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Black Sabbath<\/a><\/strong> announced their long-awaited Tony Martin era reissues last Friday<\/a>, which got us thinking \u2013 who’s the best Black Sabbath<\/a><\/strong> vocalist? So we ran a quick poll over the weekend to see what our readers though, and these are the results.<\/p>\n It’s not too surprising that Glenn Hughes<\/strong> came in fifth. Hughes<\/strong>‘ work with Deep Purple<\/strong> was fantastic, his stuff on Black Sabbath<\/a><\/strong> guitarist Tony Iommi<\/strong>‘s 2005 album Fused<\/em> is great, and the dude is still out there fronting Black Country Communion<\/strong>. But sadly Hughes<\/strong> legacy with Black Sabbath<\/a><\/strong> is only their 1986 record Seventh Star<\/em> \u2013 a record that was originally supposed to be an Iommi<\/strong> solo effort and got changed to be a Black Sabbath<\/a><\/strong> album for a wider appeal. Seventh Star<\/em> isn’t bad, but it’s hardly Black Sabbath<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n \n#5 Glenn Hughes (24 votes, 0.8%)<\/h2>\n