Vocal Coach reacts to Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train

[@richcainey9444]

The guitarist here is Jake. E. Lee, the original guitar and song writer was Randy Rhoads who died in 1982 is aircraft incident. Jake is an awesome guitarist but got lost in the loss of Randy.

[@1972LittleC]

Thanks, I forgot Jake did axe services for Ozzy when Randy wasn't around anymore.

[@GG-fz7st]

Jake was great. His playing was fresh and different, unique. And he was a showman too, a real cool guy. His playing had tons of attitude, but works like Killer of Giants just proves that he could play a bit more melodic and tastier stuff too.

[@BudhagRizzo]

Brad Gillis from Night Ranger filled in before Jake a little bit. He can be heard on Ozzy's "Speak of the Devil" live album.

[@kenbunkley1167]

Fantastic guitarist who contributed so much to Ozzy's Bark At The Moon but got robbed of the credit.

[@rickpeterson8825]

@@BudhagRizzo Brad Gillis is nowhere as good as Jake! But he definitely did step in at a terrible time for Ozzy! Good point about "Speak..."

[@LeNaInLoVe]

One of the BEST CONCERTS I've ever attended was OZZY in Oslo Spectrum in 2008. So in his 60th year, and he had been sober for a while.. His talking voice is affected of a hard life using all sorts of substances. But his singing voice were clear as crystal. His energy on stage surpassed his musicians who where half his age. And in the audience were kids under 10 and oldest must've been 70+. His voice has always facinated me... it's like a raw crystal, with interesting facets, and his stage presence were surprisingly gentle. His voice, in general, is quite monotone, but there's something about Ozzy, the man, the artist, that captivates you. And it also helps that he writes good songs.

[@cbh6886]

I was there. It fucking rocked. One of my favorite times in life.

[@LeNaInLoVe]

@@cbh6886 AwZm 🤘🤘

[@calvinhunt2335]

My first concert was OzzFest 1997 in St. Louis. It's still my favorite. I couldn't understand most of his words between songs, but once he started singing his voice was crystal clear.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

I really like Jake E. Lee's playing...his melodic approach is really impressive. I read that he took classical piano lessons when he was young...both Eddie Van Halen and Steve Vai had keyboard training when they were young.

[@Wagoo]

Jake was amazing playing for Ozzy as he had his own style as good as Randy's was, but in a different way, but still suiting Ozzy's music.. but when Jake played Randy's songs he really payed tribute to him. Ozzy/Sharon were imbeciles for letting him go..

[@JasonConlan75]

I listened to Ozzy's autobiography lately it was brilliant did you know that Randy was going to leave at the end of that tour? But then was killed the day after in that plane crash. His mom was a music teacher and he wanted to go into a more classical direction with his playing Randy Rhoads was on his way to being one of the greatest

[@RobertMichaelStewart]

I was right in front of the stage in this huge crowd.... The US festival was one of the great concerts in history.... A really fun 3 days for me!

[@KelleyM462]

I lived close by this Festival too 🤩

[@AL13NM]

I've loved/worshiped Ozzy since I was 13 (47 now) and only got to see him live once with Black Sabbath (minus original drummer/legend Bill Ward) in 2013 and he was AMAZING! His energy, stage presence and charisma was 100%! Plus seeing Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler live was phenomenal. When they opened their show with WARPIGS, I Lost My Mind!!!

[@CBenGood]

My family loves Ozzy. He's such a character and an amazing artist.

[@mahan072]

Hi Ms. Beth, Originally this was Randy Rhodes. In this version Jake E. Lee is the guitarist. As a bass player the bass is actually very busy too.

[@thebulletproofpoet1744]

John Michael Osbourne is an amazing singer and entertainer. He was my introdution to metal when I was 13. I'll be 54 this Sunday. So I've been listening to him for a few years.

[@deanrolph6912]

Alot of people don't realize how deep songs like crazy train and war pigs are, Listen to puddles cover of each as he does give none metal fans a chance to understand the songs.

[@kenswfi1]

Beth! Great reaction! You're shining!

[@metalmacabre9991]

Ozzy during this era was a mad man. I really wish i could've seen this era. From 81 to 84 was awesome. I was too young to go with my dad during that time. I was born in 78. My dad got me a shirt though from all the shows he saw in early to mid 80s. My first show was maiden 7th son tour.

