too one gig a week for nearly one year in London and so Reading and Monsters 1980
What a great band and Ozzy sounds in excellent form! Fantastic footage! Thanks for posting!
Ozzy kicking ass great entertainer has a great sense of joy
Jake just flat owning those songs. Bark at the Moon was written by this lineup. Both Bob Daisley and Jake not getting proper credit or payment for those songs.
Bob admitted he took buyouts for his songs and came to regret doing so
@@noahmartin9526yep, that’s why the album says “all songs written by Ozzy Osbourne” and you know darn well Ozzy is not good enough to come up with songs like Rock And Roll Rebel 😂
Amazing! So much energy. Seen Ozzy with Jake E. Lee in Brussels those years.
Was this possibly the largest venue Jake played at to this point? He exudes confidence and is a great showman. He should be confident! He’s incredible. He’s always been one of my favorite guitarists.
When i used to live in the USA My first concert Diary of a Madman in West Virginia February 3, 1982 Charleston Civic Center i was 15 years old.
The band was really, really tight here. Very impressed. Tommy never disappoints. I’m usually not a big fan of Ozzy’s traditionally loud keyboards over the years - but if you really pay attention to this, Jake and Don did some pretty intricate double harmonies and riffs all throughout this gig.
holy shit I know i'm getting old now so I forget things but I think this is the first time I have seen the video with "fairies wear boots" ... christ this is awesome
Soon we're dead 💀😢
He was amazing that day. It was about 95 degrees at that time with no breeze. We were all on dirt. They used water hoses to try to keep us cooler. Ozzy started a string that ended with Van Halen. I don’t count Quiet Riot or Motley Crue. It was the greatest day of rock in my life of 1700 concerts spanning 48 years
Us festival back in 83 was amazing lots of great bands and best concert ever this was the shit .great memories
Love ozzys first coked out words at beginning of over the mountain lol COME ON LETS SEE EM!
Got to be there...Ozzy was in good form. Thanks for posting this, brings back great memories.
The fairies wear boots went hard af
Lee, Aldridge, Sarzo. Killer classic lineup! Sounds so good. When Ozzy's not singing, he reminds me of that cat that with the homemade Sabbath shirt that was peaking at the '75 Don Kirshners rock concert set. My 1st ever concert was that lineup, that year, in Tampa
No Sarzo here. Great Bob Daisley on bass.
@@koopee27 Yeah, I think he left after the crash?
@@MultiSkyman1he left after the Diary tour was over
What A MONSTER Talent Working Like Ozzy Did .....Love Him !
❤this ! I was there(all weekend). I’ve seen a few versions of this show, this is the first to have ALL the songs, including Faries wear boots. Outstanding!😎🎸
A strong version of the ozzy line up. Jake very much underrated
What’s up with boomers and their mentality of thinking that everything is “underrated”? It’s so cringe and annoying.
Jake is easily the fan favorite. The majority of fans cite him as their favorite Ozzy guitarist.
There are underrated musicians out there, but the biggest and most beloved names in rock are not them.
@@evanoglesby9504what’s up with goober azz 🤡🤡🤡 labeling people they don’t know in real life? Str8 up 🤡 comment ya goober head💯HAHA!!
@@evanoglesby9504 More overlooked, but not really underrated in his day.
We grew up viewing Randy as a hero who never really went away.
Jake’s era was short and a low point for Oz.
Sharon released Randy Rhodes Tribute in ‘87. It sold well and was followed by Ozzy’s FIRST successful US tour. It was celebrating Randy with the new gun named Zakk who was instantly loved and stuck around to make some great records. That era was a huge comeback for Ozzy. Zakk gets praised for saving Ozzy by breathing new life into him.
Jake is very overlooked but certainly not underrated. If you play guitar and love Ozzy, you know it’s Tony, Randy, and Jake only.
brilliant! thanks for posting. also gives me continued hope that someone, somewhere, someday will uncover full high quality footage from Randy Rhoads era touring.
