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I saw Black Sabbath play three days after their debut album was released – and tickets cost 30 pence

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I saw Black Sabbath play three days after their debut album was released – and tickets cost 30 pence

When bluesman Freddie King pulled out of a show in early 1970, a young band from Birmingham stepped in

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