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| John 'Ozzy' Osbourne | | Black Sabbath |
| Bill Ward | | Black Sabbath |
| Cozy Powell | | Black Sabbath |
Died on April 5, 1998 following a car crash in bad weather on the M4 motorway near Bristol.
| Ronnie James Dio | | Black Sabbath |
Real name Ronald James Padavona, replaced Ozzy Osbourne in 1979
| Ian Gillan | | Black Sabbath |
| Tony Iommi | | Black Sabbath |
| Geezer Butler | | Black Sabbath |
| Black Sabbath | | Born Again (1993) |
| Black Sabbath | | Cross Purposes (1994) |
| Black Sabbath | | Dehumanizer (1992) |
| Black Sabbath | | Tyr (1990) |
| Black Sabbath | | Master of Reality (1971) |
| Black Sabbath | | Paranoid (1970) |
| Black Sabbath | | Black Sabbath (1970) |
| Black Sabbath | | Never Say Die (1978) |
| Black Sabbath | | Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973) |
| Black Sabbath | | Sabotage (1975) |
| Black Sabbath | | Technical Ecstasy (1976) |
| Black Sabbath | | Vol. 4 (1972) |
| Black Sabbath | | Headless Cross (1989) |
| Black Sabbath | | Heaven And Hell (1980) |
| Black Sabbath | | Mob Rules (1981) |
| Birmingham | | Black Sabbath |
| Black Sabbath | | Who Are You? |
| Black Sabbath | | Killing Yourself To Live |
| Ozzy Osborne | | Black Sabbath |
Was kicked out of Black Sabbath in 1979 rejoined in 1997.
| Black Sabbath | | Born Again (1983) |
| Black Sabbath Featuring Tony Iommi | | Seventh Star (1986) |
| Black Sabbath | | The Eternal Idol (1987) |
| Black Sabbath | | Iron Man |
1971; included in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time; did not chart; hard rock cult classic
| Black Sabbath | | Paranoid |
1970; included in Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time"; did not chart highly
| Black Sabbath | | The U.K. |