On this week’s edition of “Ozzy Speaks” on SiriusXM, Ozzy Osbourne was asked by co-host Billy Morrison if the singer’s recent collaboration with Tony Iommi might lead to new music from BLACK SABBATH. He responded: “No, not more BLACK SABBATH. But I wouldn’t say no to do some more with Tony. BLACK SA…
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