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Personnel: Ozzy Osbourne (vocals); Jerry Cantrell (guitar); Mike Bordin (drums).
Audio Mixer: Bruce Sugar.
Recording information: Abbey Road Studios, London; Avatar Studios, New York; Capitol Studios, Los Angeles; Cello Studios, Los Angeles; Peninsula Hotel, New York; Ritz Carlton Hotel, Palm Beach; Sony Studios, New York; The Music Machine, Beverly Hills; The Village Recorder, Los Angeles; Whatinthehaathe?, Los Angeles; Whitfield Street studios, London.
Photographers: Sam Taylor Wood; Myriam Santos-Kayda; Bil Zelman.
Arranger: Steve Dudas.
Ozzy Osbourne is revered as many things: a heavy-metal icon, a reality-TV star, and godhead of the longest running rock festival tour in the history of the business. The Ozzy branding is a multimedia phenomenon, leaving nothing undone - except perhaps, until now, an all-covers album paying tribute to songs near and dear to John "Ozzy" Osbourne's heart.
First served up as gravy in the PRINCE OF DARKNESS box set, UNDER COVER is now available as a stand alone release, featuring several additional tracks. Putting the Ozzy stamp on Mountain ("Mississippi Queen") and Cream ("Sunshine Of Your Love") rockers seems logical enough, although some metalheads may be surprised by the lighter fare. Ozzy expresses his admiration for his beloved Beatles with two John Lennon solo cuts, as well as a poignant version of "In My Life." Also left off the earlier release but found on UNDER COVER, are Ozzified takes on Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way" and the Moody Blues' "Go Now." While shred guitar devotees may find the absence of Zakk Wylde disappointing, supporting the Ozzman are capable metal stalwarts Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains) on guitar, Chris Wyse (The Cult) on bass, and longtime Ozzy drummer Mike Bordin (Faith No More).
