What was the first heavy metal song?

Answer 1

Per Wikipedia, a version of "Summertime Blues" by Blue Cheer (January 1968).

Answer 2

Although Black Sabbath had numerous well-known songs, I would say the most popular is "Iron Man", with "Sweet Leaf" and "Faeries Wear Boots" running closely behind. Being a long-time Sabbath fan, it is hard for me to detatch from my own personal favorites, but I believe I got this one right.

Answer 3

Contrary to popular belief; Ozzy didn't write the majority of his songs, so the first song that he performed isn't the first song that he wrote. When he was the vocalist of Black Sabbath, Geezer Butler (the Bassist of Black Sabbath) wrote the majority of songs. Ozzy contributed lyrics when he went solo, but still had most of the songs written by others.

Answer 4

As a black sabbath fan for a lifetime...

I can say & reassure you that the

Best Black Sabbath song is:

The first tract on the first album.

"BLACK SABBATH" "Black Sabbath"

Answer 5

Wikipedia said that is "The Polka Tulk Blues Band" after a talcum powder that Ozzy found in his mother's bathroom.

It was then shortened to Polka Tulk, then it was Earth (Ozzy hated this name). And finally they became Black Sabbath after their song Black Sabbath. They wrote this song because of the Horror movie Black Sabbath.

Answer 6

'Black Sabbath' was the first song they wrote together.

Answer 7

Iron Maiden's first recorded music was on a demo set tape known as the "Soundhouse Tapes"

It has three songs on it:

1. Prowler

2. Invasion

3. Iron Maiden

Answer 8

Ozzy Osbourne was the original singer for Black Sabbath.

Answer 9

They never recorded a Volume 1,2,3. There was only one named Volume 4.

Answer 10

War Pigs. Seriously get on YouTube n look War Pigs by Black Sabbath live from Paris 1970. Bill Ward kills it on drums. This is what Metal/Rock is supposed to be