Ozzy Osbourne’s 20 best songs, from wicked to freakin’ awesome

The funeral for the Prince of Darkness took place in England today, so I reckon it's time to post my list of his best songs.

Blue Murder keyboardist Nik Green unjustly overlooked in 1989 John Sykes interview

I received an email today from American musician Penny Little about an interview I did in 1989 with Blue Murder guitarist John Sykes.

The music world is still coming to grips with the death of Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away on Tuesday (July 22) at the age of 76.

Just heard the sad news, that less than three weeks after his big farewell concert with Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne has passed away.

It totally sucks when you're late for a concert and you miss the song you really, really wanted to hear more than anything else.

Alice Cooper's 1999 box set came with a booklet that included a flattering introduction by none other than former Sex Pistol John Lydon.

I interviewed Rob Halford in April of 1998, six weeks after the release of Voyeurs, the album he made with his industrial-metal project Two.

Maybe because he figures he still owes me, my nephew Jeff recently gave me something cool for a belated birthday present.

Fifty years ago last night Alice Cooper famously fell off the stage of the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, and hurt himself pretty bad.

I did my third interview with Dan McCafferty on May 22, 2001, the same day the band released a double live album called Back to the Trenches.

Very surprised and sorry to hear that American guitar legend Rick Derringer passed away yesterday (May 26) at the age of 77.

The rowdy, Faces-indebted retro sound of Atlanta's Black Crowes was just what guitar-rock fans needed as the 1990s kicked in.

I interviewed longtime Judas Priest vocalist Rob Halford for the third time six weeks after the release of the Two album Voyeurs.