Bob Daisley

Australian bassist

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Bob Daisley

Birth name| Robert John Daisley
Born|  (1950-02-13) 13 February 1950 (age 74)
Sydney, Australia
Genres|

* Hard rock
* blues rock
* heavy metal
* progressive rock
* jazz fusion

Occupation(s)| Musician, songwriter, lyricist
Instrument| Bass
Years active| 1964–present
Website| bobdaisley.com

Musical artist

Robert John Daisley (born 13 February 1950) is an Australian musician and songwriter. A bass guitarist, he is perhaps best known for his intermittent relationship with vocalist Ozzy Osbourne, for whom he contributed bass, co-production and songwriting throughout the 1980s. Daisley has also worked with prominent rock acts including Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Gary Moore, Chicken Shack and Uriah Heep, among others. In 2013, he published his autobiography entitled For Facts Sake which has received outstanding reviews.

## Biography

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### Early career

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Daisley began playing guitar at age 13 and went on to bass at 14. His rapid progress won him local acclaim, especially through his work with guitarist Dennis Wilson with The Powerpact and Mecca; Mecca's only single release "Black Sally" became an underground hit and was covered by Human Instinct on their Stoned Guitar album. Daisley and Wilson then formed Kahvas Jute with Tamam Shud members Tim Gaze and Dannie Davidson. They released one album, Wide Open, on Infinity Records in 1971.

Daisley came to international notice as a bass player and member of the English blues band Chicken Shack in 1972, before going on to play with Mungo Jerry in 1973 and on their 1974 album Long-Legged Woman Dressed in Black. After this he co-formed Widowmaker, contributing to two albums – 1975's self-titled debut and Too Late to Cry in 1977. The same year he joined Ritchie Blackmore's band Rainbow and later played on tracks of the Long Live Rock 'n' Roll album. He remained with Rainbow until 1979 when he was replaced by Blackmore's ex-Deep Purple bandmate Roger Glover.

### Ozzy Osbourne

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In October 1979, Daisley met Ozzy Osbourne at a venue called the Music Machine in Camden Town, after Osbourne had been fired from the band Black Sabbath. The pair hit it off and Osbourne suggested they form a band. They were soon joined by former Quiet Riot guitarist Randy Rhoads, whom Osbourne had recently met in Los Angeles. The trio hired ex-Uriah Heep drummer Lee Kerslake and settled on the band name The Blizzard of Ozz, though the new band's management soon decided to bill the act simply as "Ozzy Osbourne".[1]

Daisley contributed bass, songwriting and co-production on the group's first album, Blizzard of Ozz, and co-wrote all of the material on the follow-up album Diary of a Madman but both he and drummer Lee Kerslake were fired before the second album was released. Bassist Rudy Sarzo received credit on Diary of a Madman, though he did not perform on it.

Daisley and Kerslake later successfully sued Don Arden and Jet Records for performance royalties and to have their performance credits added to Diary of a Madman. Litigation continued for many years until Daisley and Kerslake sued the Osbournes (who unknown to Daisley and Kerslake had purchased the early albums' publishing rights) for unpaid performance royalties and accreditation. Sharon, without Ozzy's knowledge, responded by re-issuing new CD versions of both albums with the bass and drum tracks re-recorded by Robert Trujillo and Mike Bordin in 2002. In 2003, Daisley and Kerslake's lawsuit was dismissed by the United States District Court in Los Angeles. This dismissal was upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.[2] In 2011, Sony Legacy re-released both albums with Daisley and Kerslake's original bass and drum parts restored.

Daisley continued to return to the Osbourne camp to write and record for several albums throughout the 1980s, playing on and/or writing for Bark at the Moon (1983), The Ultimate Sin (1986), and No Rest for the Wicked (1988). He maintained his working relationship with the Osbournes up until 1991's No More Tears album, which featured his bass playing on all tracks. Mike Inez (who later joined Alice in Chains) appeared in the album's promotional videos.

Bob Daisley's Hamer bass in Hard Rock Cafe Prague, 2011

### Uriah Heep

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After leaving Osbourne's band the first time, Daisley joined the reformed Uriah Heep in 1981 alongside Kerslake and remained with them until the following year, recording two albums, Abominog and Head First, both of which helped to rekindle some interest in the band.

