Randy Rhoads

Ozzy Osbourne vowed to continue in the aftermath of Randy Rhoads' death when he appeared on 'Late Night With David Letterman' in March 1982.

One of rock's enduring mysteries unfolded on March 19, 1982, as 25-year-old Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Randy Rhoads died in a fiery plane crash.

Delores Rhoads, whose son Randy played with Ozzy Osbourne, has passed away.

A book commemorating the life and brief-but-brilliant career of guitarist Randy Rhoads will be allowed to go forward after a judge sided with the publisher in a court case brought by Rhoads' family.

Last night, an all-star collection of metal musicians paid tribute to Randy Rhoads.

An all-star lineup will remember one of rock's most memorable guitarists on the upcoming album 'Immortal Randy Rhoads: The Ultimate Tribute.'

Randy Rhoads was a phenomenal musician whose skill reduced many budding guitarists to tears of frustration, but even he could be intimidated on occasion. According to Rhoads biographer Andrew Klein, one of those occasions included the first time he watched Eddie Van Halen perform.

Guitarist Randy Rhoads would have celebrated a birthday today if not for the plane accident that cut short the life of a man Ozzy Osbourne called a "saint" and an "angel."