Bob Daisley, the original bassist with Ozzy Osbourne’s solo group has taken to Facebook to offer his thanks to fans for their support.
That’s after some harsh words that Ozzy's wife and manager Sharon said in an interview. Daisley featured on Ozzy's first two solo group records "Blizzard Of Ozz" and "Diary Of A Madman"
The musician has tried to sue the former Black Sabbath frontman on a number of times concerning royalties.
Sharon spoke to Celebrity Access regarding claims that the first record was meant to be a band project and not a solo record. Sharon said:
"Never, never, never. The bass player, Bob Daisley, has said that over the years. He's a sad old f*** that played on two of the greatest albums in the genre, and he can't get over the fact that we didn't use him further. Like it was, 'Goodbye. See ya.' And he's never gotten over it.”
"And several lawsuits later - he tried to sue us three times - each time thrown out of court. Thrown out of court three times. He's tried to change history, and it just won't fit. It was never a band. There's no way. It was Ozzy Osbourne."
Now Daisley has taken to social media to respond saying:
"I have to say, I'm truly moved and impressed by the fans who have left messages and supportive words. It's good to know that so many of you valuable people know so much about my history and are aware of the actual truth.
"I'd simply like to say a heartfelt 'thank you' to each and every one of you; I've read every single message that was posted. Love to you all, Bob Daisley."
Happy Birthday, Bob Daisley! #BobDaisley #OzzyOsbourne #BlackSabbath #Rainbow #GaryMoore #UriahHeep pic.twitter.com/cBJN9aMAMk
— RockBizz (@rockbizzbrasil) February 13, 2019
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