URIAH HEEP - EASY LIVIN | REACTION
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JULY MORNING by URIAH HEEP is a Masterpiece and DAVID BYRON the Lead singer showcases his ability to hit different Octives!
David was the best frontman of the 70s
Boy I haven't heard this in a long time and I love this song! ✌🇨🇦
Drummer Lee Kerslake and keyboardist Ken Hensley both passed away last year. They both did vocal harmonies.
ONE OF ROCK'S MOST UNDERRATED BANDS..THEY ARE FANTASTIC!
Absolute KILLER bass!!!
👍🏽
Brings back memories of my teenage years.🤘👍🤪🥴🎶
Uriah Heep Stealin is a great song by them and yes still staying on you for Leon Russell Delta Lady or Lady Blue or Song For You thanks
Yes Leon Russell
"Rainbow Demon" , "Circle of Hands" , "Stealin'".
"Tears In My Eyes" and "Shadows of Grief" from the "Look At Yourself" album are a MUST.
Chod, The one notable thing about Uriah Heep is they always had 2 or 3 other guys in the band that could sing. The harmonies set them apart.
Saw them early 70's just before the Military Vacation, and they were Awesome!! Every member was stellar....
I think people are realizing now just HOW GOOD UH were!! One of the best bands in the world in the '70s - & still pumping out good albums.
Four singers when John Wetton joined. He went on to be the lead singer and bassist for Asia.
Their album 'Uriah Heep Live '73' has an awesome version of this song on it. One of the best live rock albums of the 1970s! 🎤🎹🎸🥁🎼
Look at Yourself and/or July Morning would be fabulous!!
This album told a story. Each song was like a chapter in a book.
Congratulations, you pronounced their name correctly. This is from the classic lineup of the band. Gary Thain played a good bass line in this song. Gypsy, July Morning, The Wizard and Look At Yourself are other Uriah Help songs you need to check out.
HEEPHEEPHEEP! First band I ever saw live, aged 15 in 1976; this line up. David Byron had the most excellent voice. Our household were big, huge HEEP fans and still are. Thank you thank you thank you.
"Stealing" is another great song by Uriah Heap
The vocal harmonies are all legitimate. They were renowned for their 5 part harmonies, and even influenced Queen.
This album, Demons & Wizards is their best IMHO, and their best seller, as well. Lots of great tracks. Check out Poet's Justice, Traveler in Time, Circle of Hands. The Wizard is an awesome acoustic tune. Great reaction!
Chod, Probably Uriah Heep's best known song! Short & sweet - & rocks hard! Great reaction!!
Stealin when I shoulda been buying was a bit bigger I think.
@@HBFTimmahh I highly doubt it. Easy Livin’ is played on Repeating Classic Rock Radio way more than Stealin’. I never liked Stealin’ as a matter of fact.
In Australia the one that got most airplay by far was "Free Me".
Traveler in Time
@@sgt.blkdog3840 and Circle Of Hands or Rainbow Demon.
Something difficult to perceive 50 years later is that in 1972, Heep and Purple were IT. There were no other band breaking ground in heavy rock like they did, except Black Sabbath, which stood for a different sound altogether, so both bands had a massive following by those of us who loved this music being explored. Synths were BARELY out - Ken Hensley of Heep used it on Demons and Wizards (Traveler in time) and The Magician's Birthday (Sweet Lorraine) and Jon Lord used it on Burn and Stombringer and on from there. They were obviously limited compared to modern ones, so both men relied heavily on thundering organ sounds - OK with me! - This is pretty much the birth of heavy rock with overpowering vocals - when Heep released Bird of Prey, they called it the Fjord sound - how people scream when they are dipped into a cold, Norwegian fjord.
Can you imagine hearing this song brand spankin' new when it first came out! Us senior format folks know all about it, baby!
you've got to listen to July Morning ------- The original
Uriah Heep has been one of my favourite hard rock and roll bands of all time (along with my most beloved one RAINBOW, only with Dio on vocals), but Uriah Heep is an awesome band, but we never go to investigate other bands as they may be no well known among rockers and heavy metal fans, like TOAD (Swedish band); this hard rock band is a great treat for the spirit of any rock and roll fan, they were ferocious on stage and played mainly hard rock/heavy blues but the band itself is a Gozilla monster full of electrical energy on stage when playing; try some of their songs, Pigs walk, Tomorrow blue, Who Knows and you'll see what I am talking about; also if you do a Genesis live version of their song The Knife you can listen to the pure row riff display of the guitarist in this awesome song.
keep on the rock"n" roll sound.
