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"For Facts Sake" by bassist Bob Daisley offers an authentic, self-penned account of five decades in rock, featuring 330 pages of detailed, journal-backed stories and rare photos. The memoir highlights Daisley’s work with Ozzy Osbourne, Ritchie Blackmore, and Gary Moore while setting the record straight on his songwriting contributions and industry legal battles. Purchase options and details are available via Amazon. For Facts Sake: Bob Daisley: 9780992276003 - Amazon.com

Result: Daisley now receives royalties for lyrics on Blizzard and Diary, but public credit still often lists only Ozzy & Rhoads. bob daisley for facts sake pdf 1 new

• Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
• Diary of a Madman (1981)

The Blizzard of Ozz Dispute: A detailed account of the legal battles over royalties and credits with the Osbourne camp. "For Facts Sake" by bassist Bob Daisley offers

Bob Daisley is far more than just a session player; he was a foundational architect of the "Blizzard of Ozz" sound and a prolific lyricist for some of the biggest names in rock. His resume reads like a "Who's Who" of music royalty, including: Blizzard of Ozz (1980) Diary of a Madman (1981)

• Rainbow (1975–1977)
• Ozzy Osbourne (1979–1981, plus later reunions)
• Uriah Heep (1982–1983)
• Gary Moore, Black Sabbath (session/writing)

Diverse Portfolio: His career spans stints with Chicken Shack, Mungo Jerry, Widowmaker, and Uriah Heep.

3.5 Just Say Ozzy (1990 live EP) – no new writing.

3.6 No More Tears (1991) – Daisley co-wrote 4 tracks

• “Mr. Tinkertrain”
• “I Don’t Want to Change the World” (live track, but included)
• “Road to Nowhere”
• “Hellraiser” (shared with Ozzy, Zakk, Lemmy)

3.3 Bark at the Moon (1983) – No Daisley

Daisley was fired before this album. He did not play on it (bass was Don Costa, then Phil Soussan). He returned later.