Tag archive for Mick Box
Uriah Heep — High And Mighty (1976)
“High And Mighty” is special for many reasons. First of all, it is the most lyrical album that Uriah Heep ever recorded, and with this album Ken Hensley’s songwriting
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Uriah Heep — Return To Fantasy (1975)
The eighth studio album of Uriah Heep is exactly what the title says — i.e. their return to the fantasy concept that brought fame to the band in 1972
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Uriah Heep — Wonderworld (1974)
The seventh studio album was recorded by Uriah Heep at Musicland Studios, Munich. The band worked there between January and March 1974. “Wonderworld” was released in April 1974 by
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Uriah Heep — Live At Shepperton ’74
The original recording of the concert that took place on March 14, 1974 at Shepperton film studios. Audio recording was made along with the video footage, as the concert
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Uriah Heep — King Biscuit Flower Hour
This is a live recording of the concert that took place in San Diego, USA, in February 1974, for the “King Biscuit Flower Hour” radio show. The recording was
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Uriah Heep — Sweet Freedom (1973)
Uriah Heep worked on their sixth studio album in France: in June 1973 they went to Chateau D’Herouville Studios to start recording new songs. The album was released in
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Uriah Heep — Live (1973)
The first live album was recorded by Uriah Heep in January 1973 when the band played in Birmingham. In the USA the LP was released in April 1973 by
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Uriah Heep — The Magician’s Birthday (1972)
“The Magician’s Birthday” was the fifth studio album by Uriah Heep, recorded in September and October 1972 at Lansdowne Studios and released in November 1972 by Bronze Records. Both
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Uriah Heep — Demons and Wizards (1972)
The forth Uriah Heep’s album, “Demons and Wizards”, brought fame, money and fortune to the band. The album charted for 11 weeks in the UK (peaking at No. 20)
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Uriah Heep — Look At Yourself (1971)
Uriah Heep recorded their third album at Lansdowne Studios in July 1971, and Bronze Records released it in September 1971. This is the breakthrough album for the band, as
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