Can you imagine how many people he has inspired ❤
There's something very zen about Jake's solo.
Wow, Jake was amazing 🤘😎🤘
My gawd Jake kicked major arse here!!!! He joined Ozzy just a few months earlier, yet he could pick up every song here. Jake is forever my favorite Ozzy guitarist. The difference between Jake and Zakk is that Zakk IMO overplayed the guitar -- especially the pre-Zakk songs. Jake stuck to the original styles of Randy and Tony the best he could, keeping the spotlight on Ozzy.
Jake's playing is very stable and at the same time very thrilling.Stability and thrilling are something opposite,but he has both of them. That's why his playing never disappoints us.
By the way,'US' of US festival means not the United States but us of 'we our us' , right ?
The best drum solo ever
Ozzy could pick guitar players. Iron man intro was sick!
AT LAST.... GOOD QUALITY!!! WHAT A GIG!!! 🔊💎
Reagan Rock n Roll
The old footage is the best in my opinion thanks
I love to watch this set...I've seen it 6 times or so and Jake is just freaking crazy to watch on his "Fiddle"...baaaaaalmao , the faces he makes and stuff😂...they sounded amazing that day and forward on....puts me in a good mood watching this! Oz was so handsome! One of the best Front Men of all time!!
There's an OUTSTANDING Tommy's DRUM SOLO-35:05 Even when he drops the sticks, it's wild!!🫨!❤ The Magnificent Ozzy, No matter When or Where I see him perform.
Peak Aldridge.
Jake ripped that thing to f+cking shreds!
I WAS THERE!
me too! Bob D on bass professional!
Some place in the sea of ppl 😅❤
Great memories
Jake E. Lee deserved a shout out at Ozzy's RRHOF induction!
Agreed ❤❤
Tommy 🥁
Randy Rhoads was the best songwriter, but Jake E. Lee was THE right guy for the job. Everyone has their favorite Ozzy guitar player but for what you needed in the 80s - the technique, the skills, the looks, the moves - Jake brought it every night. Saw them in Feb 84 in Cleveland and Jake was unstoppable
2:11 YEAH !
Thank-you for the post, sounds great!❤️🎸😎👍
THIS was a Band!!! Wow… cheers ~
Jake E F*cking LEE Was the GOAT! He went on to join the band Badlands with Ray Gillen Greg Chaisson and Jeff Martin there best album was Voodoo Highway!! 🖤
Love you Jake E.Lee forever.
Damn Jake E Lee holding those notes without a vibrato bar is I N S A N E❗️The Ozzman sounds great as always and same with Tommy Aldridge! Unfortunately idk who Bob Daisly and Don Airey are (Sorry people in the comments section don’t END me I’m young) Wow thank you for the upload, 🤘🏻🤩🤘🏻
Bob Daisley is the bass player. He also wrote virtually all of Ozzys lyrics. One of the great hard rock lyricists.
The only 2 guitarist I did not see with Ozzy was Randy and Bernie. I would say Jake had the thinnest sound out of all the Ozzy guitarist I’ve seen live with Ozzy while being the most unorthodox of them all meaning hard to copy. Definitely badass!
It's a no from me
holy hell my godness ozzy ozzy ozzy
OZZY in my ❤
Jake Lee is very good, my favorite Ozzy guitarrist.
Zakk is good, Jake is Gold, but Randy is God!
Suicide solution guitar solo is just incredible...so unique
the best of the world
ozzy forever
Great concert. Ozzy was high as a kite during this performance.
So Was I
I was stoned too, what's your point?
DUDE, IT'S FUCKING OZZY!
The band saves the day! The whole show is an endless voice crack.
Can't blame him he was high and drunk and he still sounds amazing
@jackbrowne8527 Sorry, but I don't hear anything amazing but the instrumental part. I only hear voice cracks in every single sentence..on the other hand the drunk and high part shows that he doesn't respect all the fans that paid to see him on stage.
