Ozzy Osbourne Over the Mountain Randy Rhoads Guitar Solo (With TAB)

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It's hard to believe that the Ozzy/Randy Rhoads duo only lasted a couple of years. Together they recorded The Blizzard of Oz (1980), and the follow up album Diary of Madman (1981). We are still talking and listening to these two albums over 40 years later. The exploding Heavy Metal scene alongside MTV definitely helped cement this dynamic duo together. Whenever we hear Ozzy's name we picture Randy's polka dot flying V playing the classic Metal riff to Crazy Train. Randy Rhodes untimely tragic death in his prime also cemented him as a Rock n Roll guitar legend alongside Duane Allman and Jimi Hendrix.

This guitar solo is really cool. It shows everything great about Randy's playing. The opening Octave riff has that classic metal sound with the emphasized tritone riff. It then breaks out into a classic style scale run. It then morphs into a classic blues lick and ends with Eddie Van Halen style Wammy bar madness.

The secondary guitar part plays the first 8 bars of the solo exactly the same one Octave higher

Downloadable TAB
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12HqUVEwmV9U6sSc0puNeD0PqAnmQh9uZ/view?usp=share_link

*Correction
-The Text on the screen was overlapping, it basically says to double the first part of the solo an octave higher


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