Uriah Heep is a Dickens name in his novel David Copperfield ! Dickens was great with names. My favorite Uriah Heep song .
First concert I attended, tripping on mescaline lol. Ga.Tech coliseum, I was 16. 65 now so been a few years ago. First tune I learned on guitar was The Wizard.
Real vocals, no effects in those days. One of my fave songs and I saw them do it live !
You've got to check out Uriah Heep's Epic song "Salisbury" It clocks in at a little over 16 minutes. It's a Rock/Classical/Jazz fusion monster!
In 1972 I was driving down the street and I first heard this song. Well... I turned the car around and drove straight to the big box store and bought the album right then!! HAHA I was really into music, and stuff, back then. I guess not much has changed about really being into music even a couple of years later :)
Good pick on that Chod. you picked a winner. Saw them perform this live in 1973 it was great. You would like Jon Lord and Rick Wakeman Sunflower Jam.
Uriah Heep "Stealin"
This band and song is pure magic, did I mention their song "The Wizard"
I'd forgotten this song from when I heard it when it came out. Thanks!
I met Ken Hensley 2019 at his gig. Great musician, kind man.
Uriah Heep is, together with Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Nazareth, all brittish, the founders of hard rock, these great bands started it and they all had therire big breakthrough 1970.
Ken Hensley, the keyboardist, was a first-rate lead singer in his own right and his voice meshed so perfectly with lead singer Dave Byron's voice that it's sometimes hard to tell them apart -kind of like the two girls in ABBA. Lee Kerslake and Mick Box (drums and guitar, respectively) were very good on harmonies. In 1975 they added John Wetton as bassist, but he was already one of the best lead singers in rock as well -for King Crimson and later for Asia. Uriah Heep was loaded with singers more than just about any other band, along with the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and the Moody Blues.
It’s funny that the comment I want to make is the title of the first Uriah Heep song you reacted to, “been away too long“, haha. Was traveling, have just been busy. But I plan to get back into your reactions. To answer your question, they did have at least three guys, maybe four who could sing so that was more harmonies than multi-tracking the lead vocalist. Heep was my second favorite band growing up so here are some really good ones by them that you haven’t reacted to yet: if you want an epic, and it is worth the time, go for “Salisbury”; another epic, that I see others have mentioned in the comments is “July Morning“; here are some other really good ones, “Beautiful Dream“, really cool keyboards in that one; A personal favorite, very cool, “Footprints in the Snow“; “Simon the Bullet Freak“, cool; “Stealin “, their second most famous song; “Time to Live“, heavy, good; “A Year or a Day“, really melodic. “One Way or Another”, Great bass, heavy. “Firefly“ - organ, harmonies; Mellow but very melodic is “Illusion“; funky, good - “The Dance“. another beauty is “Traveler in Time“; A beauty “Paradise/The Spell“; Very unorthodox but really cool is “The Park”. Lastly “Misty Eyes - Great harmonies in that song. Use that as your guide and you won’t go wrong, I don’t think.
Great song, saw these guys live in Johnstown,PA with the Guess Who in the 70's. Look out what happen to the Guess Who.
The B side of the single of Easy Livin’ was a song called “Why”, It’s my all time favourite by Uriah Heep and I highly recommend it. A fantastic song. 👍🏻
This is the line up that secure their success. Yes drummer also vocal, the harmonizing is there sound
The harmonies are them. Early on they were known as the heavy metal Beach Boys.
Thanks for bring us this music. When I was young I heard Montrose, Uriah Heep and Spooky Tooth. Outside of Grand Funk one of my favorite concerts!
The name Uriah Heep is an accountant from a Shakespare play can't remember which one. Good skills on the pronunciation!
Nice Chad. Next from them please check out Sweet Loraine, July Morning, Look at Yourself, Sunrise.keep rocking my man.
I loved the artwork on the album covers.
"The Magician's Birthday" from the album of the same name. Oh my.
Look at Yourself. Killer tune. Percussion alone is worth price of admission.☺
Wonderful bassline on this short track and the backing vocals make it so memorable. Please listen to 'The Wizard' from this LP, its another lovely song with use of a nice acoustic along with the usual organ, electric guitar and backing vocals.
Great song! So many good tunes to pick from with this band. Take 16 mins and put it aside to react to Salisbury. I think you will be glad u did. Ty for the Heep in my head.