### Gary Moore

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During his on-off involvement with Osbourne, Daisley also recorded many albums with Gary Moore and toured extensively with him.

### Black Sabbath

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In 1986, he was approached by producer Jeff Glixman to play on the Black Sabbath album The Eternal Idol, as the band's actual bass player Dave Spitz had personal commitments to attend to.[3] However, Spitz was credited on the final release along with him. Daisley was offered the bassist's spot in Black Sabbath but turned it down due to his commitment to Gary Moore, with whom he continued to work from time to time until the guitarist's death in 2011.

### Other contributions

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Since the 1980s, Daisley has contributed to a wealth of recordings as bassist, lyricist and producer, including albums by Yngwie Malmsteen, Takara, Bill Ward, Black Sabbath and Jeff Watson of Night Ranger. Daisley and Watson teamed up again and formed Mother's Army with vocalist Joe Lynn Turner and drummer Carmine Appice. In 2003, following his second and unsuccessful suit against Ozzy Osbourne, he teamed up with Lee Kerslake, Steve Morse of Deep Purple and Australian rock singer Jimmy Barnes to record an album under the name Living Loud. Six of the album's eleven tracks were covers from Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman. Don Airey played keyboards on the Living Loud album. On 7 February 2003 Daisley recorded a live show at The Basement in Sydney with Australian blues band The Hoochie Coochie Men, for a live DVD and CD release. Featured were former Deep Purple organist Jon Lord and Jimmy Barnes. In 2007, The Hoochie Coochie Men released the studio album Danger: White Men Dancing, also featuring Jon Lord. In September 2014, Daisley was hired to produce the debut album of Adelaide-based hard rock band Cherry Grind.[4][5]

### Book

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Daisley's autobiography For Facts Sake was published in August 2013.

## Gear

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Daisley uses Mark Bass heads, and Picato Strings since 1972.[6] He recorded Ozzy Osbourne's solo debut Blizzard of Ozz with a white Gibson EB-3 from 1961, through one of Randy Rhoads' Marshall stacks, and continues to use an early-1960s EB-3 to this day. However, the follow-up to Blizzard, Diary of a Madman, (and most of the other albums he recorded on) was recorded with a Fender Precision Bass.[7] No More Tears was recorded with a P-bass as well, but an early '50s model with a single coil pickup (in sunburst).[8]

## Discography

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Year  | Band  | Album  | Notes

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1970  | Kahvas Jute | Wide Open |
2006  | Kahvas Jute  | Then Again (Live at the Basement) |
1973  | Chicken Shack | Unlucky Boy |
1973  | Mungo Jerry | Alright, Alright, Alright (Single)  |
1974  | Mungo Jerry  | Long Legged Woman Dressed in Black |
1976  | Widowmaker | Widowmaker |
1977  | Widowmaker  | Too Late to Cry |
2002  | Widowmaker  | Straight Faced Fighter | Compilation
1978  | Rainbow | Long Live Rock 'n' Roll |
1986  | Rainbow  | Finyl Vinyl | Compilation
2006  | Rainbow  | Live in Munich 1977 | CD & DVD
1980  | Ozzy Osbourne | Blizzard of Ozz |
1981  | Ozzy Osbourne  | Diary of a Madman |
1982  | Uriah Heep | Abominog | UK No. 34, US No. 56
1983  | Uriah Heep  | Head First | UK No. 56, US No. 159
1983  | Ozzy Osbourne  | Bark at the Moon |
1983  | Gary Moore | Victims of the Future |
1985  | Gary Moore  | Run for Cover |
1986  | Ozzy Osbourne  | The Ultimate Sin | Daisley co-wrote most of the songs, but did not play on the album
1987  | Ozzy Osbourne  | Tribute |
1987  | Gary Moore  | Wild Frontier |
1987  | Black Sabbath | The Eternal Idol |
1988  | Ozzy Osbourne  | No Rest for the Wicked |
1988  | Yngwie Malmsteen | Odyssey | UK No. 10
1989  | Gary Moore  | After the War |
1990  | Gary Moore  | Still Got the Blues |
1991  | Ozzy Osbourne  | No More Tears |
1992  | Gary Moore  | After Hours |
1993  | Mother's Army | Mother's Army |
1996  | Uriah Heep  | Time of Revelation |
1997  | Mother's Army  | Planet Earth |
1998  | Mother's Army  | Fire on the Moon |
2001  | The Hoochie Coochie Men | The Hoochie Coochie Men |
2003  | The Hoochie Coochie Men with Jon Lord | Live at the Basement | 2CD & DVD
2003  | Living Loud | Living Loud |
2004  | Gary Moore  | Power of the Blues |
2005  | Living Loud  | Live in Sydney 2004 |
2007  | The Hoochie Coochie Men with Jon Lord  | Danger. Whitemen Dancing |
2018  | Bob Daisley And Friends  | Moore Blues For Gary (A Tribute To Gary Moore) |
2021  | The Upstarts  | The Upstarts  |

