(US/Canada) Producer = Rodger Bain Reviews … Wikipedia 4 - Studio album by Black Sabbath Released 25 September 1972 … Wikipediaīlack Sabbath - Geezer Butler, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward à Stuttgart le 16 décembre 1999 Pays d’origine … Wikipédia en Françaisīlack Sabbath (песня) - Black Sabbath Исполнитель B … Википедияīlack Sabbath (album) - Infobox Album Name = Black Sabbath Type = studio Artist = Black Sabbath Released = FebruRecorded = JJanuGenre = Heavy metal Length = 40:16 Label = Vertigo Warner Bros. Never Say Die (Black Sabbath song) - Never Say Die Single by Black Sabbath from the album Never Say Die! B side She s Gone Released Septem(USA) Octo(UK) … Wikipediaīlack Sabbath Vol. 4 Released September, 1972 Recorded 1972 Genre Rock … Wikipedia Records (US) Writer =Ozzy… … WikipediaĬhanges (Black Sabbath song) - Changes Song by Black Sabbath from the album Black Sabbath Vol. It had been played subsequently during several shows after the reunion of the original lineup.īlack Sabbath (song) - Infobox Song Name =Black Sabbath Artist =Black Sabbath Album =Black Sabbath Released =Febru(UK) J(U.S.) track no =1 Recorded = Genre =Heavy metal Length =6:16 Label =Vertigo (UK) Warner Bros. It also served as the inspiration for the song ' Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll', by Blue Öyster Cult.ĭespite its apparent popularity, the song was never played live until the tour of 1994, supporting the album Cross Purposes, with the harmonica part played by vocalist Tony Martin. This song was covered by New Zealand band Shihad on their Devolve EP. This slightly altered version was performed by the Bullring Brummies, which was made up of Geezer Butler & Bill Ward of Black Sabbath, Rob Halford of Judas Priest, Brian Tilse of Fight and Scott Weinrich of The Obsessed. In 1994 it also formed part of the popular album, ' Nativity in Black', which was a tribute to Black Sabbath. I'll Kill You' on the album ' The Cross of Changes'. Enigma sampled the harmonica notes on track 4, 'I Love You. Zakk Wylde, the guitarist for Ozzy's solo band made a cover of it on the Japanese import and reissue prints of his Pride & Glory album, and Cypress Hill sampled some harmonica notes in 'We Ain't Going Out Like That'. 'The Wizard' was a favorite of the band, and was later included on compilation albums ' We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'n' Roll' and ''.

Sources claim it is about the band's drug dealer at the time (and may be partly true), but bassist Geezer Butler claims the character Gandalf from ' The Lord of the Rings' as his inspiration.

Misc =' The Wizard' is the second track of Black Sabbath's 1970 debut album ' Black Sabbath'. B-side = 'Evil Woman, Don't Play Your Games With Me'

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