Sweet moment Ozzy Osbourne given gift by Yungblud before final Black Sabbath show
Footage shared on Wednesday (9 July) by the young rockstar shows him giving the legend a custom cross before the band's last show at Villa Park on Saturday (5 July).
"Obviously, you gave me a cross, and I wanted to return the favour, so I made you something," he said, giving the rocker a wooden box and thanking him 'for everything'.
Ozzy puts it around his neck before hugging Yungblud, as the 76-year-old's wife Sharon praises the gift as 'f****ing unbelievable".
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Clementina Dinah Hitching was born in Southall, Middlesex on 28 October father was a Jamaican World War One veteran, Alex Campbell. He worked (occasionally) as a labourer and - with money always short - sang on the streets to help put food on the mother, Minnie Hitching, was a farmer's daughter from Swindon - disowned by her parents who disapproved of interracial parents didn't marry until after she was born, so her mother's maiden name was used on the birth certificate. Somehow her parents found the money to pay for music lessons, and she spent time listening to her brother Alexander's jazz began singing at local community functions from the age of three, and set her sights on an acting career."I desperately wanted to have something to do with performing," she later said. "If I wasn't going to be on stage, then I was going to sweep it for a living."She made her first film appearance at the age of 12 as an urchin in Alexander Korda's film The Thief of Baghdad in 1940. With her parents divorced and little money coming in, young Clemantine was forced to leave school at the age of took a variety of wartime jobs including working in a hairdressers, as a hat maker and - finally - in a pawnbroker's 1947, she married a roofer, George Langridge, and had a son, Stuart - but continued to audition for singing took years for her talent to be recognised. She went to dozens of auditions but recalled that "a fat soprano singing Madame Butterfly rather badly always won".She received an invitation in 1951 to try out with the Johnny Dankworth Seven, an established jazz future star turned up wearing a fur coat in the heat of summer and gave it her best shot."I think she's got something", said Dankworth. "She's got everything," replied trumpeter Jimmy Deuchar. Dankworth offered her a job at £6 week, but she held out for £7. Because her name was too long to fit on posters, the band put some shorter alternatives into a hat.'Cleo' and 'Laine' got pulled out. So, Cleo Laine she christened, she became known for scat singing, a vocal style that originated with ragtime - which enabled her to improvise melodies using her voice as an 1958, she had divorced Langridge and married Dankworth."I guess he married me because he wanted a cheap singer," she quipped. "But what he got was an expensive wife."However, she also felt there was a danger she would remain a singer in the band for the rest of her life. Accordingly, she successfully auditioned for the part of Della in Flesh To A Tiger, a play set in was staged at London's Royal Court Theatre and was directed by famous actor Tony Richardson, who - at the time - was unaware of her career as a critics loved her performance and it led to a string of stage appearances including A Time to Laugh with Robert Morley and her acclaimed portrayal of Julie in the 1971 production of Show continued to sing and had a top 10 hit in 1961 with You'll Answer Me, recorded while she was performing in Kurt Weill's opera/ballet The Seven Deadly 1964, the album Shakespeare and All That Jazz, recorded with her husband on clarinet and saxophone, was released to critical acclaim. She launched her international career in 1972 with a tour of Australia, but a stopover performance in America on the way home failed to attract much of an she returned - at US jazz musician Duke Ellington's invitation - and received gushing reviews from critics. In the following year, she sold out Carnegie Hall."The British, who have been dropping one rock group after another on us for years, have meanwhile been hoarding what must be one of their national treasures," said the New York went on to tour America every year, picking up a number of Grammy nominations, becoming the first artist to be nominated in both pop and classical finally won a Grammy for the live recording of a concert at Carnegie Hall in 1983. Awarded an OBE in 1979, she became a dame in 1997 - an honour she hesitated to accept, finally deciding to do so "for jazz".Together with her husband, she set up The Stables, which aimed to introduce music to as many people as possible and break down the barriers between Stables theatre, set up in the grounds of their home in Buckinghamshire, saw performances from artists ranging from Cerys Matthews to Courtney Pine. In February 2010, just hours before the couple were due to perform a concert to celebrate 40 years of The Stables, John Dankworth Cleo and other family members went on with the concert, only announcing the death to a stunned audience at the end of the show.A month later, their final recording together, Jazz Matters, was the years that followed his death, she continued to perform either solo or with her children Jacqui and Alec, who had both become 2024, she saw her granddaughter Emily embark on her own career as a professional in her 90s, Dame Cleo gave occasional concerts - with one reviewer remarking on how she remained a "warm and witty human being, capable of transfixing her audience with those flashing eyes and spontaneous laughter"."I want to keep on going unless my voice develops a wobble, for as long as people want to hear me sing," she said in an interview months after Dankworth's death."Singing", she added, is "the one thing that keeps me going, really."