### Session and guest appearances

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* The Tyla Gang – Tyla Gang (1991)
* Bill Ward – Ward One: Along the Way (1990)
* Jeff Watson – Lone Ranger (1992)
* Jeff Watson – Around The Sun (1993)
* Takara – Taste of Heaven (1995)
* Various artists – In From the Storm, a Jimi Hendrix tribute album (1995)
* Carmine Appice – Guitar Zeus (1995)
* Vertex – Vertex (1996)
* Warren DeMartini – Crazy Enough To Sing To You (1997)
* Takara – Eternity: Best of 93 – 98 (1998)
* Takara – Blind in Paradise (1998)
* Stream – Nothing Is Sacred (1998)
* Various Artist – Humanary Stew: Alice Cooper Tribute (1999)
* Various Artist – Forever Mod: A Tribute to Rod Stewart (1999)
* Silver – Intruder (2003)
* Karl Cochran – Voodooland (2004)
* The Legendary Zarsoff Brothers – Mixed Business (2005)
* Planet Alliance – Self Titled (2006)
* Jorge Salán – Chronicles of an Evolution (2007)
* Thomas Tomsen – Sunflickers (2010)
* Last Temptation – Last Temptation (2019)
* Michael Schenker Group - Universal (2022)
* King Kobra - We Are Warriors (2023)
* Cactus - Friends and Influences (2023)

### Video – VHS edition

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* Gary Moore – Emerald Aisles (1985)
* Gary Moore – Live at Issstadion Stockholm: Wild Frontier Tour (1987)
* Gary Moore – The Video Singles (1987)
* Guitar Gods – Ritchie Blackmore (2008, interviewee)

## References

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1. ^ "Bob Daisley's History with the Osbournes". Bob Daisley. Archived from the original on 15 May 2013. Retrieved 28 June 2013.
2. ^ "News – Federal Appeals Court: Ozzy Does Not Owe Royalties". Knac.Com. Archived from the original on 24 July 2014. Retrieved 20 October 2011.
3. ^ Daisley, Bob (2013). For Facts Sake. Thompson Music. p. 215\. ISBN 9780992276058.
4. ^ "Bob Daisley - Cherry Grind are a young band from Adelaide". Facebook. 24 December 2015. Retrieved 24 January 2016.
5. ^ "Review: Cherry Grind – 'A Room With A View'". Devilsgatemedia.com. Retrieved 12 August 2017.
6. ^ "Bob Daisley, Other Gear". Bobdaisley.com. Retrieved 8 December 2014.
7. ^ "Other Gear | Bob Daisley". Bobdaisley.com. Retrieved 21 December 2015.
8. ^ "Bob's Guitars | Bob Daisley". Bobdaisley.com. Retrieved 21 December 2015.

## External links

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* Official website
* Bob Daisley discography at Discogs

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Ozzy Osbourne

* Zakk Wylde
* Rob "Blasko" Nicholson
* Adam Wakeman
* Tommy Clufetos

Studio albums|

* Blizzard of Ozz
* Diary of a Madman
* Bark at the Moon
* The Ultimate Sin
* No Rest for the Wicked
* No More Tears
* Ozzmosis
* Down to Earth
* Under Cover
* Black Rain
* Scream
* Ordinary Man
* Patient Number 9

Live albums|

* Speak of the Devil
* Tribute
* Live & Loud
* Live at Budokan

Extended plays|

* Mr. Crowley Live EP
* Just Say Ozzy

Compilations/box sets|

* Best of Ozz
* Ten Commandments
* The Ozzman Cometh
* The Essential Ozzy Osbourne
* Prince of Darkness
* Memoirs of a Madman