[@JRoyGreen]

Trust me... we know Ozzy on this side of the pond. Thanks for the videos!

[@BethRoars]

Thanks for watching Jorin!

[@torkelsvenson6411]

I mean, The Osbournes was shot in Beverly Hills for God's sake

[@VerchielxKanda]

Beth, it's not just a rumor. He literally did so on stage. He had to go get rabies shots. He also bit the head of a dove off cause he was drunk. Oh also he was sued twice for the song Suicide Solution(a song that talks about alcohol abuse) cause two teenagers killed themselves "supposedly" by listening to that song.

[@nigeldepledge3790]

Ozzy said in an interview that someone in the audience threw the bat onto the stage, and that he thought it was a fake. Who would smuggle a live bat into a rock concert?!

[@Loki_Firegod]

I think it's impossible to be a fan of rock and metal without knowing Ozzy. First of all, Black Sabbath are among the all-time greatest bands of both genres. Secondly, Ozzy is such a character. I personally always preferred other singers in Black Sabbath. But 80's and early 90s Ozzy solo stuff is some of the best in Metal. The guitarist is Jake E. Lee I think. The original version was played by Randy Rhoads, who tragically died much too young. Another very good guitarist who worked with Ozzy is Zakk Wylde, who has possibly the heaviest guitar sound in the business :D

[@carnivoroussoupspoon]

This is from the US festival, 1983, 3 days of absolute epic awesome. That fact that Ozzy is still alive in 2024 is a testament to the perseverance of the human body.....Speak of the Devil was released in 1982 and is one of the greatest live metal albums ever made

[@nitro_001newman2]

Ozzy is probably is even bigger and more popular in the USA. We’ve adopted him as our son. He lived here so long, and his music became popular here first post Black Sabbath. About his singing, he’s like David Lee Roth, who both aren’t great singers, but have unique special abilities and showmanship. DLR special ability is the shriek, and Ozzy’s is the wicked laugh and the child like talking voice he does in his songs. It’s a little comical by both singers. If you don’t know what I mean about Ozzy, listen to his song “Miracle Man.” That song and many others he does that high pitch talk or sings it.

[@mpepp9]

I saw Ozzy at Download Festival in 2018 and couldn’t believe how decent he sounded for an old man!

[@13amproduction]

Girl, I almost spit my coffee out at the whole "high bug voice" bit.

[@malcolmreed3742]

Jake E Lee is the guitarist in the video... the original recording was with Randy Rhoades..I saw Ozzy back in 96/97 and it was a phenominal show

[@patrick86806]

To see you into it is amazing! To me, even if singers don’t sound perfect, as long as they sound honest, I really don’t mind! Then that open’s the door for people like Neil Young, Roger Waters, Lou Reed etc… another great CLASSIC! And Randy Rhoads died to young!

[@mikepetrucha2774]

Ozzy's vocals were so perfect for Black Sabbath in the way his voice could change to fit the mood of the song.

[@taylorsebastianback4487]

SIMPLEMENTE EL REY DE LAS TINIEBLAS EL MOUNSTRUO DEL ROCK 🇲🇽

[@Jp421JP]

Not know him as well as we do…. Everyone everywhere knows Ozzy. Love him.

[@lancerx1759]

Jake E Lee with Ray Gillen in "Badlands" were freaking Phenomenal that band was so freaking great Live

[@jojjem1108]

Ahhhh..... Mr Tommy Aldridge on the drums🤘🥳

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

Natural, raw , organic. Rock! 😎

[@junkyarddog4138]

original guitarist was RANDY RHODES the one on this video is JAKE E LEE

[@citizenkane4831]

Olways liked his voice. Lissten to any song at the Sabotage album, like Hole in the sky. That was at his peak as singer. Not that Volume 4 was bad but Sabotage was his best.

[@johnwatson622]

You should also check out the group Badlands which was Jakes band after he left Ozzy. Badlands were much more blues-based in the vein of led Zeppelin and had some really great songs. Their singer Ray gillan was also in Black Sabbath for a short time. Just Google Badlands and you would come up with several hits that they had. Gillan had a very unusual voice in my opinion and I think you would enjoy reacting to them as well.

