Rest in Peace Randy Rhoads, 42 years ago today. Rest in Peace Delores Rhoads. Thank you again for being so kind to us teenagers that ditched school to be there with you at Randy's gravesite, March 19th 1985.
Yes, I was indeed her student. After a while I stopped asking her Randy questions because I remember several times i asked her a Randy related question, her 'allergies' would flare up and she went through several tissues to wipe her eyes. I got the hint. She never got over his death. As a teacher she was very, very strict. If you didn't play it right, she stopped you and you started again. One time I was playing a Bach minuet and totally butchered it. I turned around and told her that, "I played the jazz version". She was not amused. As far as that piano goes, it has one key missing. It has only 87 keys not 88. The action is also very light and it sounds really pristine.
I’ve been a guitar instructor on the side for over 30 years and while there was a 15 year period where I thought the guitar was dead, it’s slowly coming back. Social media and phones hurt the guitar but because of those things the kids are discovering people like Randy Rhoads. The golden age of guitar is gone but it will get better than what it has been.
One would think Ozzy & Sharon would donate a large amount of $$$$ to keep this school a float, Funding for this school should never be an issue EVER!! Wow just wow :-(
Randy's family should've inherited his Publishing Royalties. Perhaps the Osbournes f'ck'd Randy out of his money like they did everyone else. People should boycott the Osbournes. ...evil nasty people.
@the English gentleman 001 They do it for him because without him,Ozzy would have been a fat lounge singer in Vegas in the 80's ! If they had any decency, they would provide the funding for restoring Musonia as a fitting tribute to Randy since they screwed the family out of everything else. Without that guitar sound, those albums are nothing!
Randy's material in Blizzard Of Ozz and Diary Of A Madman will never die. It's still fresh to this day, it's immortal... Thank you for this video, I sure didn't need it to remember Randy Rhoads.. But I sure did appreciate it...
The guitar in the song "Diary Of A Madman" is so haunting and so "original". There will never be another Randy ever !!!! I was deeply affected by his passing as well. He left behind a huge legacy.
I had the privilege of seeing Randy live just a few months before he passed. His death was substantial to me. Not because of his musicianship, but because a talented young life was tragically cut short. The world saw his skill like a shooting star. Had he survived, we would have witnessed his constellation.
Got to interview Kelle for my show about 5 yrs ago...nicest people around and went way above and beyond taking time with us...even had a lil wine down the street at their place. So much history its amazing at that place. What a vibe. Nice video...Musonia needs to be recognized as a historical site
I visited Musonia many years ago - early nineties - during a holiday to California (from Canada). I was worried that we might be interrupting a lesson or something, but Mrs. Rhoads spent time with us, showed us around and gave me a note from a Musonia notepad with her number on it and said "... if I was ever in the Los Angeles area again to give her a call." I was amazed at her grace and kindness. I've kept it and will always treasure it. Kelle and Kathy, you do your Mom and Randy such great honour. I can't imagine what you've had to deal with. God bless you both.
The best tribute I can offer to Randy is to learn every guitar technique, to study guitar like there's no tomorrow... I believe he will smile from heaven.
Such a beautiful film about a beautiful family, each and every one of the Rhoads family members are a piece of my heart. music heals, music builds, music laughs and cries. it lives and never dies. Hats of to The Rhoads family. I Love you. Bahama Kin
When I met Delores in 1985, she showed me Randy's room, and there was a Tuba in the corner. She was the sweetest woman. And she actually invited me to come over on a Sunday afternoon.
From someone who knew and saw Randy when he was alive & who also remembers the day he departed from this world, thank you for this film. #RIPRandyRhoads
I was scheduled to get my guitar lessons but unfortunately Randy was on tour during the Diary of a Madman tour he died the day after my birthday my birthday is March 18th 1982 I was scheduled to get another lesson after he would get home from that tour unfortunately never got that chance to finish what I started and that is the day that will live with me forever until the day I die
When i was 15, i knew i wanted to be a drum instructor when i got older. I started playing when i was 10, in 1977. I had my own teaching studio for 19 years until the pandemic shut me down. His picture was on the studio wall all that time. Be mindful of how you treat and influence people. If you do right, you'll be a source of encouragement for someone. It's all Randy's fault that I became an instructor. 😊🎉
Holy crap.... lookin at Randy's sister is JUST like watching Randy if he were alive today. And Sarzo..... that dude looks just like he did 40 yrs ago. This is by FAR the most interesting little documentary I've EVER seen concerning Randy Roads. So good to SEE & HEAR the history from the actual SOURCES of his brother, sister & photographs instead of just reading about it or tales told by friends.