Singles|

* "Crazy Train"
* "Mr. Crowley"
* "Flying High Again"
* "Over the Mountain"
* "Symptom of the Universe"
* "Paranoid"
* "Bark at the Moon"
* "Shot in the Dark"
* "No More Tears"
* "Mama, I'm Coming Home"
* "Changes"
* "Pictures of Matchstick Men"
* "Gets Me Through"
* "Dreamer"
* "In My Life"
* "I Don't Wanna Stop"
* "Not Going Away"
* "How?"
* "Under the Graveyard"
* "Ordinary Man"
* "It's a Raid"

Featured singles|

* "Close My Eyes Forever"
* "Hey Stoopid"
* "Shake Your Head"
* "Shock the Monkey"
* "N.I.B."
* "Stillborn"
* "Take What You Want"

Other songs|

* "Goodbye to Romance"
* "Suicide Solution"
* "I Don't Want to Change the World"
* "Hellraiser"

Concert tours|

* Blizzard of Ozz Tour
* Diary of a Madman Tour
* Speak of the Devil Tour
* Bark at the Moon Tour
* The Ultimate Sin Tour
* No Rest for the Wicked Tour
* No More Tours Tour
* Ozzfest
* Ozzfest lineups by year
* Merry Mayhem Tour
* Ozzy and Friends Tour
* No More Tours II

Former band members|

| Guitarists|

* Randy Rhoads
* Bernie Tormé
* Brad Gillis
* Jake E. Lee
* Steve Vai
* Alex Skolnick
* Joe Holmes
* Jerry Cantrell
* Gus G

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Bassists|

* Bob Daisley
* Rudy Sarzo
* Pete Way
* Phil Soussan
* Geezer Butler
* Mike Inez
* James LoMenzo
* Robert Trujillo
* Jason Newsted
* Chris Wyse

Drummers|

* Lee Kerslake
* Tommy Aldridge
* Carmine Appice
* Randy Castillo
* Deen Castronovo
* Mike Bordin
* Brian Tichy

Keyboardists|

* Don Airey
* John Sinclair
* Rick Wakeman
* Michael Beinhorn

Books|

* Ordinary People: Our Story
* I Am Ozzy
* Trust Me, I'm Dr. Ozzy

Related articles|

* Discography
* Black Sabbath
* Ozzfest
* The Osbournes
* Savage Skies

| Family members|

* Sharon Osbourne (2nd wife)
* Aimee Osbourne (daughter)
* Kelly Osbourne (daughter)
* Jack Osbourne (son)
* Don Arden (father-in-law)

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Rainbow

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* Candice Night
* Jens Johansson
* David Keith
* Bob Nouveau

* Ronnie James Dio
* Gary Driscoll
* Craig Gruber
* Micky Lee Soule
* Cozy Powell
* Jimmy Bain
* Mark Clarke
* Tony Carey
* David Stone
* Bob Daisley
* Roger Glover
* Don Airey
* Graham Bonnet
* Joe Lynn Turner
* Bobby Rondinelli
* David Rosenthal
* Chuck Burgi
* Paul Morris
* Greg Smith
* Doogie White
* John O'Reilly
* John Miceli
* Ronnie Romero

Studio albums|

* Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
* Rising
* Long Live Rock 'n' Roll
* Down to Earth
* Difficult to Cure
* Straight Between the Eyes
* Bent Out of Shape
* Stranger in Us All

EPs|

* Jealous Lover

Live albums|

* On Stage
* Finyl Vinyl
* Live in Germany 1976 / Live in Europe
* Deutschland Tournee 1976
* Live in Munich 1977

Compilation albums|

* The Best of Rainbow
* The Very Best of Rainbow
* 20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of Rainbow
* Pot of Gold
* All Night Long: An Introduction
* Catch the Rainbow: The Anthology
* Winning Combinations: Deep Purple and Rainbow

Video albums|

* Live in Munich 1977

Songs|

* "Man on the Silver Mountain"
* "Stargazer"
* "Since You Been Gone"
* "All Night Long"
* "I Surrender"
* "Stone Cold"
* "Street of Dreams"

Related articles|

* Discography
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* Dio
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* Elegant Weapons

