Birth of John Michael Osbourne
Birth of John Michael Osbourne, later singer with Black Sabbath and a major solo artist.
Role range: 1948-
Follow John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne through 52 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of John Michael Osbourne, later singer with Black Sabbath and a major solo artist.
Role range: 1948-
Forms the band Approach before the musicians move toward the Black Sabbath line-up.
Forms Polka Tulk Blues Band, an early stage of the group that becomes Black Sabbath.
Butler forms his first band, Rare Breed, with schoolmate John "Ozzy" Osbourne in the autumn of 1967
Tony Iommi & Bill Ward were in a band called Mythology and Geezer Butler with Ozzy in a band called Rare Breed, these groups broke up and form the Polka Tulk Blues Band
Helps form Polka Tulk Blues Band in Birmingham before the group becomes Earth and then Black Sabbath. This record concerns John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne and Earth.
Joins Polka Tulk Blues Band as vocalist before the group becomes Earth and then Black Sabbath.
Role range: 1968-1969
Sings on Black Sabbath's debut album, released on Friday the thirteenth in February 1970.
Role range: 1968-1979
Sings on Paranoid, the album that gives Black Sabbath its early commercial breakthrough.
Role range: 1968-1979
Black Sabbath release the Album, "Paranoid". Black Sabbath releases a first album, "Black Sabbath"
Black Sabbath release the Album, "Volume 4". Black Sabbath release the Album, "Master of Reality"
Sings Sweet Leaf, a Master of Reality track that becomes a major Sabbath concert favourite.
Role range: 1968-1979
Sings on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, an album that broadens the band's arrangements and production.
Role range: 1968-1979
Black Sabbath release the Album, "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath"
Sings on Sabotage as Black Sabbath releases one of its heaviest mid-1970s albums.
Role range: 1968-1979
Black Sabbath release the Album, "Technical Ecstasy"
Ozzy Osbourne leaves Black Sabbath in October of 1977 to try and form the first incarnation of "Blizzard of Ozz"
Ozzy Osbourne leaves Black Sabbath in October of 1977 to try and form the first incarnation of "Blizzard of Ozz"
Vocalist Ozzy Osbourne's drinking led to his firing from the band, he is replaced by former Rainbow vocalist Ronnie James Dio. Rejoins Black Sabbath. Black Sabbath release the Album, "Never Say Die"
Leaves Black Sabbath for a second time
With his new manager and wife Sharon, Osbourne releases the first album, "Blizzard of Ozz," with his new band, Ozzy Osbourne & Blizzard of Ozz - guitarist Randy Rhoads, bassist Bob Daisley and drummer Lee Kerslak
Ozzy releases Blizzard Of Ozz with the hit "Crazy Train"
Founder Member of Blizzard of Oz
Founder Member of Law
Blizzard of Ozz release the Album, "Diary of a Madman"
Ozzy releases Diary Of A Madman with the hits "Flying High Again," "Over the Mountain," and "You Cant Kill Rock & Roll. Blizzard of Ozz tours after the release of "Diary of a Madman.", during a performance, a bat is thrown onto the stage by a fan and Osbourne bites its head off while supposedly thinking its fake
Osbourne is signed to Epic Records after showing up drunk at a meeting and biting the head off a dove
Ozzy Osbourne releases the live LP Speak Of The Devil with the favorites "Paranoid" and "Iron Man / Children Of The Grave" medley
Ozzy is arrested for urinating on a part of the Alamo in Texas
Diary Of A Madman is certified platinum
Ozzy releases Bark At The Moon with the hits "Bark At The Moon" and "Rock N Roll Rebel
Black Sabbath briefly reunites with Osbourne for a Live Aid concert
Ozzy performs at the Rock In Rio concert
Releases Album, "The Ultimate Sin"
Black Sabbath briefly reunites with Osbourne for a Live Aid concert
Ozzy releases The Ultimate Sin - which became his first Top 10 LP in the US and had the favorite "Shot In The Dark. Bark At The Moon and The Ultimate Sin are certified platinum
Releases Album, "Tribute", dedicated to Randy Rhoads
Releases Album, "Just Say, Ozzy". Releases Album, "Bark at the Moon"
Releases Album, "Just Say, Ozzy". Releases Album, "Bark at the Moon"
Releases Album, "No More Tears"
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