The internet , tabs online , all that kind of stuff kills it people are so busy trying to keep up with daily life here's a guitar go online never leave the house . don't know if it's that way everywere they stop teaching music in school as well if they had more personal things and had a professional that puts together those museum things I think they could make a great museum .
I listen to classical music Because of randy roads . I'm 55 now an i still miss Him . God let us see his gift I'm so grateful for the time God allowed us to witness His gift
Kathy is a spitting image of Randy - she could easily pass as his twin sister!! And, it's so sweet, yet so sad that she put the guitar down after his death. Such a loving sister...and wife! You hardly hear of marriages lasting as long as her's anymore! Well, except for my parents, LOL!!! If I lived in CA, I would drop by and enroll in Musonia in a heartbeat (even though I already know how to play, _but learning never ends)!!_ I absolutely had to come back and amend my comment, because when Kelle said that Kathy has "RRSIS" as her license plate, my eyes watered up. What a sweet, beautiful and loving sister she is for her to, not only maintain his memory, but to show her undying love for him that goes down to her core!! I wish I had such a wonderful sister. I have two, but for idiotically spiteful and petty reasons (on their part, not mine) we haven't talked much, maybe two or three times, in the past 17 - 20 years!! And one was at a friggin' funeral!! I have to admit, I'm envious of Randy in that regard!! God bless your family, Kelle and Kathy!!❤️
I have been to his grave in San Bernardino, it was only by chance I was at a guys house when two girls were talking about going to visit Randy. After eavesdropping I asked them what they were talking about. When they told me Randy Rhodes I freaked out. I have been a fan since I was 12 years old. It was breath taking to pull into the front entrance and look left to see it. To walk up and sit I was speechless
Kelli........, keep ur chin up, you do your brothers memory a credit. He means a lot of things,to a lot of people. Carrying on,is never easy..... best wishes..
Hoping they make a film or release something about Randy and his family..and him performing live..never saw him live...big influence in my guitar playing..R.I.P
Sadly, there are not any high quality live video recordings of Randy with Ozzy. There are some out there and it still sounds good but it's just sad that back in the early 80s, you just didn't get things recorded like you do now.
@@saltykrug Actually what's the saddest part of all this and how little there is to see of Randy is this... It's a freakin FACT that Sharon had parts of the Diary tour with Randy professionally filmed. A bunch of shows. Yet after all these years Sharon still hasn't done Jack shit to put even just one show out. If it wasn't for Randy let's face it... Ozzy's career would have been Dead... along with Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake. I'm not gonna go all on about it but it's disgusting and despicable that they just sit on clear footage of Randy. Bob has a lot of stuff too ..The Holy Grail.. great recordings and films of Randy writing the songs, composing, jamming, in concert and joking around....but Sharon literally offered him peanuts for the entire treasure trove of material..real historical stuff that'll be a miracle if we ever see. Bob turned her down rightfully but it's sad cause he has a goldmine. Sharon hates Bob Daisley more than she cares about putting out a film, recordings, and concerts with Randy. It's such BS and shameful... unfortunately Sharon has no shame though...or morals and values.
@@KeenanNeighbors Incredible photos man!! What's on the large white one with the pics and the writing if you don't mind me asking?. I can't make out what it says. So lucky you got to see him. It still hurts that I just missed seeing him at what would have been Randy destroying Madison square garden!!
My first concert was On 3/18/82 in Knoxville Tn my sister took me to see Ozzy i was 8 years old And I remember Standing there and seeing Randy Rhodes playing And it was a MAGICAL MOMENT let me tell ya he was absolutely unbelievable I remember it like it was yesterday
I kicked off my teenage rebellion in 1978. I got hooked on Sabbath, Motorhead and Iron Maidens Killers. I've had the privilege to listen to Randy Rhoads never released music. Yngwie is the only musician who has matched the classical piano and guitar skills. There is no other classical 6string and 12 that you can compare to because Randy Rhoads set the bar. R.I.P. Brother and thank you for helping me get through high school.
Kelly an Mrs Kathy. You are not forgotten I'm 55 an I wish your family well.your brother was great but listen it was your mom that had great siblings your sister and your self
What a wonderfull family of music appreciate you all's time in these videos love them my father was born and raised in leesburg fl that is the most encredable soloist Randy your the best
I'm a big Eddie Van Halen fan. In an old guitar magazine interview Eddie said"No one makes me sweat. " If Randy Roads was still alive I think he would've made Eddie sweat. Ozzy's Tribute album was one of the best live albums ever! Thank you for posting this clip!
