Ronnie James Dio
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14 songs that defined the career of Ronnie James Dio
By Malcolm Dome last updated
From playing bass with The Vegas Kings, a rockabilly outfit formed in 1957, to his time with Rainbow, Black Sabbath, solo and beyond, Ronnie James Dio had a career like no other

Yes, Ronnie James Dio really did sing War Pigs years before he joined Black Sabbath
By Fraser Lewry published
Listen to Ronnie James Dio cover Black Sabbath's classic War Pigs at a New Hampshire club in 1972

‘Emotional’ Ronnie James Dio documentary set for release this year
By Paul Brannigan published
Rob Halford, Geezer Butler and Jack Black among stars celebrating Ronnie James Dio’s life and legacy in a new documentary Wendy Dio calls “very emotional”

Why I ❤️ Black Sabbath's Mob Rules, by producer Andy Sneap
By Andy Sneap published
Record producer/engineer/mixer and Sabbat/Hell/Judas Priest guitarist Andy Sneap praises Black Sabbath's Mob Rules, the album where Tony Iommi "raised his game"

Wendy Dio explains why the Ronnie James Dio hologram may not be used again
By Elizabeth Scarlett published
Dio's widow Wendy opens up about the financial and technical difficulties of running a hologram of her late husband on tour

"Sabbath was a ghost ship when I joined”: Read an extract from Ronnie James Dio’s brutally honest memoir
By Ronnie James Dio published
In an excerpt taken from his posthumous autobiography, here Ronnie James Dio shares his take on how 1981 album Mob Rules came to be

Rob Halford, Sammy Hagar, Sebastian Bach join Ronnie James Dio cancer fundraiser
By Classic Rock published
Rob Halford, Sammy Hagar and more join Tony Iommi and Glenn Hughes for Stand Up And Shout livestream fundraiser

Tony Iommi and Glenn Hughes to pay tribute to Ronnie James Dio at Stand Up And Shout fundraiser
By Classic Rock published
Stand Up And Shout For Ronnie James Dio’s Birthday will take place in July and feature Tony Iommi and Glenn Hughes
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