Uriah Heep Live

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Uriah Heep Live
Live album by Uriah Heep
Released	1973
Recorded	January 1973
Genre	Progressive rock
Length	71:12
Label	Bronze Records (1973, UK)
Producer	Gerry Bron

Uriah Heep Live is a 1973 double live album by the British rock group Uriah Heep. In addition to a live version of the band's hit "Easy Livin'", the record includes classic live cuts such as "Sweet Lorraine", "Sunrise", and an extended live version of "July Morning". While on tour in the States, Live 73 reached #13 in the UK charts.

The original album packaging was a lavish affair, typical of the early-1970s. Being a 2LP set it was a gatefold sleeve, with centre-pages featuring photographs of the band members.

It was Uriah Heep's first live album, and their third US Gold album.

Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 Bonus disc on expanded de-luxe edition from 2004 2 Personnel 3 References

[edit] Track listing

1. "Sunrise" (3:50)
2. "Sweet Lorraine" (4:27)
3. "Traveller in Time (3:20)
4. "Easy Livin'" (2:43)
5. "July Morning" (11:23)
6. "Tears in My Eyes" (4:34)
7. "Gypsy" (13:32)
8. "Circle of Hands" (8:47)
9. "Look at Yourself" (5:57)
10. "The Magicians Birthday" (1:15)
11. "Love Machine" (3:07)
12. "Roll Over Beethoven Medley" (8:17)

[edit] Bonus disc on expanded de-luxe edition from 2004

1. "Something or Nothing" (US Radio Show)
2. "I Won't Mind" (US Radio Show)
3. "Look at Yourself" (US Radio Show)
4. "Gypsy" (US Radio Show)
5. "Easy Livin'" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
6. "So Tired" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
7. "I won't Mind" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
8. "Something or Nothing" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
9. "The Easy Road" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
10. "Stealin'" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
11. "Love Machine" (Film Mixes Used For Radio)
12. "Roll Over Beethoven Medley"

[edit] Personnel

• David Byron – vocals
• Mick Box – guitar
• Ken Hensley – keyboards
• Gary Thain – bass guitar
• Lee Kerslake – drums

[edit] References

• The Official Uriah Heep Discography

v • d • e Uriah Heep Bernie Shaw • Mick Box • Trevor Bolder • Phil Lanzon • Russell Gilbrook Ken Hensley • David Byron • Gary Thain • Lee Kerslake • John Lawton • John Wetton • Paul Newton • Ian Clarke • Keith Baker • Peter Goalby • John Sloman • Bob Daisley • John Sinclair • Gregg Dechert • Chris Slade • Mark Clarke • Nigel Olsson • Alex Napier • Steff Fontaine Studio albums Very 'eavy... Very 'umble • Salisbury • Look at Yourself • Demons & Wizards • The Magician's Birthday • Sweet Freedom • Wonderworld • Return to Fantasy • High and Mighty • Firefly • Innocent Victim • Fallen Angel • Conquest • Abominog • Head First • Equator • Raging Silence • Different World • Sea of Light • Sonic Origami • Wake the Sleeper Live albums Uriah Heep Live • Live at Shepperton '74 • Live in Europe 1979 • Live in Moscow • Spellbinder Live • King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents In Concert • Future Echoes Of The Past • Acoustically Driven • Electrically Driven • The Magician's Birthday Party • Live in the USA • Magic Night • Between Two Worlds Compilations Anthology • Lady in Black • The Lansdowne Tapes • A Time of Revelation • Uriah Heep: The Collection • Remasters: The Official Anthology • 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Uriah Heep • Rainbow Demon: Live & in the Studio 1994-1998 • Chapter & Verse • Very Best of Uriah Heep • Easy Livin': Singles A's & B's • Loud, Proud & Heavy: The Very Best of Uriah Heep Songs "The Wizard" • "Sweet Lorraine" • "Stealin'" • "Lady in Black" • "The Magician's Birthday" • "July Morning" Related articles Discography • The Gods • Spice • Toe Fat • Colin Wood