Thank you. Awesome share
Jake E Lee que estilo, el nació con la estrella que es , eres el mejor que , dejen descansar a Randy, dejo su legado
Anyone know what band Jake started after Ozzy? Badlands! Big hit "Dreams in the dark"!
Jake may not have been my favorite but i thought he was the most skilled of all the west coast 80s Gunslingers, he was already amazing here and just kept getting better during his time with Ozzy.
Brilliant! The Zulu/Native American Indian costume - Never done before, Never done again!
I love Zach Wild,but Jake E Lee was definitely the man to fill Randy's shoes!! I heard Sharon as usual stuck her nose where it doesn't belong! Ozzy fried his brain wayyy too soon and he had no idea!!
Ozzy STILL sounds so much better than...Vince Neil (nowadays). Can't understand a damn thing Vince "sings" during the recent live Crue concerts. My vote is for Ozzy!
JAKE is on fire!! Such an underrated guitarist.
Steve Fulcher & i drove his corvette from San Jose to the US Fest, we were standing by the FOH wouldn't have missed it sure didn't...
Rhoads All Day!! RIP 🪦🤘🏼🙏
Para mi Jake es su mejor guitarrista y mira que me gusta Zakk Wild
Maybe I’m ignorant but Jake is in top 3 guitarists for Oz including Rhodes and Wylde
@@DrTomMD Jake is definitely number two, after Randy. Zakk is a distant seventh
@@randybutternubs1209 wow! Distance seventh. I’m no aficionado, I’d love to learn more why you think so. Is he just not good for Ozzy or something about his playing in general ? I have to admit I had a great time at a Wylde concert here in Detroit’s Fox theater
Ozzy and Jake E. Lee 🤘
Great show!
That said, it's a shame the fact that Don Costa (Ozzy's bass player back then) was fired minutes before this show. He brought his entire family to see him play and he was humiliated by Sharon.
Not to ever rush in to defend Sharon, or Ozzy for luring Don Costa in close, to as to whisper something to him, just to head butt Don Costa in the face, breaking his nose. & Yet someone should tell the tale & backstory that left Don bloodied, without a job, as his family was gathered there to see him & his sister Costa perform, Don’s sister being a lingerie model & a dancer who performed that night with Van Halen that night. Don, after being warned repeatedly, to keep away from young girls & stop walking out in front of Ozzy on stages to steal the spotlight, as Ozzy was singing & performing, yet he kept on doing all of it purposely. All of which really should have go without even saying, to never do. But Don wouldn’t be swayed, and later egomaniacally bragged to a roadie, how he still kept walking out in front of Ozzy, whenever Sharon wasn’t looking! When the roadie immediately went & told Sharon, who pretended to walk off, but doubled back & caught Don red handed, doing it again! So Don really brought it on himself, & then received a very humbling lesson at the US fest, where he was left bloody, broken & then learned he was fired, as his family had gathered there, to see him perform at the U.S. fest. Ozzy had to pay $5K to have get Don a nose job. That said most Ozzy fans were glad that Bob Daisley returned & got to play the Ozzy material again, that Bob had helped Randy Rhoads to create. Don Costa’s short stint with Ozzy was a cautious tale, he should have known the opportunity he had, as Bob Daisley was waiting in the wings, Don should have known all along that he was just a hired gun, working in Ozzy’s band, at it most tumultuous point in history, under a notoriously vengeful, wicked manager. Don was already on thin ice, after repeatedly attempting to steal the spotlight like a pure moron, & then Don senselessly pushed his luck even further, all to get caught again trying to steal the spotlight. Don should have been more self aware not to brag to a roadie, about still getting away with breaking the stage rules, as if he was the main attraction? Even before his short stint with Ozzy, Don had been a sickly twisted, minor figure in rock music history. Reportedly: Born in San Diego, the teenage Don Costa stole his first ever Bass guitar and taught himself to play. Local bands inevitably followed, before the lure of Hollywood. His first L.A. band was Dante Fox (who later became Great White) Although Don dismissed them later as 'g@y noise crap', Dante Fox certainly gave Costa the opportunity to develope his over the top stage behaviors. It was here that he first strapped a cheese grater onto the back of his Bass so that at one stage in the set he'd turn his bass over and start shredding his knuckles on it, resulting in blood and flesh flying everywhere. Less dramatically, he was also known for punching in his bass speaker cabinets and doing unusual things with a pick-axe.