@@jeremyhill9583 And Van Halen has never done anything on the level of Strangers in the Night as much shit as they talked about UFO and Michael Schenker in their little book. :)
I'm glad I got to meet randy on several occasions..saw him play at Woodbury university in Burbank ca with quite riot ...I think it was 1978..I remember a backyard party in Burbank where randy was there watching the Greg leon band...I gotta say randy was a very nice guy...he was so mellow...very friendly..in my book randy was one of the best guitar players..miss you...RIP
🌄 Thanx Jimmy + Linda excellent job ! People need vids like this to remember the musical genius of Randy, and when it comes to John I think they truly were friends.. Kathy + Kelle are doing the best they can, instead of thinking about 💰 keeping their brothers dreams alive has to be difficult. All I can say is Kelle is actually making real 'MUSIC' so thank God for that ! Keep Rocking Folks 🎵⛥🤘🍻🎸🌟David🎶✌😎✨
I try to play some of Randy’s songs I guess I don’t know how he did it. Amazing chords and leads all bunch in just one song. WOW. RIP we all miss him. What a shining star 🌟
I was able to go to Musonia a couple of times. Had a very nice talk with Mrs. Rhoads who was amazing, and the second time I kind of showed up and Kelle couldn't have been nicer. He gave me a tour and talked to me and answered all kinds of questions. I do get that at some point it must be tiring to just have people show up or call and ask alot of the same questions. But it comes from a good place. It would be nice to have Musonia, if financially possible, be set up as a Museum and school and have paid tours or something. not just Randy but so many big names have been thru there and it has to be an iconic building at 71 years.
Randy was a musical genius and his legacy should’ve continued with this music school. Sad Ozzy who is worth millions can’t donate to keep this school a float.
WOW, what a great documentary! Thank you to all involved! I had the privelege of seeing the initial 'Blizzard Of Ozz' tour at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey 'back in the day', and being 3 rows back from Randy was a treat I will always remember!
Thank you Kelle and Kathy, for sharing such private memories about your brother Randy and your Mom, Delores. Classical music certainly is a common bond I have with you and your family. And yes, there are many great lesser known composers. My CD collection has many of them! I loved Randy's playing. I think Kelle is a wonderful musician and I look forward to checking out the recordings by him that were mentioned in this clip. Kathy, you remind me so much of Randy! I too, would think that Randy would love to see you playing an instrument and enjoying it. However, I also understand the way you feel in regards to your brother. I'm sure that he would just want the both of you to be happy and enjoy life. Respect and regards, Ken M.
Excellent show... Randy Rhodes RIP. I didn't know much about his siblings before and it's cool to get to know them better. I'd love to visit that music school and meet them. I love classical music too
Rhandy Rhoads is my biggest influence. I'm playing guitar a long time and I wish. I can go to your school it would be nice but I live in new York and its. Far. But randy Rhoads was the greatest axe shredder. He made sound effects and everything thank you for this video its really cool to see his family was into music and that s. Really great he didn't get. Yeld at so he was able to practice right ! Its funny nobody don't attend this school.
When I first heard Rany Rhoads, it was in the summer of 90 or 91. I heard Tribute for the first time and was blown away by his live songs. I bought Blizzard and Diary but Loved Randy's live songs even more. I wish I could have seen him live. I don't like live albums but Randy was the only guitarist I loved hearing live and that's rare. Now as I'm older, it's a shame how such beautiful music is fading away along with our morals and values in this country. It is our duty to preserve those things. Look at our current generation, and I have kids, but todays kids are just morons glued to their phones, Xboxes. Todays music is so horrible with this garbage rap music dominating the airwaves. It makes me sad and nostalgic to see this video and hear Kelle talk about how many students that house once taught, only to walk through it and see pictures of an era long passed by, if only those walls could talk. This video was very haunting. I still love Randy Rhoads and I'm glad to hear his songs still being played from time to time.
Pretty ignorant of you to suggest younger people don't care about his music because of video games. I'm 27 and had my first video game system before hearing rock, but when I heard his two albums (and Bark At The Moon) at 6 they stuck with me to such an extent that I'm still to this day learning songs of his that I've always loved. Even evaluating my own writing, I've realized recently that I got a lot of things I do from Randy, the memories of how cool his sounds were staying with me from being a little boy.