That Gary Thain bass!
I love their song Gypsy!
Try Salisbury, circle of hands, echoes in the dark, wake up set your sight, love in silence, wonderworld, paradise/the spell, weep in silence, between two world...and so many more...
“The Wizard” and “Poets justice”!
All my life, this was my favorite 'Deep Purple' song. Now I know better!
The voice is really them singing!
July morning on their Live Album!!!
Great tune! Enjoyed the memories.
This album, Demons & Wizards is their best, Sweet Freedom and The Magician's Birthday
Look At Yourself and Lady In Black are two of my favourites...Lady In Black, solid composition and nice slow build up...Look At Yourself, insane energy!!!
Two songs by Uriah Heep; if you want something in a similar vain as Easy Living, but longer and lot's of great backing vocals (lead vocal is always great) and drum fills : "Look At Yourself", and then the masterpiece off the same album "July Morning"
The Grass Roots.
Album art by Roger Dean. I used to have this poster hanging up for years in my apartment back in the 70s. Check out the the shape of the cave where the waterfall emerges and the shape of the first rock in the water.
Can't unsee.
I hope you will check out one of their last chart entries, "That's the Way that It Is". I have always liked it a lot!!
"Sweet Lorraine" from The Magician's Birthday album is another great tune by Uriah Heep..
The "musical framework" for this song is pretty simple, but what Uriah Heep makes of it just pulls you along and captivates you.
I think I know what effect you're thinking of on the vocals. But you gotta remember that when this song was recorded, that effect hadn't been invented yet.
You givin this a shot in 2021?...you just got my respect!
Bird of Prey, Rainbow Demon
PILGRIM - URIAH HEEP. COME ON BROTHER!!
You got the name , the group, and the song exactly right. Good job on all three counts.
I'll always click for Uriah Heep.
Sweet Lorraine brother.. followed by Magicians Birthday
Uriah heep is even better live.
Circle of hands!!
Thought you'd like this. The Wizard is good too!
Welcome , so you have done Bird of Prey, I'll Keep On Trying, and now Easy Livin. Nice start. The next, since you want more Organ, lol there are a few possibilities but Gypsy, July Morning for sure, or you can go for something slightly different but Heep Lovers tunes such as Sunrise, or Stealin, with less Organ, or even a couple of classic goodies from the Look At Yourself album, such as the Title Track, or Tears In My Eyes are go to numbers. Have fun.
"Been Away Too Long" has also been done.
I forgot to mention "Lady In Black" also.
@@TigerRogers0660 Ah nice, that was the best pure rocker post Byron.
@@TigerRogers0660 LIB never did it for me, like it did for so many. NOW, the LIB collaboration between UH and Iris, now that caught my attention. Try it if you have not already, totally different vibe.
@@toddstevens13 I agree with you on both counts! LIB is not high up my list either. "Been Away Too Long" is one of the best UH tracks ever!! For me, no. 2 after "July Morning".
What a great song to pull out of the attic ... thank you 👍
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” -- Matthew 11:28-30
Chod, PLEASE have a listen to some of Steppenwolf's lesser known songs. Snowblind Friend, Monster, Jupiter's Child, Move Over, Sookie Sookie, Hey Lawdy Mama, For Ladies Only, Who Needs You. It's Never Too Late. You won't be disappointed. Jerry Edmonton does some tasty drumming .
Just noticed the backdrop, I’m sure you have heard fiddler on the green. Amazing song
Steve Winwood (Traffic) is a wizard on the keyboards. Glad & Freedom Rider, please (you already reacted to Empty Pages). Dear Mr. Fantasy is good and 40 Thousand Headmen has crazy flute.
Dude, I'm glad you got the name right! Yeah, the song is on the short side, but still rocks. They use it in encores even today! Suggestions are too numerous, but "July Morning, Look at Yourself, Sunrise, Traveler in Time, Circle of Hands, Gypsy, The Magician's Birthday, Pilgrim" are all from this lineup. They were known as "The Beach Boys of Heavy Metal" due to the fact that they all could sing and harmonize. David Byron had close to a 4 octave range, they adopted a falsetto that Mick Box called "crotchetto" to imply the effort to get there. They are still playing, but with only Mick Box as the lone original member. Stateside is sparse with mostly casinos and large clubs. In Europe, they have a big following. I have followed them since 1972 and even through ups and downs, they are still my favorite band. Looks like they might become yours too. Keep on Heepin' On! BTW they are major influencers of UFO, Iron Maiden, Scorpions, Queen, W.A.S.P., Winger, Helloween, and many others.