[@zdenkonouzovsky6947]

Ray Gillen

[@Easy_Skanking]

Badlands is some really tasty hard rockin' blues.

[@BethRoars]

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[@rickpeterson8825]

I love e that you mention his connection with the audience and flatnotes" and lack of training not affecting his overall performance or bond with the crowd!!I've seen Ozzy 38×'s solo as well as 3 x's fronting Black Sabbath and this is sooo key to the power he holds with the audience!! Great job on this video!

[@raydurz]

It was 41 years ago today, January 20th, that Ozzy bit the head off that bat. It might be Jake E. Lee on guitar. Not 100% sure.

[@Wagoo]

This is Jake. Unmistakable

[@tonybaker55]

Saw Black Sabbath at the Royal Albert Hall in '73. What a gig!

[@kevinfryman7143]

I've been listening to Ozzy (Black Sabbath) since I was introduced to his music in 1974. He's brilliant and has one of those voices that you recognize immediately. I thoroughly enjoy your comments and videos. The guitarist is Jake E Lee but not Randy Rhoads (original guitarist on the LP version) who had sadly died in a plane crash.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

The best concert I have ever been to was Metallica opening for Ozzy in the late 80’s at Joe Lewis arena in Detroit. He is very beloved in the States as well 😊❤❤❤

[@jomojojo6603]

And Tommy Aldridge (drummer) looks exactly the same today as he does in this video clip.

[@stevewarren4813]

Not a rumour about the bat. The guitarist is Jake E. Lee.

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

It's funny how such a lovable and kind person should be called"Prince of Darkness* 😂🤘😎

[@Nopper23]

Recently saw a videofrom the drummer on tiktok i think and he is still killing it

[@stevensorrell1625]

He is very much an institution in America as well. Back when Blizzard of Ozz was released...even the squares knew Mr. Crowley. And I'm from the midwest!

[@markconstantino77]

one of the best guitar riff ever 💎

[@tatethompson1234]

Ozzy and Black Sabbath are just as big if not bigger here in the US than in the UK, but you guys probably have more love for him.

[@hughmackechnie2104]

He was so much better in the early Sabbath days.

[@MartinBryan]

O M F G, that is the live recording from the "Moster of Rock" Tour in USA MI. Ozzy closed, but Rat, Accept, and Night Ranger all played. GREAT Fing show.

[@trevalarose8155]

Love Jake E. Lee ( check out Badlands) but need to listen to Randy Rhodes for this track

[@Roh_Echt]

Nice...I was there. This was in my hometown of San Berdoo at the US Festival '83 - "Heavy Metal" day. It was my 21st B-Day...and a long day it was. But a great lineup, and the only Sunday band I had seen previous to this was Van Halen the year before.

[@antivanti]

First he bit the heads off of a pair of doves at a CBS sales convention while Sharon was trying to restart his career after Sabbath. Then later on someone threw a bat on stage while he was performing and thinking it was a fake bat he bit the head off it... Leading to headlines and rabies shots

[@spatulagames9881]

Jake E. Lee on guitar. His work on Bark At The Moon is insane.

[@Daniel-kx7ip]

He was great in the ultimate sin as well

[@TheGolfingCrowe]

yeah Jake E Lee was so good, (not my favourite, as that's Randy) but he had his own style and took Ozzy to another level in the mid 80s

[@GuntherJohanssonKrahenbuhl]

Aqui no Brasil, Ozzy é venerado em cada esquina! Seus shows lotam estádios facilmente. Ele já esteve na minha cidade várias vezes em sua carreira solo e com o Black Sabbath. Ozzy Osbourne é uma força da natureza. Vida longa ao Ozzy 🙏 🇧🇷🇬🇧🇧🇷🇬🇧

[@whirledpeaz5758]

Maybe YT messed with your audio mix. Kinda hard to follow your comments when the music audio is bordering on inaudible.

[@321drum]

I first saw Ozzy in 1981 then several more times over the years

[@dougtittl78418]

several years ago you did Charles Bradley - Black Sabbath's 'Changes' Live, but try the original studio version of Changes from Black Sabbath Vol. 4

[@fernandom1743]

I hope that at some point you can react to the voice of Chino Moreno, lead singer of Deftones. When he sings 'Bored' at the 1998 Bizzarre Festival. Cheers, Beth.

