Ozzy Osbourne Wanted a Final Black Sabbath Album, Producer Claims
Watt said Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler backed the plan, but Bill Ward’s inability to commit ended it.
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OZZY OSBOURNE, TONY IOMMI And GEEZER BUTLER Were 'All Into' Making Another BLACK SABBATH Album But BILL WARD 'Wasn't Able To Do It', Says ANDREW WATT
Producer Andrew Watt claims that Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler all wanted to make one more BLACK SABBATH album with the group's original lineup as a follow-up to 2013's "13" LP, but that the LP never materialized because Bill Ward "wasn't able to do it". "13" didn't feature original BL...
Producer Andrew Watt claimed that Black Sabbath's final album did not happen due to drummer Bill Ward, who refused the proposal.
Producer Andrew Watt claims Ozzy, Tony and Geezer wanted to record more, but Bill Ward was unable to participate. The entry Black Sabbath: Watt reveals truncated plans for the original album was first released at Metal Headquarters.
Andrew Watt's revelation is different from the reasons recently explained by Tony Iommi.
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