Gary Moore on Randy Rhoads

Um, okay, you've been hitting some of our ramps here, yeah, at the time there, it actually hit Randy Rhoads' belly, one, yeah, you didn't give any remedy. I did it, yes, I knew it and money came together. See that? What happened was I was living in Los Angeles forming a band called G-Force at the time and Ozzy was living in a hotel where he had been kicked out of Black Sabbath and tried to form a band now that the guitarist he wanted in his band was I know for a fact because he kept trying and trying to try, but I didn't really want to do it.

I just worked, you know, I just left Thin Lizzy. I didn't want to go back to that situation where someone might be a little bit less sober than they should be sometimes if it's nice, it's very good there and he even told me that, he says I drive, imagine ice and I said, I know that I just left our company, all that again, man, I couldn't. I don't, but he really know you want me in the band, so what we used to do was steal people from Edition, my band would go to a studio and if it was a bassist, I'd get up and play with him. the bassist, the guitarist, my bassist and my drummer, and I play with the guitarists and help them try to form a band, if you really like them, you know she was a great girl, we didn't have any, we just wanted to try to help.

She formed a band and eventually found Randy. I wasn't there when he found out. He found Randy in Los Angeles and then they came here to see his hair so cute. I watched them rehearse and stuff and Randy was like, "You know, yeah." I don't know if I'm doing the right thing here he was quite concerned about the whole thing because he was studying classical guitar and in fact I think he felt that he was disrupting his studies in a way that I said none unless it's cool for you. man, you have to do this, you know it and it's like you know it.

I think I gave the right advice, but the funny thing was that he came to see me at the marquee one night we played at Prism Walkways. Good change for Sharon and she said there should be a single, it would be like three years before you knew you didn't notice, but she actually she incorporated some of that melody into mr. Crowley, okay, there's a little bit of yeah, if you listen to the soloist, I have to go, it's a little bit built into it, but he was a lovely guy, a very, very nice kid, a really sweet guy and a great guitarist, obviously. , a great guitarist.

Jay knew a lot about that, yeah we did, we did the reissue of it based on when he came, he actually came to the factory, wait, I care a lot more than he told you that you had the channels on. Irish mother Cascadia, beep. having it is quite ahead of its time, honor, I think it was, I mean, I think it's proven, not only so that he knew what he wanted, those are the engineers here now, you know what they were doing absolutely, yeah, and at over the years.