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Geezer Butler

British musician
Also known as: Terry Butler
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  • Black Sabbath, c. 1972
    Black Sabbath

    …principal members were Ozzy Osbourne, Terry (ā€œGeezerā€) Butler, Tony Iommi, and Bill Ward. Osbourne later pursued a successful solo career, styled himself as ā€œthe Prince of Darkness,ā€ and became one of rock’s most enduring icons. He and Black Sabbath remained influential into the 21st century.

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    …principal members were Ozzy Osbourne, Terry (ā€œGeezerā€) Butler, Tony Iommi, and Bill Ward. Osbourne later pursued a successful solo career, styled himself as ā€œthe Prince of Darkness,ā€ and became one of rock’s most enduring icons. He and Black Sabbath remained influential into the 21st century.

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