Here’s my schedule for Boston this weekend:
FRIDAY: I’ll be live on WAAF at around 6P on the air with Mistress Carrie. Then to the Wilbur Theater to host The Winery Dogs who go on at 8P. Hope to maybe be able to sell my book post show at this gig.
SATURDAY: Me, Don & Jim live on stage at The Wilbur for our live stand up show. Books for sale here also. Meet & Greet if you purchased the VIP package from the venue.
Also this weekend on my FM show hear exclusive interview segments from my new interview with Brian May! Full interview in my podcast next week! King Diamond latest to be posted and up now.
Live on SiriusXM this Monday 6-10PM ET. Follow on Twitter for updates and changes as they happen @EddieTrunk
Have a good one!
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I agree that Randy was the best ever, and was unaware until recently that the late great Gary Moore was later asked to join, but refused. My point is that Zakk’s writing style helped make Ozzy’s music relevant again. Although not technically the best, he provided exactly the right type of heavy riffs and energy that Ozzy needed. There’s a million great players out there, but good writing trumps blazing scales any day. I still love and crank the song “Bark at the moon” every time I hear it. It’s a great song and it never gets old to me. Fortunately we were also blessed with Randy, who had both staggering chops and the licks to make two amazing albums that set the standard for post Sabbath Ozzy.
Gary Moore was on the same label as Ozzy, Jet Records, and Moore was in limbo after leaving Thin Lizzy. He hung out without Ozzy, but they were on different paths musically. Moore went off and formed G-Force and luckily Ozzy was able to get relative unknown Randy…and ironically, RR was not a fan of Sabbath(and didn’t care for doing Sab songs live). But for two glorious years, they made magic together.
Eddie….I don’t do the Twitter thing, so I’ll just say I hope you set your DVR for about 3 extra hours of recording if you plan on watching that Strahan speech when you get home! LOL There were some loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong ones, but all good in their own way. Strahan’s was a winner.
I really wish I could have gotten to see you at the Wilbur! Greetings from NH.