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OZZY And KELLY's Version Of 'Changes' Nominated For IVOR NOVELLO Award

April 26, 2004

Ozzy Osbourne and daughter Kelly's reworked version of the BLACK SABBATH classic "Changes" is nominated in the best-selling U.K. single category at the U.K.'s prestigious Ivor Novello awards, which honor the best British songwriters and composers.

The song, the original version of which appeared on BLACK SABBATH's 1972 album, "Black Sabbath, Vol. 4", was included on the reissued edition of Kelly Osbourne's 2002 debut, "Shut Up" (re-titled "Changes"),which was made available through Sanctuary Records in September.

The Ivor Novello awards take their name from the Welsh actor, composer and playwright who was one of Britain's biggest stage and screen stars in the early part of the last century. The winners will be announced May 27 at a ceremony in London.

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