Brian May and Tony Iommi play Black Sabbath's Paranoid

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Published 2024-01-03
In this exclusive clip from Sky Arts' Greatest Guitar Riffs, Queen guitar legend Brian May solos over Black Sabbath's Paranoid, accompanied by his friend Tony Iommi.

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All Comments (21)
  • @darthinvader
    The most amazing thing for me about these two legends is that they’ve both managed to keep the same hairstyle for over 50 years
  • @brianleslie19
    I love it how Tony and Brian are both well into their 70s but they still jam together like they’re teenagers.
  • @LPChipi
    I like how the producers said "we need another song" and Tony was like "sure, here is one of the most iconic rock riffs of all time, will that work?"
  • @samchoate1719
    Crazy how this unassuming "old man", Tony, is godfather to alllll of the heaviest heavy bands to come afterwards. His riffs are so iconic that they sound cliche now. Such a pioneer. Incredible
  • @rockgtr35
    It is so crazy to me that Tony lost those fingertips in a work accident and wore prosthetics for his whole amazing career. I don't think he gets enough credit for that alone. Most guys would have quit. I can't imagine playing guitar with prosthetic fingertips! It just blows my mind. What an amazing story of perseverance and determination.
  • @Joe-yk9md
    I would pay more than a concert ticket just to watch these 2 legends jam.
  • @Deetroiter
    Let’s not forget that not only is Brian May a “Sir”, but also a doctor with a PHD in Astrophysics. Talk about living a life well lived!
  • @drewschrep
    These guys should put out an album and go on tour and play new AND old songs. They could call it Black Queen. I'd pay for that in a second.
  • @mojobag01
    For those that aren't aware Brian plays on one Black Sabbath track (When Death Calls) and also on two tracks on the Iommi album (Goodbye Lament, Flame On).
  • @karililjendal
    When May joined in, something inside me riled up in an instant. They sounded so good together!
  • @1cedcoffee
    I don't know why seeing them, in their 70s, jamming together like they're 15 and having so much fun while doing it just gives me the widest smile I've had all month
  • @djay6651
    Dude....a record with these two legends together would be nuclear.
  • @user-ri5fe7ti6i
    When Brian started soloing over Tony, I got goosebumps. 2 legends 🤘🤘
  • @westwall6808
    I love how Brian says he will commit sacrilege by playing over the riff, then effortlessly blends in with perfect harmony.... Simply amazing.
  • @johnny88sunday
    Iommi was unexpectedly one of the best live guitarists I've seen, in 2014, and I say that respectfully as I've seen a good handful of guys who you'd think of before him in an imaginary ranking! I went expecting to hear Sabbath from the records but it was just levels above that, Iommi smashing it at the age of 75 or whatever, amazing
  • @AstroSully
    Their tones mesh so well with each other! No wonder they were jamming for hours when they first met and became best mates 😂
  • @qwargy
    Brian has one the most distinctive guitar sounds of all electric guitarists.
  • @LOrealHardly
    Frankly, there's more quality, talent, love, power, style and charisma in this three minute video than there probably is in the entire top40 anywhere right now...!
  • @liampaul4218
    Two of the most influential guitarists ever, jamming. Oh how lucky we are 🖤