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Jake E. Lee

Jake E. Lee

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Oct 30, 2026

Mark DavisHOST
1:27
Yeah, buddy.
Mark DavisHOST
1:38
Yeah, that is Jake Lee on the guitar box filling some big shoes.
Mark DavisHOST
1:43
Why were we talking about Randy Rhoads this past week? I don't think it was a birthday or anything.
Mark DavisHOST
1:47
I don't know.
Mark DavisHOST
1:50
Talking tunes.
Mark DavisHOST
1:51
We'll stumble into that every once in a while.
Mark DavisHOST
1:52
But Jake Lee filling those big guitar chops after Randy Rhoads' airplane accident there in 1982.
Mark DavisHOST
1:59
That's back at the moon, 1983.
Rob McArdleGUEST
29:56
I can't remember.
Rob McArdleGUEST
29:57
I think Jakey Lee might be in that and somebody else.
Rob McArdleGUEST
30:01
But they did the theme song to Shocker.
Rob McArdleGUEST
30:04
And if you can download it, definitely download it.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:01
Here I stay, waiting for darkness I'm waiting for darkness I'm waiting for darkness I'm waiting for darkness Drop of the river And then you tear me from And then you laugh Waiting for darkness You gotta believe You gotta believe it's true I'm waiting for darkness I just can't conceive Why darkness is over I'm waiting for darkness I'm waiting for darkness I'm waiting for darkness Who knows the answers? Is it friend or is it foe? Don't ask me questions It's in your brain It's what you want to see Spare me from the light Here comes the night And here I'll stay Waiting for darkness I'm waiting for darkness
Dylan WrightHOST
52:36
Okay, that was Ozzy Osbourne with Waiting for Darkness from the 1983 Bark at the Moon album featuring the great Jakey Lee on guitar.
Dylan WrightHOST
52:46
So Ozzy was iconic.
Dylan WrightHOST
52:49
Everybody knows who Ozzy is, but I don't think many people know who this next band is.
MikeHOST
3:45
You know, young and dumb.
MikeHOST
3:46
What can I say? But anyways, I finally put in, Jakey Lee was in the crowd.
MikeHOST
3:52
They go, no, no.
MikeHOST
3:53
I go, Jakey Lee, someone grabbed his neck of his guitar and pulled him in.
MikeHOST
3:57
Oh, we know exactly which concert you're talking about.
MikeHOST
3:59
And that was Metallica.
Andy JonesHOST
47:05
Thank you.
Nick JonesHOST
47:12
I'm getting, for this riff that's going on here, I'm getting like a Jakey Lee vibe.
Nick JonesHOST
47:20
That type of thing that he might have written back in the day.
Chris LathropHOST
47:23
Yeah, a little, yes, Barking the Moon era when he first came on the scene.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:35
I saw, I didn't see the Diary of a Madman tour because Randy died.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:40
But I saw the Speak of the Devil tour with Jakey Lee.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:44
It wasn't Brad Gillis.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:45
I've had arguments from people online over that.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:50
No, it wasn't.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:51
I was there.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:52
It was Jakey Lee.
Ralph VieiraHOST
82:53
And he didn't play over the mountain.
Tyson BridenHOST
36:35
That's amazing.
Tyson BridenHOST
36:36
Well, so, and I knew you had lived with Rowan and, and that got me thinking about the story about Jakey Lee and Warren DeMartini living together and they'd be writing the riffs that would become, you know, like bark at the moon and round and round.
Tyson BridenHOST
36:53
Did you, did you guys talk a lot of guitars? Did you guys play guitar together or,
Erik GamansGUEST
37:00
All the time.
SamHOST
15:51
in there.
SamHOST
15:54
Jakey Lee comes out with a gun, tries to shoot you.
SamHOST
15:59
But, yeah, man, a lot of fun, just very cool, you know, a few days at the parks and stuff, and then, you know, the rest at the resort.
SamHOST
16:12
We went to Epic Universe, which is, like, the newest park that opened last year.
BradHOST
17:54
Pinch harmonics and regular harmonics in there.
BradHOST
17:57
Maybe Jake E. Lee feel to this.
BradHOST
18:01
Verse one, low register Bach vocal into a regular vocal.
BradHOST
18:06
Love the underlying riffing.
Benedikt HeinHOST
19:58
Sure
Paul RobbGUEST
19:58
... guitar, the guitar that I ended up, uh, playing was, uh, uh, Jake E. Lee from Ozzy Osbourne.
Paul RobbGUEST
20:05
[laughs] So you know, like, oh, I was, I was gonna get a Les Paul, and I'm like, "No, no, I want a Strat," so then I played a Str- played a Stratocaster ever since.
Paul RobbGUEST
20:12
So yeah, it was just a, uh...

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