Uriah Heep’s second album, “Salisbury”, was recorded between October and November at Lansdowne Studios, London, and released in February 1971 by Vertigo (later re-released by Bronze Records). Musically the
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“Very ‘Eavy… Very ‘Umble” is the debut album of the band who started to work on it while still being called Spice and later turned to Uriah Heep, when
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Jeff Perkins’ book, «David Byron: Born To Perform», is the only comprehensive biography of David Byron, covering his professional career as a vocalist of the classic Uriah Heep, as
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“Look at Yourself”, Uriah Heep’s third studio album: a review by Igor Shveytser. Uriah Heep – “Look At Yourself” (09/1971), Bronze Records ILPS9169 (UK) / Mercury Records SRM-1-614 (USA/Canada) Having an
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In October 2013 Artistry Recordings releases next two CDs from the Early Sessions series featuring David Byron’s early recordings that he did for Avenue Records in the late 60s
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This article was published in the NME magazine on 8 September 1973. Author — Tony Stewart. Out demons, out! (or: — clammy hands across the water) Heepers Creepers! How comes a
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This article was published in the Sounds magazine on April 13, 1974. Author — Rob Mackie. Uriah’s Own Heep of Gold… Uriah Heep’s David Byron meets SOUND’s Rob Mackie. You haven’t really
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Uriah Heep — «Salisbury» (1971): a review by Igor Shveytser. Uriah Heep – “Salisbury” (02/1971, Vertigo Records 6360 028) / “Salisbury” (12/1970 Mercury Records SR 61 319) If there were a
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