[@TheIddieMorris]

Oh Ozzy is definitely an institution over here! For sure!🇺🇸

[@MoramothHauntz]

Love this song. Silly random thought of mine. Rachel Bloom who is a great singer had to cover this song for Trolls 2 with Ozzy voicing her dad. That has to be a bit intimidating

[@orkunkoksal8711]

he really BIT the head of a bat:D someone threw a live bat on stage and Ozzy was both drunk and high and he thought it was a toy :D

[@ladylisaromance8129]

Ozzy is an institution here in 🇺🇸 as well! Everyone knows Ozzy and he's a legend. I don't agree with the comment saying he can't sing...

[@ameyer1970]

Yes, he did bite the head off of a bat, by accident. He has a gimmick where he would bite the head off o plastic bats. An audience member threw a live, but sedated, bat in stage and Ozzy bit its head off.

[@lookiloo100]

I'd say he's pretty huge in the US as well!

[@thaichuansaejung3096]

His voice sounded like the voice of two people singing in unison.

[@patrikkovacs5561]

he just cant remember the whole fuckin 80s what a FUCKING KING

[@FranChanBoo]

OMG you never reacted to Tia Maia! I love your reacts to brazillian singers. It would be awesome to see you analize this great voice!!!

[@justinwolff1416]

After rocking out to Ozzy, every good redhead should wind down with a cool and relaxing dose of... Icehouse [feat. Michael Paynter] - Man Of Colours (Live in Sydney: Moshcam) You won't regret it 😁

[@Thi0209]

SHARON !!

[@thechiofsteve]

Ozzy!!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🦇🦇

[@lipeprusch]

I’ve been waiting for your reaction to Lucas Inutilismo and his 2022 em uma música vídeo for so long 😢 Cant wait to see it

[@СергейДолгих-х8б]

Jake E.Lee on the guitar.

[@kajlennartsson4234]

I love your smile and your passion for music. I have recommendation on a group from Sweden Ale Moller Band. Bodjal. Lots of hugs from Sweden.

[@mora1948]

U have to do some studio version stuff to hear his prime voice since there isn’t much of it live :( id say try out Black Sabbath - sabbath bloody sabbath or megalomania for a mind blowing ozzy

[@jotampa]

Some problem with the audio in your video, Beth... Very quiet, "Stats for nerds" (right click on vid) says it is -22.4 dB! Have to crank up the volume here and it's still weak --then the ad comes in and blasts me away. 😀

[@jotampa]

Anyway, the drummer... Tommy Aldridge, with the big 'fro. A few days ago I watched him recently playing this song in a Drumeo video and explaining his drumming approach to it. Very cool to see him do that, and still playing furiously at his age. And the hair is the same, just white. 😀 Look for "The Iconic Drumming Behind “Crazy Train” (Tommy Aldridge)" if you want to see that.

[@alpine1600s]

The story is Ozzy didn't realize/know it was a bat...🤣

[@orus68]

George was originally brought in before Jake but Sharon liked Jakes look more with his rocker look and George had short hair at the time because he worked a day job .

[@orus68]

George Lynch.

[@MetalPersonJ]

Jesus, those keyboards were loud. Not crazy about Ozzy's performance at US festival 83 for this reason. Regardless, great video Beth. The guitarist was Jake E Lee. And the more time goes on, the more I feel he deserves just as much recognition as Randy Rhoads. And special mention has to go to drummer Tommy Aldridge here. That man is just surgical. Please do Iron Maiden with Paul Di'Anno in the future.

[@whaleshark2625]

Check this out kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2iWqnh4rtN2qck

[@jherriff]

Just so you're aware Ozzy is just as well known outside of the U.K. Atleast in the U.S.

[@Robert_Fordin]

He often missed places. For example, on Polish concert in Katowice he went: "Hello Budapest, clap your f***** hands! " 😀

[@PaulyV56]

ozzies best guitarist right they Mr Jake!!