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Uriah Heep

* Mick Box
* Phil Lanzon
* Bernie Shaw
* Russell Gilbrook
* Dave Rimmer

* Ken Hensley
* David Byron
* Paul Newton
* Alex Napier
* Nigel Olsson
* Keith Baker
* Ian Clarke
* Lee Kerslake
* Mark Clarke
* Gary Thain
* John Wetton
* Trevor Bolder
* John Lawton
* Chris Slade
* John Sloman
* Gregg Dechert
* John Sinclair
* Peter Goalby
* Bob Daisley
* Steff Fontaine

Studio albums|

* ...Very 'Eavy ...Very 'Umble
* Salisbury
* Look at Yourself
* Demons and Wizards
* The Magician's Birthday
* Sweet Freedom
* Wonderworld
* Return to Fantasy
* High and Mighty
* Firefly
* Innocent Victim
* Fallen Angel
* Conquest
* Abominog
* Head First
* Equator
* Raging Silence
* Different World
* Sea of Light
* Sonic Origami
* Wake the Sleeper
* Into the Wild
* Outsider
* Living the Dream
* Chaos & Colour

Live albums|

* Uriah Heep Live
* Live in Europe 1979
* Live at Shepperton '74
* Acoustically Driven
* Live in Armenia

Compilations|

* The Best of Uriah Heep
* The Lansdowne Tapes
* The Ultimate Collection
* Easy Livin': Singles A's & B's
* Loud, Proud & Heavy: The Best of Uriah Heep
* Celebration – Forty Years of Rock
* Totally Driven

Singles|

* "Gypsy"
* "Lady in Black"
* "Look at Yourself"
* "The Wizard"
* "Easy Livin'"
* "Sweet Lorraine"
* "Blind Eye"
* "July Morning"
* "Stealin'"
* "Something or Nothing"
* "Prima Donna"
* "Return to Fantasy"
* "One Way or Another"
* "Wise Man"
* "Sympathy"

Other songs|

* "Bird of Prey"
* "Sunrise"

Related articles|

* Discography
* Members
* The Gods
* Spice
* Toe Fat
* Colin Wood

* v
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Black Sabbath

* Tony Iommi
* Bill Ward
* Geezer Butler
* Ozzy Osbourne
* Dave Walker
* Ronnie James Dio
* Geoff Nicholls
* Craig Gruber
* Vinny Appice
* Ian Gillan
* Bev Bevan
* Ron Keel
* David Donato
* Eric Singer
* Jeff Fenholt
* Dave Spitz
* Glenn Hughes
* Ray Gillen
* Bob Daisley
* Tony Martin
* Cozy Powell
* Neil Murray
* Bobby Rondinelli

Studio albums|

* Black Sabbath
* Paranoid
* Master of Reality
* Vol. 4
* Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
* Sabotage
* Technical Ecstasy
* Never Say Die!
* Heaven and Hell
* Mob Rules
* Born Again
* Seventh Star
* The Eternal Idol
* Headless Cross
* Tyr
* Dehumanizer
* Cross Purposes
* Forbidden
* 13

Extended plays|

* The End

Live albums|

* Live at Last
* Live Evil
* Cross Purposes Live
* Reunion
* Past Lives
* Live at Hammersmith Odeon
* Live... Gathered in Their Masses
* The End: Live in Birmingham

Compilations|

* We Sold Our Soul for Rock 'n' Roll
* The Collection
* The Sabbath Stones
* Symptom of the Universe: The Original Black Sabbath 1970–1978
* Black Box: The Complete Original Black Sabbath 1970–1978
* Greatest Hits 1970–1978
* The Dio Years
* The Rules of Hell
* Greatest Hits
* Iron Man: The Best of Black Sabbath
* The Ultimate Collection
* Anno Domini 1989–1995

Unofficial albums|

* The Sabbath Collection
* The Ozzy Osbourne Years
* Under Wheels of Confusion
* The Best of Black Sabbath
* Club Sonderauflage

Singles|

* "Evil Woman"
* "The Wizard"
* "Paranoid"
* "Iron Man"
* "Children of the Grave"
* "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath"
* "Am I Going Insane (Radio)"
* "Neon Knights"
* "Trashed"
* "Psycho Man"
* "God Is Dead?"
* "End of the Beginning"

Other songs|

* "Black Sabbath"
* "N.I.B."
* "War Pigs"
* "Planet Caravan"
* "Hand of Doom"
* "Fairies Wear Boots"
* "Sweet Leaf"
* "After Forever"
* "Into the Void"
* "Changes"
* "Supernaut"
* "Hole in the Sky"
* "Symptom of the Universe"
* "Children of the Sea"
* "Heaven and Hell"