Great interview and many thanks for sharing, I considered Randy Rhoades a true American guitar hero as well as a absolutely brilliant classical trained guitarist, It is not that I considered him being the greatest but I loved his style of playing and I couldn't hardly believe it when news of his tragic death was confirmed so many years ago, I was at work when I heard and I was just instantly depressed hearing that news, taken far too soon, One can only imagine how much success he would have gained in his career if he would have lived, I respected him so very much. I have always felt before his death there was never that much interest even after he joined Ozzy, at least that is how I saw it at the time and of course his death turned him into a icon but his playing always had that subtle iconic thing about it, I remember thinking, wow this guy is a guitarist's guitarist, I mean I really like Eddie VH but Randy was in my opinion so much more and yet he seemed so modest.
I love the guys at the Metal Voice are respectful of the Rhoads legacy and towards the family. I got to meet Kelle last August, I had booked a tour at Musonia, I get there and he is sitting out front, all cut up, he had fallen the night before and could barely walk. i offered to cancel, and he absolutely refused to let me cancel, He used a cane to get around. It was an incredible experience, it is surreal being there. He gave me an hour and probably more if I did not have to leave. I highly recommend people visit the Musoni and of course the Rhoads crypt at Mt VIew Cemetary. I wonder what they will do for the 40th anniversary of that horrible day.
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Rest in Peace Randy Rhoads, 42 years ago today. Rest in Peace Delores Rhoads. Thank you again for being so kind to us teenagers that ditched school to be there with you at Randy's gravesite, March 19th 1985.
I've played that piano many, many times. I was one of Delores Rhoads' student for several years.
What was that like?
Wow! Seriously?
Yes, I was indeed her student. After a while I stopped asking her Randy questions because I remember several times i asked her a Randy related question, her 'allergies' would flare up and she went through several tissues to wipe her eyes. I got the hint. She never got over his death. As a teacher she was very, very strict. If you didn't play it right, she stopped you and you started again. One time I was playing a Bach minuet and totally butchered it. I turned around and told her that, "I played the jazz version". She was not amused. As far as that piano goes, it has one key missing. It has only 87 keys not 88. The action is also very light and it sounds really pristine.
@@acegibson9533 Wow thanks for the details on that! It's so interesting. You know I suspected she might have been a little on the strict side.
@@acegibson9533 ty Ace
I'm an ex-Randy student, spent years at Musonia, so nice to see this video! Eventually they moved Randy's room out back because we played too loud🤣
Wow that's amazing!! You're so lucky!
Wow…! Incredible!🥹I would really like to visit it
Magical ❤gifts. The Rhoades family ❤
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Very cool … I really would have loved to have Randy as a teacher…I’m sure I speak for a lot of us 🙂👍🏻✌️
I’ve been a guitar instructor on the side for over 30 years and while there was a 15 year period where I thought the guitar was dead, it’s slowly coming back.
Social media and phones hurt the guitar but because of those things the kids are discovering people like Randy Rhoads.
The golden age of guitar is gone but it will get better than what it has been.
One would think Ozzy & Sharon would donate a large amount of $$$$ to keep this school a float, Funding for this school should never be an issue EVER!! Wow just wow :-(
its a problem... people being generous with other peoples money...
@SAWDUST Agreed .
Sharon only thinks about Herself. She spends most of Her time screwing over Ozzy's bandmates. Ask Bob Daisley and Lee Kirslake, and Jake E. Lee.
Randy's family should've inherited his Publishing Royalties. Perhaps the Osbournes f'ck'd Randy out of his money like they did everyone else.
People should boycott the Osbournes. ...evil nasty people.
@the English gentleman 001 They do it for him because without him,Ozzy would have been a fat lounge singer in Vegas in the 80's ! If they had any decency, they would provide the funding for restoring Musonia as a fitting tribute to Randy since they screwed the family out of everything else. Without that guitar sound, those albums are nothing!
Randy's material in Blizzard Of Ozz and Diary Of A Madman will never die. It's still fresh to this day, it's immortal... Thank you for this video, I sure didn't need it to remember Randy Rhoads.. But I sure did appreciate it...
Absolutely timeless!
The guitar in the song "Diary Of A Madman" is so haunting and so "original". There will never be another Randy ever !!!! I was deeply affected by his passing as well. He left behind a huge legacy.
Long Live The Rhoads Family!!!!! Wishing all of you good health and all green lights!
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I had the privilege of seeing Randy live just a few months before he passed. His death was substantial to me. Not because of his musicianship, but because a talented young life was tragically cut short. The world saw his skill like a shooting star. Had he survived, we would have witnessed his constellation.
