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On #BlackFriday 2013, Charles Bradley released his soulful take on 'Changes', a song Ozzy, Geezer, Bill, and I originally recorded back in 1972. Bradley was a phenomenal singer but sadly passed away not long after his version was released. ✟ - Tony

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Timothy Gumm1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley My mother-in-law wanted the original played at her funeral. I think she would have loved this version too.

We're all monsters, underneath1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley Yeah, i heard this on my local jazz station and was surprised. For a moment, i thought you guys covered his song... But then i looked it up and was shocked that it was the other way around! He took this classic Black Sabbath song and turned it into a soul hit! Amazing!

Better world needed 🦁1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley It's a beautiful song, Tony. I was born in Church Road, Aston in 1972, the year of this song. For a band associated with heavy metal, you sure knew how to write a beautiful soft one.

Mister Sinistral1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley This song really works as a soul tune

Devil's Blunt1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley so perfect that Dio made him a gig on Heaven

FrankySevenOne1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley Great cover

Robert Everhart1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley 🔥

Joel Gonzalez1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley

Dan Shreffler1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley That is amazing. I try to tell people about this. Kind of a sad story about him but he left us this!

TC1 year ago

@BlackSabbath @Charles_Bradley He left us some fabulous music.

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