Videos|

* Never Say Die
* Black and Blue
* The Black Sabbath Story, Vol. 1
* The Black Sabbath Story, Vol. 2
* Cross Purposes Live
* The Last Supper
* Inside Black Sabbath - 1970–1992
* Hangin' with Heaven and Hell
* Live... Gathered in Their Masses
* Black Sabbath: The End of the End

Tours|

* Technical Ecstasy Tour
* Never Say Die! Tour
* Heaven & Hell Tour
* Mob Rules Tour
* Born Again Tour
* Ozzfest
* lineups
* Black Sabbath Reunion Tour
* The End Tour

Related|

* Discography
* Members
* List of cover versions of Black Sabbath songs
* In These Black Days
* Nativity in Black
* Heaven & Hell
* tour
* The Devil You Know
* Terry Chimes
* Jo Burt
* Laurence Cottle
* Mike Bordin
* Adam Wakeman
* Tommy Clufetos
* Brad Wilk
* Mythology
* Velvett Fogg
* GZR
* Rainbow
* Dio
* Deep Purple
* Electric Light Orchestra
* Kiss
* Badlands
* Whitesnake

* Category

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Yngwie Malmsteen

Studio albums|

* Rising Force
* Marching Out
* Trilogy
* Odyssey
* Eclipse
* Fire & Ice
* The Seventh Sign
* Magnum Opus
* Inspiration
* Facing the Animal
* Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra in E-flat minor, Op. 1
* Alchemy
* War to End All Wars
* Attack!!
* Unleash the Fury
* Perpetual Flame
* Angels of Love
* Relentless
* Spellbound
* World on Fire
* Blue Lightning

EPs|

* I Can't Wait

Live albums|

* Trial by Fire: Live in Leningrad
* Live!!

Compilation albums|

* The Yngwie Malmsteen Collection
* Yngwie J. Malmsteen : The Best of '90–'99
* The Genesis
* High Impact

Band members|

| Vocalists|

* Jeff Scott Soto
* Mark Boals
* Joe Lynn Turner
* Göran Edman
* Michael Vescera
* John West
* Mats Levén
* Jørn Lande
* Doogie White
* Tim "Ripper" Owens

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Bassists|

* Marcel Jacob
* Wally Voss
* Bob Daisley
* Svante Henryson
* Rudy Sarzo
* Bjorn Englen

Drummers|

* Barriemore Barlow
* Anders Johansson
* Mike Terrana
* Tommy Aldridge
* Cozy Powell
* John Macaluso
* Pete Barnacle

Keyboardists|

* Jens Johansson
* Mats Olausson
* David Rosenthal
* Derek Sherinian

Related articles|

* Steeler
* Alcatrazz
* Hear 'n Aid
* G3
* Generation Axe
* Erika Norberg (first wife)
* Neoclassical metal

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Mungo Jerry

* Ray Dorset

* Bob Daisley
* Paul King
* Sev Lewkowicz

Albums|

* Mungo Jerry
* Electronically Tested
* Cold Blue Excursion
* A Case for the Blues
* Adults Only

Singles|

* "In the Summertime"
* "Baby Jump"
* "Lady Rose"
* "You Don't Have to Be in the Army to Fight in the War"
* "Open Up"
* "Alright, Alright, Alright"
* "Long Legged Woman Dressed in Black"

Songs|

* "I Just Want to Make Love to You"
* "Feels Like I'm in Love"
* "Knockin' on Heaven's Door"
* "Dust My Broom"
* "Morning Dew"

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* Gary Davies
* Jim Rudge

* Andy Silvester
* Christine Perfect
* Hughie Flint
* Paul Raymond
* John Glascock
* Pip Pyle
* Bob Daisley
* Alan Powell
* Robbie Blunt
* Paul Martinez
* Keef Hartley
* Ric Lee
* Andy Pyle
* Tony Ashton
* Miller Anderson
* David Wintour

Studio albums|

* 40 Blue Fingers, Freshly Packed and Ready to Serve (1968)
* O.K. Ken? (1969)
* 100 Ton Chicken (1969)
* Accept (1970)
* Imagination Lady (1972)
* Unlucky Boy (1973)

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