Tears fell from my eyes,when I heard her say,when he died she put her guitar down
Got to interview Kelle for my show about 5 yrs ago...nicest people around and went way above and beyond taking time with us...even had a lil wine down the street at their place. So much history its amazing at that place. What a vibe. Nice video...Musonia needs to be recognized as a historical site
I visited Musonia many years ago - early nineties - during a holiday to California (from Canada). I was worried that we might be interrupting a lesson or something, but Mrs. Rhoads spent time with us, showed us around and gave me a note from a Musonia notepad with her number on it and said "... if I was ever in the Los Angeles area again to give her a call." I was amazed at her grace and kindness. I've kept it and will always treasure it. Kelle and Kathy, you do your Mom and Randy such great honour. I can't imagine what you've had to deal with. God bless you both.
The best tribute I can offer to Randy is to learn every guitar technique, to study guitar like there's no tomorrow... I believe he will smile from heaven.
Long Live Randy Rhoads musical legacy!! Randy was the one. Him, EVH, Malmsteen, Vai, Satriani... these guys changed rock guitar forever.
Such a beautiful film about a beautiful family, each and every one of the Rhoads family members are a piece of my heart. music heals, music builds, music laughs and cries. it lives and never dies. Hats of to The Rhoads family. I Love you. Bahama Kin
Randy Rhoads is still the ultimate guitar player , unquestionable 🎲🎲🎲
Jackson B Well hands down , nobody still can't touch him , glad to see he's still has his true fans , peace
Absolutely!
Long Live Randy Rhoads :-) ROCK ON!!!!!!!
Pron be
Long Live? A little too late for that wish!
Randy rhoads forever! God bless kelle,Kathy and all the true rhoadies that keep randy memory alive!
Randy is smiling from heaven and he loves you Kelle and Kathy!! 😀😀. God bless you both!! Randy is a legend!!
When I met Delores in 1985, she showed me Randy's room, and there was a Tuba in the corner.
She was the sweetest woman. And she actually invited me to come over on a Sunday afternoon.
From someone who knew and saw Randy when he was alive & who also remembers the day he departed from this world, thank you for this film. #RIPRandyRhoads
I was scheduled to get my guitar lessons but unfortunately Randy was on tour during the Diary of a Madman tour he died the day after my birthday my birthday is March 18th 1982 I was scheduled to get another lesson after he would get home from that tour unfortunately never got that chance to finish what I started and that is the day that will live with me forever until the day I die
When i was 15, i knew i wanted to be a drum instructor when i got older. I started playing when i was 10, in 1977. I had my own teaching studio for 19 years until the pandemic shut me down.
His picture was on the studio wall all that time.
Be mindful of how you treat and influence people. If you do right, you'll be a source of encouragement for someone. It's all Randy's fault that I became an instructor. 😊🎉
I saw Randy live twice he was bloody Awsome , jaw dropping
Kevin Woolner lucky you !
You're so lucky wish I was around back then!!
Rip Randy !!! Even after 35 years your legacy lives on...
Randy Rhoads was pure talent!
and was leaded the right way by the right people...
Great! Rhoads Forever! Musonia must be recognized as the birth place of one the greatest music families that ever existed!
Kathy & Kelly I love you guys so much. Miss your mom so bad, love to see you in these videos. Ozie
Holy crap.... lookin at Randy's sister is JUST like watching Randy if he were alive today. And Sarzo..... that dude looks just like he did 40 yrs ago. This is by FAR the most interesting little documentary I've EVER seen concerning Randy Roads. So good to SEE & HEAR the history from the actual SOURCES of his brother, sister & photographs instead of just reading about it or tales told by friends.
Went from 200 to 6 students. That makes me sad.
dudes piano playing makes me sad
Young people don't care about guitar rock like they used to. That makes me sad.
, you got that right
The internet , tabs online , all that kind of stuff kills it people are so busy trying to keep up with daily life here's a guitar go online never leave the house .
don't know if it's that way everywere they stop teaching music in school as well if they had more personal things and had a professional that puts together those museum things I think they could make a great museum .
Get em off the games !!!!!!lol
Randy was a genius and a beautiful person. His music and guitar playing.is immortal, it will live forever. We miss you Randy.
I listen to classical music
Because of randy roads .
I'm 55 now an i still miss
Him .
