Black Sabbath Songbook

Same Title, Different Song

I poor
II average
III good
IV very good
V excellent

The Wizard – Black Sabbath
Album: Black Sabbath – 1970

Musicanship: III

Black Sabbath Vol. 4 (Songbook) 2011 Best of Black Sabbath (Songbook) 2007 Other Books in This Series See All. Kiss (Songbook) 2010 The Who (Songbook) 2011 Eric Clapton (Songbook) 2011 Early Rock (Songbook) 2012 The 1970s (Songbook) 2010 Disco (Songbook) 2011 More ways to shop: Find an Apple Store or other retailer near you. After Black Sabbath reformed their 1981 'Mob Rules' lineup in 1991 with Dio, Butler and Appice for Dehumanizer, Cozy Powell and Murray started a band project and recorded songs with singer John West (Artension, Royal Hunt). Nothing came out of it until 1998 when those songs resurfaced on a tribute album released after Powell's death in April 1998. Black Sabbath Those four lads from Birmingham probably had no idea what they were starting when they entered the studio in 1969 to record their first album. Tony Iommi’s dark, gloomy and slow distorted riffs created the heavy metal guitar with only two valid fingers on the neck of his trusty Gibson SG.

Vocals: III

Emotions: III

Lyrics: II

Some Words:

“Evil power disappears
Demons worry when the wizard is near
He turns tears into joy
Everyone s happy when the wizard walks by”

Outstanding instrument: harmonica

Groovie – fresh – catchy

Final Score: XI

The Wizard – Uriah Heep
Album: Demons & Wizards – 1972

Black Sabbath Songs Fluff

Musicanship: III

Vocals: IIII

Emotions: IIII

All Black Sabbath Songs

Lyrics: V

Outstanding words:

“Why don’t we listen to the voices in our hearts
’cause then I know we’d find that we’re not so far apart.
Everybody’s got to be happy. Everyone should sing,
for we know the joy of life, the peace that love can bring”.

Outstanding instruments: voices – acustic guitar

Epic – Dreamy – Beautiful

Black Sabbath Songs Crazy Train

Final Score: XVI

Black Sabbath Songs 75

And…Today’s winner is: URIAH HEEP