Steve Stevens and The String Revolution Honor Late Ozzy Guitarist Randy Rhoads with Cover of “Crazy Train”.
Please note correction for the video: Randy’s birth year is 1956 not 1965. Apologies for the typo.
The String Revolution and Steve Stevens (Billy Idol, Michael Jackson, Top Gun Theme) teamed up to create a flamenco-tinged cover of Ozzy Osborne's classic hit, "Crazy Train", as a tribute to Randy Rhoads. The String Revolution’s Janet Robin, who was one of Rhoads’ only female and youngest student, said they wanted to maintain the energy of the original track yet put their own stamp on it, much like Randy would say to his students during lessons. Randy would have turned 65 in December 2021, was Inducted by Tom Morello into the 2021 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and March 19, 2022 will be the 40th anniversary of his untimely passing. This is for you, Randy.
Their classical re-imagining of the original, the flamenco-driven “Crazy Train” by Stevens and The String Revolution, led by Robin and featuring Markus Illko, Daniel Schwarz, and Art Zavala Jr., was their perfect homage to Rhoads, who continued taking guitar lessons through his days with Osbourne. At seven years old, Rhoads began taking classical guitar lessons before switching over to electric guitar and started teaching by the age of 16.
The String Revolution
Management: Miles Copeland International Artists
Booking: Harmony Artist, Los Angeles, CA.
Credits:
Written by Bob Daisley, Ozzy Osbourne, Randy Rhoads.
Performed, arranged, produced by The String Revolution & Steve Stevens.
Recorded by Art Zavala Jr., at True Sound Recording, Los Angeles, CA.
And Steve Stevens, Las Vegas, NV.
Mixed & mastered by Matt Hyde, London.
Video by Sound + Vision Co. Los Angeles, CA (Aaron Eisenberg: Director and Animator)
Label: Tallest Man Records
A&R: Kent Sorrell
License by: The Orchard Music (on behalf of Tallest Man Records)
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