Ozzy Osbourne

The Ozzy Nelson family, known for their role on the classic TV show "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet," primarily resided in Hollywood, California. Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard raised their sons, David and Ricky, in this environment, which contributed to their entertainment careers. While Ozzie and Harriet have passed away, their legacy continues through their children's contributions to music and television. David Nelson has also since passed, while Ricky Nelson's legacy lives on through his music and influence.

Yes, Ozzy Osbourne's daughters, Kelly and Aimee Osbourne, appear in the music video for "Dreamer." The video features a poignant portrayal of family and love, with their presence adding an emotional depth to the visuals. Their involvement highlights the personal significance of the song for Ozzy, reflecting themes of hope and connection.

Ozzy Osbourne wrote "Mr. Tinkertrain" as part of his 1991 album No More Tears. The song explores themes of childhood innocence and the darker aspects of life, reflecting on the loss of innocence and the struggles that come with growing up. It conveys a sense of nostalgia and a haunting atmosphere, setting the tone for the album's exploration of complex emotional themes. The character of Mr. Tinkertrain serves as a metaphor for the unsettling realities that can intrude upon a seemingly carefree existence.

The four girls featured in Ozzy Osbourne's "Shot in the Dark" music video are known as the "Ozzy Girls." They are: the actress and model, and now a prominent advocate for mental health, Rebecca De Mornay; the actress and model, now a successful entrepreneur, Lita Ford; the model and actress, who has since retired from the public eye, Kim K. Hargreaves; and the actress and model, who has shifted her focus to philanthropy, Jennifer Finch. While their career paths have diverged, many have continued to work in entertainment or related fields, with some maintaining a lower profile.

Yes, during a 1982 concert in Des Moines, Iowa, Ozzy Osbourne reportedly bit the head off a bat that was thrown on stage. There are also urban legends about him eating feces during a performance, but this is often exaggerated or misreported. Ozzy himself has joked about these incidents over the years, contributing to his infamous rock star persona.

The title song by Samantha Fox and Ozzy Osbourne is "If I Only Had a Heart." It features a collaboration between the pop singer and the heavy metal icon, blending elements of rock and pop. The song was part of the soundtrack for the 1987 film "The Golden Child." Its lyrics reflect themes of longing and desire.

Ozzy Osbourne was raised in a Protestant Christian household, but he has stated in interviews that he no longer follows any specific religion. He has described himself as a "non-religious Christian" and has expressed skepticism towards organized religion. Osbourne has also explored various spiritual beliefs and practices throughout his life, including dabbling in the occult and studying different philosophies.

In the lyrics of "No More Tears" by Ozzy Osbourne, the phrase "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" is a common saying that means it is better to have something certain now than to take a risk for something more valuable but uncertain in the future. In this context, "just a hand in the bush" could imply settling for what is readily available rather than pursuing something greater. It suggests a sense of resignation or acceptance of a less ideal situation.

Oh, dude, Ozzy Osbourne probably uses a mix of bat saliva and rock 'n' roll dust to keep his hair looking wild and untamed. But seriously, I have no idea what hair care products he uses, like, maybe some heavy metal hairspray to keep that iconic look intact. Who knows, maybe he just lets the music do the talking for his hair!

Oh honey, that's like comparing apples and oranges. Dio had the vocal range of a majestic unicorn, while Ozzy's voice is more like a rock 'n' roll war cry. Both legends in their own right, so why not just enjoy them both and call it a day?

No, Joan Osborne is not related to Ozzy Osbourne. They have different last names and come from different backgrounds. Joan Osborne is an American singer-songwriter known for hits like "One of Us," while Ozzy Osbourne is a British musician and lead vocalist of the band Black Sabbath.

He wears glasses called Teashades and they were worn by the drug users those days.

Crazy Train.....in 1970 Ozzy osbourne became the lead singer in black sabath.....in 1977 he left only to return again in 1978.....but then he left again.....his most popular song is crazy train which was released on the album Blizzard of Ozzin 1980.....crazy train was Ozzy osbournes first single as a solo artist after leaving black sabath.....and his middle name,as of now, is john.....his real original name was John Michael Osbourne

actually, depite popular beleif Ronnie James Dio and Ozzy Osbourne are very close. Ozzy was crushed by Dio's passing calling him " one of the greatest voices heavy metal has ever seen.

RIP

even Ozzy misses him, crazy right?

Totally unique. His singing and speaking voices are definitely the same entity. If you want to know what he sounds like, listen to Crazy Train (Ozzy), NIB (Black Sabbath) and Hellraiser (Ozzy).

Ozzy Osbourne started his solo career and his own band in 1980 with guitarist Randy Rhoads

If your talking about Ozzy Osbourne then Its short for Osbourne.

its private and only given to select few like any other rockstar or celebrity , its who you know , talk through sharon osbourne or anyone else in his management if you want him to book a show or something.

Yes he does. He is also known to be quite fond of cigars since becoming clean from drugs.

Ozzy Osbourne and Geezer Butler first formed a band in late 1967.

Ozzy was officially divorced by 1981. He then married his wife now Sharon Osbourne on July 4th 1982.

he has the dogs with the long sticks so he can suck the urine right out