In August 1982 Costa joined up with Blackie Lawless and his suitably wild & sick outfit WASP, but their perverse personalities clashed and after just one gross gig, he'd quit WASP to form his own band, Damien. & Damien were about as close to total deplorable outrage as it was possible to get away with, in that hedonistic drunken, drug fueled era. With session men on guitar and bass, Don Costa played bass and sang (like a dying dog) and wrote all the songs, sensitive ditties with titles like Hate thy Neighbor, Shredded Meat (the hymn to his cheese grater stunt) and Twelve and Under (a perverse pedo paean to underage girls) Off stage, Don had an obsession with sex that Freud would have found very interesting, telling reporters later, how he liked to tape record and photograph himself 'in action'. Eventually he was planning to involve some sex acts on stage with Damien, but thankfully the Ozzy audition put a stop to that. Hearing of Ozzy’s auditions, Costa sent along a tape of his songs and a set of suitably crazy pictures, got a call to prove it in front of Ozzy, where Don passed with flying colours. It goes on to mention that in 1983 with Ozzy's notable list of addiction problems and depression, Ozzy was stuck out on a extended tour that he wasn't enjoying, & inevitably someone was going to be a casualty, & this time the perverted Don Costa, after being caught in hotel rooms with one too many squealing underage age girls & stealing Ozzy’s spotlights, one too many times, Don Costa met Ozzy’s bloody axe Although at first amused by the cranky Californian, Ozzy soon tired of Don egocentric and erotic excesses. Ozzy said if Don Costa, “That guy is the proverbial maniac, he'd fu€k a frog if he could get it to stop moving,'Ozzy said. ‘He wouldn't go on stage unless he'd fu€ked three groupies a night, every night & Don liked em so young, that it was a huge liability, and we just couldn’t dissuade him, although we thought we had got through to him, but I turned out that he used to sneak off at all hours to collect their tiny knickers, & we discovered that he hidden had this awful box just full of them He was just like Rasputin, the mad twisted monk.” In the end, Ozzy of all people grew sick of it all and broke Costa's nose. Ultimately Don retired his cheese grater bass, & dreams of being in the spotlight & was rarely ever heard from again by his family, where according to his sister, he went on to a have a quiet career as a house painter. Ozzy & Sharon have left a trail of many, far less deserving victims in their wake, than Don Costa...😖
@@derangedhermit2879 Wow, sordid...
Jake e Lee 🐐
Me Crowley and Iron Man are really masterpieces .
My youth finale. Became an adult after this.
This is awesome.
Jake shredding with a glove on.
Think of it like being on the shovel for months on end, but the women, travel, and paychecks are better!
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It’s a sweatband just looks like a glove
@@dr.know-it-all5148I zoomed in to make sure. The right hand is a sweat band for sure but the left hand is a glove. It even has the Velcro strap and you can see his fingers going through the cut outs.
Оззи это Артист с большой буквы!
I absolutely DESPISE directors who never get the cameras to focus on guitarists when they are playing a solo. 🤬 Btw, Jake absolutely nailed Randy's solo on Over The Mountain. 👏
That was a Sharon thing!:😢
なまら 懐かしい！
Ow my fukin god look the batterist 31:00
The chubby Ozzy era was the best!
@@gstar7686 once Jake was let go it was all downhill from there
he wasnt even overweight here. if anything his face looks bloated from drugs and booze.
@@randybutternubs1209agreed
4:20...with no whammy bar...
💝OZZY💝
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Get well JEL
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Ozzy is a God - 1983