Hey Chod My Man! Michael the retired chef chiming in!! Great song and great album back in the day!! I grouped this together with- Deep Purple Smoke on The Water, and Alice Cooper- Billion Dollar Babies!! Brings back great memories of my High School days!! I graduated in 1976!! So my friend I have some NEW REQUESTS FOR YOU THAT I THINK YOULL REALLY ENJOY FOR 2 REASONS!! #1- They are from a PROG- ROCK BAND YOUVE NEVER HEARD AND HAS ONLY BEEN PLAYED BY- JUSTJP!! #2- THESE SONGS HAVE GREAT DRUM.LINES YOU COULD DEFINITELY ENJOY PRACTICING!!! THE BAND IS CALLED- THE STRAWBS!!! SONG #1- ROUND AND ROUND!!! WOW WHAT A GREAT DRUM BEAT MY FRIEND!!! SONG#2- THE TITLE TRACK THAT BOTH THESE SONGS ARE FROM- A PLATINUM WIINING ALBUM TOO BY THE NAME OF- HERO AND HEROINE!!! Okay sir there you go!!! Get to it my friend!!! Before I go tonight PLEASE LET ME REMIND YOU OF MY VERY SPECIAL REQUEST IVE GIVEN YOU MULTIPLE TIMES!! THAT IS TO REACT TO MY LATE- NEPHEW'- THE GREAT- MIKE LEDBETTER!! WITH HIS SONGS- THESE ARE ALL LIVE PERFORMANCES WHICH YOU WILL WANT TO WATCH WITH YOUR DAD!! #1-A B.B.KING CLASSIC- 3 OCLOCK BLUES BY- THE NICK MOSS BAND! MKE WAS THE LEAD SINGER FOR 7 YRS AND NICK IS AN AMAZING AWARD WINNING BLUES GIUTARIST!! SONG#2- DANIELLE NICOLE & MIKE LEDBETTER- NIGHT TIME IS THE RIGHT TIME!! YOU KNOW THAT SONG RIGHT?? NOTICE THE WAY DANIELLE LOOKS AT MIKE WHILE HE SINGS!! PRICELESS!! GREAT BAND PERFORMANCE!! SONG#3- I WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW- THE NICK MOSS BAND( LIVE FROM THE BING LOUNGE) GREAT BAND PERFORMANCE AGAIN WITH A GREAT KEYS ENTRY THAT IM SURE YOUR DAD WILL APPRECIATE!! LAST BUT NOT LEAST SIR- ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING LIVE PERFORMANCES IVE EVER SEEN OF A SONG I BELIEVE YOUVE ALREADY COVERED BY- BETH HART AND JOE BONAMASSA!! TRUST ME WHEN I TELL YOU THIS IS THE BEST RECORDING OUT THERE OF THIS CLASSIC- ETTA JAMES TUNE- ID RATHER BE BLIND BY DANIELLE NICOLE- MAKE SURE YOU CLICK ON THE VERSION TITLED- IN LOVING MEMORY OF MIKE LEDBETTER!!! GUESS YOU COULDNT PULL THIS OFF FOR HIS BIRTHDAY ON APRIL 27TH!! WHEN WAS YOURS?! HE WOULD HAVE BEEN 35YRS OLD! GONE WAY TOO SOON MY FRIEND!! BLUES AWARD WINNING SINGER/ MUSICIAN, ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR, SONG OF THE YEAR, AND ALBUM OF THE YEAR FOR 2019!! SNEEK A PEAK AT HIS WEB AND WIKI PAGE BEFORE YOU REACT TO THESE SONGS!!! WHAT A GREAT STAGE PRESENCE HE WAS!!! HE USED TO PLAY OUT HERE IN PHOENIX AT THE RYTHUM ROOM TWICE A YEAR!! I NEVER MISSED IT! HE PLAYED CARNEGIE HALL!!! HE STARTED SINGING OPERA IN HIGH SCHOOL!! AMAZING!! OKAY CHOD IM.OUT FOR TODAY!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LETTING ME SHARE MY NEPHEWS LEGACY WITH YOU!! PLEASE FIND THE TIME IN YOUR BUSY SCHEDULE TO DO THE SAME TO EVERYONE ON YOUR CHANNEL!!! IM SURE THEY WILL ALL BE AMAZED BY HIS VOCAL UNIQUENESS AND TALENT!!! PLUS I CANT WAIT FOR YOU TO PRACTICE THE DRUMLINE TO THE SONG- ROUND AND ROUND BY- THE STRAWBS!!!! IM OUT CHOD!! YOUR #1 AZ FAN MICHAEL!!! BTW- MY ROOMATE IS FROM SACTOWN!!
