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The official YouTube for Australian Rock Legend Bob Daisley who has been at the forefront of classic rock for nearly 40 years.Members, bands & artists Bob Da...
The Blizzard of Ozz and The Holy Grail. Today, the 19th of March 2014, is the 32nd anniversary of the tragic loss of Randy Rhoads. To pay special tribute to Randy's life and the working relationship that he had with Bob Daisley, Bob has not only agreed to answer some recent questions regarding the seven hours of audio tapes that he recorded during the writing, rehearsing and recording sessions ...
Daisley has chronicled his adventures, which include work with Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Gary Moore and Uriah Heep, in his autobiography, For Facts Sake. There has been considerable legal flotsam surrounding his work with Osbourne, but the story here is the songs. Here, Bob explains how they were crafted and offers his insights on Randy Rhoads.
18 de ago. de 2020 · A supportive player, Daisely’s stylistic disposition is decidedly of a blues origin. Inspired by 60’s Motown, at the ripe old age of twenty Bob migrated from his home in Sydney, Australia in 1970 to seek fame and fortune as a rock bassist in London. Replacing John Glascock (Jethro Tull) in Chicken Shack, Daisley quickly built a name for ...
19 de set. de 2021 · Minden, Nevada – August 9, 2016: Robert “Bob” Daisley, one of the writers of the hit song “Crazy Train” and a former band mate of Ozzy Osbourne, filed suit yesterday against Osbourne and Blizzard Music Limited, seeking more than $2 million in unpaid royalties. The complaint was filed in the Ninth Judicial District Court of the State ...
Bereits 1990 folgte das Album Still Got the Blues, auf dem Daisley auf einigen Titeln zu hören ist. 1990 spielte Bob Daisley auf dem Album Ward One: Along the Way von Bill Ward mit. 1991 arbeitete er ein letztes Mal mit Ozzy Osbourne zusammen. Auf der Tour zum Album No More Tears wurde er durch Mike Inez ( Heart, Alice in Chains und Slash’s ...
20 de set. de 2022 · As Bob Daisley recollects, it was also at this time that Ozzy’s band threatened a kind of mutiny. According to Daisley, it had been agreed by all parties that half of all monies would go to Ozzy, with the other half split between Daisley, Kerslake and Rhoads. “Ozzy was the guy that landed the deal with Jet Records,” Daisley says.
