Chords for Night Ranger 8/21/2013: 5 - Crazy Train [Ozzy Osbourne] -Dutchess Co. Fair,Rhinebeck,NY Brad Gillis

Ladies and gentlemen, that's Mr.
Brad Gillis right over there on guitar.
For those of you that don't know, Brad Gillis once played with Ozzy Osbourne.
Who knows that?
Who knows what Brad wants to do?
Looks like we've got some guitar players in the audience.
Where are you?
Raise your hand.
Who plays guitar out there?
Man, I like it.
[B] You better be good tonight.
[Gb] Otherwise you're going to see it on [Abm] Facebook.
Brad Gillis?
I'm not so [N] sure.
I can play just like him.
I blew your wings. _
Hey, who didn't know that Brad Gillis once played with Ozzy Osbourne?
Who didn't know?
Raise your hand.
That's okay. _ _
Who's seen Night Ranger before?
Raise your hand.
_ [Abm] Who's not seen Night Ranger?
Let me hear that.
No [Fm] kidding.
Look at that.
[G] [N] Who isn't aware this is your very first concert? _
Wait a minute.
What are you, 40?
Oh, 42.
I'm sorry.
_ I'm just kidding.
Come on.
For those of you that didn't know, [D] Brad [Em] Gillis, when Randy Rhoads was tragically killed in that plane crash,
and you know [Db] what?
Believe it or not, that was 31 years ago.
Isn't that crazy?
[Gb] 31 [C] years ago, man, [G] that he was killed in that plane crash, and Brad Gillis stepped into [C] those mighty big shoes of Randy's.
And when he went out [B] there with Ozzy, and he [N] finished the whole rest of the American tour, all across the USA.
Then they went over to Europe, went all over Europe, played all over Europe.
He showed them what a good American guitarist can [Abm] do.
You know what I mean?
And then he went over to Japan, [N] then they went to Australia.
That was a world tour.
That's what we call a world tour, Jack.
And one thing I got to tell you, [B] my first show with Ozzy was, I guess, [N] close to here.
Biginton, New York.
I mean, kind of close.
_ [Eb] Biginton, New York.
That was [B] your first show.
How [E] bad did you do?
I pooped in my pants.
_ [N] You did not.
You must have been really scared, right?
[Bb] Yeah.
That was your Woodstock, wasn't [Db] it?
Anyway, I think we should give Brad to play us an [A] Ozzy lick.
What do you think?
Come on, let's just have [N] some fun tonight.
Come on, let's get this thing rolling, man.
Let's just have [Eb] some fun tonight.
What do you think?
[F] Let's see if you remember anything.
Come on, you want to play a little Ozzy stuff?
Come on.
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[Eb] _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ You know I'm going to sing it.
I don't think he's going to sing it.
It's _ _ _ _ _ _ a pretty fun evening for a little old man.
_ _ It's a pretty fun evening _ _ for a little old man.
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[N] a little old man.
It's a pretty fun evening for a little old man.
Thank you, Miss Tanny O'Haisler. _ _ _ _ _ _