Blizzard of Ozz resurrected his career and introduced the music world to a young guitar virtuoso, Randy Rhoads. The album opens with the one-two punch of “I Don’t Know” and “Crazy Train.” ...

To the surprise of many, the album was a stone-cold masterpiece ... They were replaced by Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge, and the Blizzard of Ozz band name was also jettisoned.

Even at the dawn of the '80s, this pace – or something close to it – was still de rigueur, even for someone as big as Ozzy ...

If you’ve mastered “Crazy Train” and you’re feeling confident, try the guitar solo in “Mr. Crowley,” also on Blizzard of Ozz. Rock guitar ... Peppers’ 2002 album By the Way to ...

Then there was Eddie Van Haien, who — after raising the rock world's collective eyebrows with his solos on 1978's Van Halen and '79s Van Halen II — kept the heat up throughout the '80s with a ...

During the recording of the new band’s first album, Blizzard Of Ozz, Rhoads was encouraged by Osbourne to go beyond the simple arrangements he had been limited by in the past. This freedom to ...

The album cover of Deafheaven’s second album, 2013’s Sunbather, accrued a weighty, polarizing significance that its creators never anticipated it would bear. It garnered derision from metal ...

Marsalis leads a take on Keith Jarrett’s 1974 LP “Belonging,” and Lehman interprets “The Music of Anthony Braxton,” revealing ...

When Kiss suited up to shoot the iconic cover of the band’s 1975 album “Dressed To Kill” on the southwest corner of 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, there were no stylists or ...

On Friday, the corridos tumbados pioneer released the album Recordando a Ariel Camacho, featuring 10 covers of Camacho’s songs recorded alongside his band, Los Plebes del Norte. The Mexican ...