My first time watching your reaction. They're definitely prog but they'll rock your face off. Ken Hensley on the organ carries every song. I'm going to search for a July Morning reaction. That one will tug on your heart
'The Wizard' next Chod, another great track by UH
The Key Changes were a big part of this song. Killer Diller. That is harmonies and then some very and probably delay. Tape Delay at that.
early ANGEL 1st 2 albums picked up on Uriah Heep
I almost wore this album out back in the day. Great choice Chod!
Love the Heep. Ya should check out American Genius Tod Rodgrens band Utopia, the song Ikon. Masterpiece.
This song has a Deep Purple vibe to it.
Very similar bands. 5 man lineup with vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass, drums. The Hammond organ was common in both bands. Difference was Heep had all members of the band harmonizing on vocals.
Maybe try Blind Melons - No Rain or King Harvest - Dancing in the moonlight?
One of my favorite albums from that time. Someone was always blasting this album at the keg parties where all us desert rats used to gather and be wild. I love how Roger Dean used to sneak phallic images into his covers. Lol. Once you see you can’t unsee.
Had to chime in my friend!! I'm a desert rat too from PHOENIX AZ!! Went to East High School and graduated in 1976!! How about you?? We used to go to keggers up at South Mountain every weekend!! Back in the day they used to have live bands up there with hardly any cops either!! No better decade ever for music then the 70s PERIOD!!! Just had to share after reading your comment!!! Peace!! Michael Kolb
@@michaelkolb5900 Yuma, Az. Kofa HS. Pit parties and dune hopping. Getting toasted under the stars. :-) Good ol days.
@@IYAMNI Nice my friend!! THX for the reply! Do you still live there? Just went down to BISBEE for the first time!! I've lived here since 1972!! Had a great time all by myself!! Have a great night my friend!😊😊
@@michaelkolb5900 No no. Haha. It was fun but I left that all behind a long time ago.
@@IYAMNI Yeah didn't really want to say anything negative but- not a whole lot going on in Yuma as far as I know!!! I did actually help open a restuarant in Yuma back in the late 70s called- Willy & Giuermos!! Do you remember that place? Cool vibe and great food!!! Peace out my friend!!
The entire Demons and Wizards album is a musical masterpiece!
Finally my HEEP gettin some chance.
Sure they can be quite CHEEEESSSYYYY but they were very heavy n umble lol very heavy and great at what they did. Blackmore said they were the poormans deep purple, well i love em both.. rip ken, lee, david, gary, trevor...
This band has had a lot of members but the best ones or most important ones are gone except mick box. Thankfully jon lawton n his phenomenal voice r still around, and bernie shaw(current vocalist)
Still too.
Anyway great band. Idk which songs youve heard but
Sympathy
Sunrise
Lady in black
Free me
Magicians birthday
Return to fantasy
Honestly they got so many known and unknown songs fugetabatit
A song where the singer goes up an octave or two:
Babe Ruth - Living a Lie
This song is a masterpiece.
A year or a day is a sweet track by them.
Another great organ driven band. Try “July morning “.
I'm sure someone has already mentioned it, but just in case, ...Uriah Heep was a character in Dicken's ' David Copperfield' . A weaselly fellow. Not sure why they chose him to name their band after.....
The producer's (Gerry Bron) son I believe, is credited with the idea of Uriah Heep. They were celebrating in England, the 100th birthday of Charles Dickens in 1969, or something like that. The name sounded good and looked good in print, so they went with it. Having read David Copperfield, Heep was a fawning fellow who wrang his thin hands often and seemed to be scheming something, but also overstated his 'umbleness everywhere he went. I don't think they were out to emulate his persona, but the first album, UK version, was titled Very 'Eavy, Very 'Umble.
@@harrybendtsen5147 'umbleness, yeah ! Been a long time since I read it, High School, but yeah, i remember his 'umbleness' now... lol
yes sir you got it
Good early proto-metal. If you like them you'll probably like Deep Purple. Tbey were very similar back in the 70s
My favorite piece from Uriah Heep remains "The Magician's Birthday."
This entire album is great.