Metal Mayhem ROC Podcast: Adam Wakeman reinvents Black Sabbath classics into bold Jazz interpretations

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Have you ever wondered how Black Sabbath's music would sound as jazz? In this episode, we are joined by Adam Wakeman, the keyboardist for Ozzy and Black Sabbath and the creative force behind Jazz Sabbath. He is here to promote their latest album, "The 1968 Tapes." Adam shares the fictional and comedic backstory of Jazz Sabbath and their disillusioned pianist, Milton Keanes.
https://youtu.be/pN-fePKV19k

[aznsquirt]

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[WentEast]

I listen to this at work all the time. It’s pretty good, as is VOL 2. There is a live show on YouTube (I think from Germany) that is also good. A lot of these songs translate really well.

[Sleek]

WOW WHAT A GREAT IDEA THAT CASUALTIES OF JAZZ DID BETTER 21 YEARS AGO ON THEIR ALBUM: KIND OF BLACK.

https://youtu.be/A8YHzEOFnvg?list=OLAK5 ... JPUMEYBxZk

[Van Ailin']

WOW WHAT A GREAT IDEA THAT CASUALTIES OF JAZZ DID BETTER 21 YEARS AGO ON THEIR ALBUM: KIND OF BLACK.

https://youtu.be/A8YHzEOFnvg?list=OLAK5 ... JPUMEYBxZk

I have the Casualities of Jazz one . . . but don't like it as much. Alex Skolnick tried something like this, too, and I think he didn't really do it very well. I like Jazz Sabbath.