Glenn Hughes
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Sep 19, 2026
Mack BHOST
do.
Mack BHOST
And then Tony was going to do a solo album, got The Voice of Rock, Glenn Hughes, also from Deep Purple, who actually just retired from the road, sadly enough.
Mack BHOST
I saw that, yeah.
Mack BHOST
That's it.
Matt SorumGUEST
A lot of people have been honored.
Matt SorumGUEST
Glenn Hughes.
Matt SorumGUEST
So this year went to Paul Rogers and Geezer Butler.
Matt SorumGUEST
And Geezer, I had a short-lived band called Deadland Rituals.
Matt SorumGUEST
Yeah.
Matt SorumGUEST
Oh, but boom.
Don JamiesonHOST
And you had another pretty good bass player who was in Sabbath for a very short time, Glenn Hughes.
Matt SorumGUEST
Yes.
Mack BHOST
So Black Sabbath was kind of like, eh, we don't know what to do.
Mack BHOST
And then Tony was going to do a solo album, got The Voice of Rock, Glenn Hughes, also from Deep Purple, who actually just retired from the road, sadly enough.
Mack BHOST
I saw that, yeah.
Mack BHOST
That's it.
Alex GrossiGUEST
Yeah.
Alex GrossiGUEST
So, you know, it's definitely surreal in moments, you know, like at Frankie's funeral, watching Glenn Hughes get up and talk and Ricky Rock and all these people that, you know, these are heroes of mine growing up, you know, and I'm sitting with them.
Alex GrossiGUEST
It's kind of weird.
Alex GrossiGUEST
But at the same time, it's like, you know.
NeelyHOST
Right.
Chris AkinHOST
So that, that happened, and it is what it is, and obviously Glenn Hughes is now not in The Dead Daisies because he's having heart issues of his own, and blah, blah, blah.
Chris AkinHOST
But Corabi put out...
Chris AkinHOST
He did an interview with, with, um, Rock Show Critique, which I'm not familiar with.
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NeelyHOST
Yeah.
Chris AkinHOST
All right, I'll read a little more of what he had to say.
Chris AkinHOST
With, again, without going into details, a lot of people think I left because the Dead Daisies were doing shows with Glenn Hughes.
Chris AkinHOST
I couldn't give a shit less about that.
Mike SpearsGUEST
He- they, they, they would, uh, tour and then quickly break up and then go on a, a, a hiatus un- other than a couple of best-of records that are dropped.
Mike SpearsGUEST
But they would essentially at that point be in hiatus until, uh, 1987, until their fourth singer, Glenn Hughes, would join, uh, the, the band there.
Andrew RichHOST
Mm-hmm.
Andrew RichHOST
Yeah, much like how Smoke on the Water is, uh, you know, based on the true story of the Montreux Casino burning down, this is based on the true story of Ian Gillan getting drunk and going for a joyride in Bill Ward's car around the, uh, the studio grounds and flipping it over, uh, which, uh, Bill was not a big fan of that, by the way.
Andrew RichHOST
But, um, but, but yeah, you know, we- we've talked before on the show, uh, the deep history, no pun intended, of Black Sabbath and just how many members there were in the band, and how many singers there were besides Ozzy and Dio.
Andrew RichHOST
You know, here comes Ian Gillan for an album.
Andrew RichHOST
Here comes Glenn Hughes, also from Deep Purple, for an album, and then Tony Martin comes in, and then Dio again, and then Tony again.
Andrew RichHOST
It's like, you know, th- they had singers who weren't even on any albums 'cause they were, you know, only in there for a couple months or whatever.
Mike SpearsGUEST
So we've talked about some unfortunate things leading to a band's demise.
Mike SpearsGUEST
What happens if a band did not take the obvious signs and decided to push through? That is the case, I feel like, with the tenure of Black Sabbath with Ian Gilliam as their lead singer.
Mike SpearsGUEST
He only sings on one album that directly then leads to Black Sabbath going on hiatus.
Mike SpearsGUEST
It is the album Born Again is after the departure of Ronnie James Dio and Vinny Apice.
Mike SpearsGUEST
And I like Ian Gillian a great deal.
Mike SpearsGUEST
We'll talk about Deep Purple a little bit more later.
Mike SpearsGUEST
But just going from those two singers to him felt like such a complete disaster in retrospect.
Mike SpearsGUEST
And I feel like if you talk to tony yomi he probably would agree to it in this but uh the the song that i chose off of this interesting kind of exercise and what happens when you extend the band longer than you should is off of the album born again it is black sabbath's trash
John CorabiGUEST
Uh, so there was, like, this little group of friends that would come in and do different things.
John CorabiGUEST
Even Glenn Hughes.
John CorabiGUEST
Glenn Hughes sang with me on, um, Misunderstood.
Chris DeMakesHOST
Oh, Misunderstood.
Chris DeMakesHOST
Oh, I know.
Mark BradacGUEST
Oh, man.
Mark BradacGUEST
Brian and Glenn Hughes, you know, and Deep Purple.
Paulie ChristineHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Mark BradacGUEST
Mark Farner, one of Brian's biggest.
Mark CicchiniHOST
And I normally would not have bought this, but there's a bonus track.
Mark CicchiniHOST
There's a remix of No Stranger to Love on here, and it's got added vocals that Glenn Hughes...
Mark CicchiniHOST
And I was talking to Eric, and he's like, you know, that version...
Mark CicchiniHOST
He goes, I was...
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