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Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward pledges to 'keep on rocking' despite wheelchair

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has revealed he now uses a wheelchair, while vowing to continue his musical pursuits.

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The brief

Bill Ward, the drummer for Black Sabbath, has disclosed that he is now confined to a wheelchair. Despite this development, Ward states that he is not in retirement and intends to keep playing music.

Coverage from Rolling Stone, BBC, and Consequence of Sound emphasizes Ward's positive outlook. The musician is reported to be doing okay and claims he can still play well for a 78-year-old.

Future reports will likely focus on Ward's continued musical activities as he maintains his pledge to keep rocking.

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Quick answers

Is Bill Ward retiring from music?

No, according to Consequence of Sound, Ward has vowed that he is not in retirement.

How does Ward feel about his current situation?

Rolling Stone reports that Ward says, 'I'm OK,' and encourages people to smile at him.

How old is Bill Ward?

According to Yahoo, Ward is 78 years old.

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