God let us see his gift
I'm so grateful for the time
God allowed us to witness
His gift
Kathy is a spitting image of Randy - she could easily pass as his twin sister!! And, it's so sweet, yet so sad that she put the guitar down after his death. Such a loving sister...and wife! You hardly hear of marriages lasting as long as her's anymore! Well, except for my parents, LOL!!! If I lived in CA, I would drop by and enroll in Musonia in a heartbeat (even though I already know how to play, _but learning never ends)!!_
I absolutely had to come back and amend my comment, because when Kelle said that Kathy has "RRSIS" as her license plate, my eyes watered up. What a sweet, beautiful and loving sister she is for her to, not only maintain his memory, but to show her undying love for him that goes down to her core!! I wish I had such a wonderful sister. I have two, but for idiotically spiteful and petty reasons (on their part, not mine) we haven't talked much, maybe two or three times, in the past 17 - 20 years!! And one was at a friggin' funeral!! I have to admit, I'm envious of Randy in that regard!! God bless your family, Kelle and Kathy!!❤️
Kelle, Kathy, and Kelley Garni are sweet. They play wonderful music.
kelle sounds like a very envious brother turned opportunist......
I have been to his grave in San Bernardino, it was only by chance I was at a guys house when two girls were talking about going to visit Randy. After eavesdropping I asked them what they were talking about. When they told me Randy Rhodes I freaked out. I have been a fan since I was 12 years old. It was breath taking to pull into the front entrance and look left to see it. To walk up and sit I was speechless
Pardon me sir, but if you have been a fan since age 12 then please spell his name correct. Randy Rhoads not Rhodes! RANDY RHOADS. Have a nice day.
Randy was the greatest rock guitar player that ever lived.....god bless his family.....RIP
Kathy and Kelle are wonderful people . They are grateful and kind to all of their brother, Randy's, fans .
This documentary on Randy’s life was fantastic, bravo Jimmy 👏
Thank you
Kelli........, keep ur chin up, you do your brothers memory a credit. He means a lot of things,to a lot of people. Carrying on,is never easy..... best wishes..
50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE..that's awesome congratulations!👍👍
THANK YOU RANDY AND FAMILY! GOD BLESS
Hoping they make a film or release something about Randy and his family..and him performing live..never saw him live...big influence in my guitar playing..R.I.P
I would love to see a professional movie on Randy Rhoads also. like how they did with ritch valens! la bamba
I saw him in 81 .Here are my photos photos.app.goo.gl/XaUz8FsSgkgYR2vw7
Sadly, there are not any high quality live video recordings of Randy with Ozzy. There are some out there and it still sounds good but it's just sad that back in the early 80s, you just didn't get things recorded like you do now.
@@saltykrug Actually what's the saddest part of all this and how little there is to see of Randy is this... It's a freakin FACT that Sharon had parts of the Diary tour with Randy professionally filmed. A bunch of shows. Yet after all these years Sharon still hasn't done Jack shit to put even just one show out. If it wasn't for Randy let's face it... Ozzy's career would have been Dead... along with Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake. I'm not gonna go all on about it but it's disgusting and despicable that they just sit on clear footage of Randy. Bob has a lot of stuff too ..The Holy Grail.. great recordings and films of Randy writing the songs, composing, jamming, in concert and joking around....but Sharon literally offered him peanuts for the entire treasure trove of material..real historical stuff that'll be a miracle if we ever see. Bob turned her down rightfully but it's sad cause he has a goldmine. Sharon hates Bob Daisley more than she cares about putting out a film, recordings, and concerts with Randy. It's such BS and shameful... unfortunately Sharon has no shame though...or morals and values.
@@KeenanNeighbors Incredible photos man!! What's on the large white one with the pics and the writing if you don't mind me asking?. I can't make out what it says. So lucky you got to see him. It still hurts that I just missed seeing him at what would have been Randy destroying Madison square garden!!
My first concert was On 3/18/82 in Knoxville Tn my sister took me to see Ozzy i was 8 years old And I remember Standing there and seeing Randy Rhodes playing And it was a MAGICAL MOMENT let me tell ya he was absolutely unbelievable I remember it like it was yesterday
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His last show just before dying the next afternoon
I kicked off my teenage rebellion in 1978. I got hooked on Sabbath, Motorhead and Iron Maidens Killers. I've had the privilege to listen to Randy Rhoads never released music. Yngwie is the only musician who has matched the classical piano and guitar skills. There is no other classical 6string and 12 that you can compare to because Randy Rhoads set the bar. R.I.P. Brother and thank you for helping me get through high school.
Bittersweet memories. And yes, I still love Dee. God Bless.
Long Live Randy Rhoads! Hands down my favorite guitarist. True Legend!!God Bless Randy and his family 🤘
Kelly an Mrs Kathy. You are not forgotten I'm 55 an I wish your family well.your brother was great but listen it was your mom that had great siblings your sister and your self
That was beautiful. God bless you 🙏
Never mess with classics. They are classic for a reason. 🕉
So emotional. Thank you so much, this vid is special. Randy For ever!
