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OZZY OSBOURNE Joined By SLASH At ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE

November 22, 2005

Ozzy Osbourne sang a version of THE BEATLES classic "In My Life" at the 77th Royal Variety Performance, which took place Monday night (November 21) in Cardiff.

Ozzy's wife/manager, Sharon Osbourne, who co-hosted the show, introduced her singer/husband onto the stage, reports Ireland's UTV.

She said: "I don't want to sound too sycophantic and his ego is already quite big enough thank you very much."

She described him as the rock legend she regularly had to shout at and "my personal rock."

As Osbourne sang "In My Life", family photographs were projected onto the background of the stage.

He was accompanied by former GUNS N' ROSES and current VELVET REVOLVER guitarist Slash, who was wearing a trademark top hat for the show, the first Royal Variety Performance in Wales.

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