Ozzy Donates To Kids' Group After Seeing Their 'Crazy Train' Cover (A Top Story)
. The Louisville Leopard Percussionists are an after-school group comprising more than 60 children aged 7-14 and they previously recorded a Led Zeppelin medley featuring Kashmir, The Ocean and Immigrant Song. But the Courier-Journal reports it was their cover of his 1980 track Crazy Train from his Blizzard Of Ozz album that caught Osbourne's attention, and he sent them the donation with a note. It read: "Myself, my whole family and my fans all loved your rendition of Crazy Train. Keep up the good work." Read more and watch their performance of "Crazy Train" - here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
|
Quick Flicks: Pink Floyd - Delicate Sound of Thunder
Root 66: 3 Pairs of Boots- Rodney Rice- The Burnt Pines
MorleyView 3 Doors Down's Brad Arnold
On The Record: Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Stryper's Oz Fox Recovering From Brain Surgery
Children Of Bodom's Alexi Laiho's Cause Of Death Revealed
Tom Petty 'You Saw Me Comin' Video Released
Zao Reveal First Song From New Album
Metallica Donate To Help Texans After Winter Storm
Eddie Van Halen's Influence Went Beyond Guitar Says Megadeth Star
Black Sabbath Stream Remastered 'Heaven And Hell' Album
David Bowie Live Series Continues With 1999 Paris Release