Thank you! To Randy's Family.Randy you are deeply loved and horribly missed so so missed☮️
RIP Randy Rhoads, 41 years ago today. RIP Delores Rhoads, thank you for being so kind to us teenagers that ditched school to be there March 19th 1985.
Wow, musical inspiration at its best. Long live memories of randy, family and the musonia school.
What a wonderfull family of music appreciate you all's time in these videos love them my father was born and raised in leesburg fl that is the most encredable soloist Randy your the best
I'm a big Eddie Van Halen fan. In an old guitar magazine interview Eddie said"No one makes me sweat. " If Randy Roads was still alive I think he would've made Eddie sweat. Ozzy's Tribute album was one of the best live albums ever! Thank you for posting this clip!
Man rhoads on those two albums kills any Halen record
@@jeremyhill9583 And Van Halen has never done anything on the level of Strangers in the Night as much shit as they talked about UFO and Michael Schenker in their little book. :)
@@jeremyhill9583 I see it differently i can appreciate both artists and what the bands created.
Randy Lives On,Thank You.!
I'm glad I got to meet randy on several occasions..saw him play at Woodbury university in Burbank ca with quite riot ...I think it was 1978..I remember a backyard party in Burbank where randy was there watching the Greg leon band...I gotta say randy was a very nice guy...he was so mellow...very friendly..in my book randy was one of the best guitar players..miss you...RIP
🌄 Thanx Jimmy + Linda excellent job ! People need vids like this to remember the musical genius of Randy, and when it comes to John I think they truly were friends.. Kathy + Kelle are doing the best they can, instead of thinking about 💰 keeping their brothers dreams alive has to be difficult. All I can say is Kelle is actually making real 'MUSIC' so thank God for that ! Keep Rocking Folks 🎵⛥🤘🍻🎸🌟David🎶✌😎✨
AWESOME. God continue to bless the Rhodes Family.
God is sister just look like him! Always be in our heart and ear....RIP RR🙏🏻🤘🏻🇲🇶
Lovely people. What a great family.
I try to play some of Randy’s songs I guess I don’t know how he did it. Amazing chords and leads all bunch in just one song. WOW. RIP we all miss him. What a shining star 🌟
Kelle is very jealous of Randy! Me I would be very proud! He was and sill is a legend!
He is not jealous at all, have you met him? he is extremely proud and complimentary. Randy is an all time legend
I was able to go to Musonia a couple of times. Had a very nice talk with Mrs. Rhoads who was amazing, and the second time I kind of showed up and Kelle couldn't have been nicer. He gave me a tour and talked to me and answered all kinds of questions. I do get that at some point it must be tiring to just have people show up or call and ask alot of the same questions. But it comes from a good place. It would be nice to have Musonia, if financially possible, be set up as a Museum and school and have paid tours or something. not just Randy but so many big names have been thru there and it has to be an iconic building at 71 years.
Randy was a musical genius and his legacy should’ve continued with this music school. Sad Ozzy who is worth millions can’t donate to keep this school a float.
So True
Such ashame
Absolutely Beautiful Film! Thank you so much for posting this! : )
Such a wonderful family. They are very good to Randy's fans as well .
WOW, what a great documentary! Thank you to all involved! I had the privelege of seeing the initial 'Blizzard Of Ozz' tour at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey 'back in the day', and being 3 rows back from Randy was a treat I will always remember!
Thank you Kelle and Kathy, for sharing such private memories about your brother Randy and your Mom, Delores.
Classical music certainly is a common bond I have with you and your family. And yes, there are many great lesser known composers. My CD collection has many of them!
I loved Randy's playing. I think Kelle is a wonderful musician and I look forward to checking out the recordings by him that were mentioned in this clip.
Kathy, you remind me so much of Randy! I too, would think that Randy would love to see you playing an instrument and enjoying it. However, I also understand the way you feel in regards to your brother. I'm sure that he would just want the both of you to be happy and enjoy life.
Respect and regards,
Ken M.
Love Kathy And Kelle Super Sweet Souls
Randy will be remembered for ever ...…! for he gift to play, for the fans, and for the beautiful family keep supported he’s legacy
Excellent show... Randy Rhodes RIP. I didn't know much about his siblings before and it's cool to get to know them better. I'd love to visit that music school and meet them. I love classical music too
Losing Randy was a huge loss, losing what we have never heard from Randy is the greatest loss.
Randy was and always will be amazing!
