The debate over who stands out as the superior guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne—Randy Rhoads or Zakk Wylde—ignites passionate discussions among rock enthusiasts. This week, Loudwire Nights invites you to take part in Chuck’s Fight Club and weigh in on this iconic rivalry.

Throughout Ozzy’s illustrious solo career, he has consistently collaborated with some of the most talented musicians in the industry, and the guitarists who have accompanied him have played a pivotal role in shaping his sound. The guitar position, in particular, has seen remarkable talent, underscoring the importance of these musicians in his musical journey.

After leaving Black Sabbath, Ozzy teamed up with the extraordinary Randy Rhoads, whose guitar skills dazzled audiences on the groundbreaking albums Blizzard of Ozz and its follow-up, Diary of a Madman. Sadly, Rhoads’ promising career was tragically cut short due to a fatal plane crash, leaving a lasting impact on the rock world. Beyond his initial recordings, the only other projects featuring Rhoads include the live album Tribute released in 1987 and the 2012 compilation Ozzy Live.

On the other hand, Zakk Wylde has forged one of the longest-standing professional relationships with Ozzy, first showcasing his talent on the 1988 album No Rest for the Wicked. His collaboration with Ozzy continued until 2002’s Live at Budokan, and he has been called back to contribute to various projects since, most notably with 2007’s Black Rain and the recent 2022 album, Patient Number 9. This enduring partnership has solidified Wylde’s status as a key figure in Ozzy’s musical legacy.

As part of Chuck’s Fight Club, Loudwire Nights host Chuck Armstrong will kick off the debate at 8 PM on the Monday segment of the Loudwire Nights program. Listeners will have the opportunity to share their thoughts and make compelling arguments for each guitarist during the 8 PM hours on Tuesday and Wednesday. Throughout the week, fans can rank the remarkable contributions of both Ozzy guitarists, leading to the selection of a winner who will be celebrated in a special rock block during the 8 PM hour of Friday’s Loudwire Nights broadcast.

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