[@adrianrodriguez3554]

You've definitely react to nobody's fool by Cinderella. Live version

[@carlotta4774]

Could you please react to acapop kids and I’m telling you I’m not going. It is absolutely stunning and need to be seen. ❤❤

[@jimspetdragons3737]

I do prefer the original lineup that includes the legendary guitarist Randy Rhodes (who likely wrote most of the music during his tenure in the band outside of the vocals).

[@whiteeulogianraven7995]

Sharoooon!! Fuuuudge!!!

[@blodekont5458]

3:25 this song is about how thje world was alienating and how the media played people in the cold war..this was written in 1980

[@ingebjrghalset9839]

You should check out Axl Rose/Guns n roses if you haven’t yet! Axl is an amazing singer

[@kardeef33317]

You should have did the one with Randy playing guitar.

[@MrXentinel]

Randy Rhoads was his guitar player until he died in an accident.. history.. then after that a some some.. and then Zakk Wylde took THEM together through a massive hit after hit.. Thanks

[@Daniel-kx7ip]

Lol did you just call Jake e lee a some some. Bark at the moon and the ultimate sin are arguably better records than anything with Zakk in it.

[@blodekont5458]

..and he brought a pigeon to make a peace gesture to the new recordlabel, when he signed, the bird flew a round, and landed on his knee, he picked it up and bit its head off

[@tatethompson1234]

I’m really shocked being from the UK, you haven’t done The Sex Pistols, anarchy in the Uk

[@ボッキッキ厶ック]

この時初めてJake E Lee を見た人が多かったと思う。ダンスしながらギターを弾いて格好良かった！

[@aulduronsmith5577]

Someone threw a live bat on stage. Ozzy, not thinking someone would throw a live bat, assumed it was fake and bit it's head off.

[@Bloodbound89]

you linked the wrong original video i think =)

[@ericolson326]

Is it just me or was this video's volume unusually low? My phone and car stereo were both cranked, but I could only just barely hear Beth's talking over the road noise and what I could make out of the actual music sounded like a toy piano. Then when an advert came on it was so loud my ears rang and windows rattled. 😆

[@eugenew2]

I think this was from Live-Aid.

[@CMCrockett]

Ozzy is a rock god in the US. How f*ckin' high is he in this performance?! Looks like he just snorted a key all by himself.

[@riveredflush]

Can somebody link me to the actual video she reacted to, as there is a problem with the link she shared in her description for me, it links to something completely different, and the sound quality is not quite there in this video.

[@riveredflush]

The link connects to some video by some group named Djavan, and while i won't call them bad, it is not quite my cup of tea.

[@riveredflush]

NM found it, and it is a great live example of this song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp2nZpWcpt-lbKc

[@rollomaughfling380]

Oh, that's not just a rumour, Beth. Ozzy definitely did bit the head off a bat. Had to get rabies shots, and everything. And he's huge in the US with Metalheads, who know Sabbath as the Godfathers of Metal. Once _The Osbournes_ came out, I was astounded to come back to my parents' from LA for the Holidays and actually hear my mom (b. 1934) say she liked the show over Christmas Dinner, saying Ozzy was funny. I was like: "Mom, you *_DO_* remember that time I was in High School and you surreptitiously threw out all my Black Sabbath and Ozzy t-shirts (which I'd bought with my own money) and told me it was because you thought I was 'worshipping The Devil,' right?!?!" "Well, They were all black, and . . ." "Mom, THAT was the guy on the shirt! Ozzy, from that dumb reality show you now say you like 20-odd years later like was the guy I liked!" "Well, they just didn't look good on you . . ." "Right . . .👀"

[@daveh9335]

I love OZ but you can't sleep on Tommy Aldridge drumming

[@samraatsingh9571]

We dont know ozzy? Ozzy is god 🖤🖤

[@Unicornmayo4]

Can you react to some nat and Alex wolff? You pick any song

[@KelleyM462]

Mr. Crowley!!

[@philallsopp1402]

Hi could you do Steven Wilson and Ninet Tayeb - Routine from the Royal Albert Hall please Ninets vocals in particular are astonishingly beautiful! Thanks 😊

[@shannonbaron7302]

It is not a rumour he 100% bit the head off a bat, someone threw it on stage and he thought it was plastic but it wasn't.