Rhandy Rhoads is my biggest influence. I'm playing guitar a long time and I wish. I can go to your school it would be nice but I live in new York and its. Far. But randy Rhoads was the greatest axe shredder. He made sound effects and everything thank you for this video its really cool to see his family was into music and that s. Really great he didn't get. Yeld at so he was able to practice right ! Its funny nobody don't attend this school.
Randy Rhoads = Timelessly Inspirational
Love Randy and his Family, just started Watching.
Randy! Gone but never forgotten! R.I.P Randy! #1
Wow..Absolute stellar work. This was a great history lesson!
thx
ANYTHING RHOADS ................. THANK YOU RANDY AND FAMILY : )
When I first heard Rany Rhoads, it was in the summer of 90 or 91. I heard Tribute for the first time and was blown away by his live songs. I bought Blizzard and Diary but Loved Randy's live songs even more. I wish I could have seen him live. I don't like live albums but Randy was the only guitarist I loved hearing live and that's rare. Now as I'm older, it's a shame how such beautiful music is fading away along with our morals and values in this country. It is our duty to preserve those things. Look at our current generation, and I have kids, but todays kids are just morons glued to their phones, Xboxes. Todays music is so horrible with this garbage rap music dominating the airwaves. It makes me sad and nostalgic to see this video and hear Kelle talk about how many students that house once taught, only to walk through it and see pictures of an era long passed by, if only those walls could talk. This video was very haunting. I still love Randy Rhoads and I'm glad to hear his songs still being played from time to time.
These are my pics from seeing him live in 1981 photos.app.goo.gl/XaUz8FsSgkgYR2vw7
Pretty ignorant of you to suggest younger people don't care about his music because of video games. I'm 27 and had my first video game system before hearing rock, but when I heard his two albums (and Bark At The Moon) at 6 they stuck with me to such an extent that I'm still to this day learning songs of his that I've always loved.
Even evaluating my own writing, I've realized recently that I got a lot of things I do from Randy, the memories of how cool his sounds were staying with me from being a little boy.
I’m shocked at how many live, audio only, recordings there are on here. Keeps the fires stoked.
Beautiful piano playing. Mega talented family.
Kathy looks just like Randy. It feels like he is still alive and embodied by her, if you know what I mean. Such a cool family. RIP RR
His piano playing was so heartfelt. I wish I could hear more. Wonderful interviews.
Before I pass i hope to visit the school of Musonia. To go into the room where Randy studied/taught would leave me speechless....
This is absolutely amazing, but kind of sad.
I wish your family & school all the best. 😥
That was a very informative and good watch. I like your interviewing style, you get the real story with the people you talk to.
Randy so humble the best guitarist ever RIP god bless and an amazing family
Love this Randy was just the best...
fascinating viewing 💚
That piano is to die for
Great interview and many thanks for sharing, I considered Randy Rhoades a true American guitar hero as well as a absolutely brilliant classical trained guitarist, It is not that I considered him being the greatest but I loved his style of playing and I couldn't hardly believe it when news of his tragic death was confirmed so many years ago, I was at work when I heard and I was just instantly depressed hearing that news, taken far too soon, One can only imagine how much success he would have gained in his career if he would have lived, I respected him so very much. I have always felt before his death there was never that much interest even after he joined Ozzy, at least that is how I saw it at the time and of course his death turned him into a icon but his playing always had that subtle iconic thing about it, I remember thinking, wow this guy is a guitarist's guitarist, I mean I really like Eddie VH but Randy was in my opinion so much more and yet he seemed so modest.
Ahh my extended family, thanks for uploading this 👍
I love the guys at the Metal Voice are respectful of the Rhoads legacy and towards the family. I got to meet Kelle last August, I had booked a tour at Musonia, I get there and he is sitting out front, all cut up, he had fallen the night before and could barely walk. i offered to cancel, and he absolutely refused to let me cancel, He used a cane to get around. It was an incredible experience, it is surreal being there. He gave me an hour and probably more if I did not have to leave. I highly recommend people visit the Musoni and of course the Rhoads crypt at Mt VIew Cemetary.
I wonder what they will do for the 40th anniversary of that horrible day.
I love this family. RIP Randy & Delores
I bought diary when it first came out at ten blew me away
Many thanks for sharing this, great work.
what a phenomenal documentary
Thank you Jimmy 💖
blame rap what a shame the school should be a national treasure. god bless t RHOADS family.
i love you guys peace and safe travel.
@Ron Norman you’re stupidly ignorant!!!
I've never been to CA. But Musonia , the sisters Wine Co.,
a few other iconic spots are my 1st stops.
What An Epic Story His Story Lives On Until Day RIH RANDY RHOADS