Uriah Heep

Uriah Heep Live in Concert: Full Concert Featuring Classic Hits

• In January 1974, Uriah Heep was riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "Sweet Freedom," which had been released just months earlier ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1974, Uriah Heep was riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "Sweet Freedom," which had been released just months earlier in 1973. This period marked a peak in the band's popularity, featuring a distinctive blend of hard rock and progressive elements that attracted a diverse fanbase. Notably, they were recognized for their energetic live performances, and the concert captured in the video resonates with this reputation. During this time, the band featured classic members including keyboardist Ken Hensley and guitarist Mick Box, both of whom significantly contributed to their sound. The live performance from 1974 showcases tracks like "Easy Livin’" and "Stealin’," which were audience favorites and have become staples in Uriah Heep's catalog. This concert symbolizes an important moment for the band, representing their status as major players in the rock scene of the early 1970s.

Uriah Heep Full Concert at Shepperton: Featuring 'Easy Livin' and More

Shepperton, England, United Kingdom

• In early 1974, Uriah Heep was actively promoting their fifth studio album, "Sweet Freedom," which was released later that year. The Shepperton live pe... Read Full Description >

  In early 1974, Uriah Heep was actively promoting their fifth studio album, "Sweet Freedom," which was released later that year. The Shepperton live performance captures the band during a vibrant phase of their career, just after the release of "Wonderworld," their fourth album. At this stage, Uriah Heep had established a reputation for their progressive rock sound and dynamic live performances, featuring a lineup praised for its musicianship, particularly with David Byron's powerful vocals and Ken Hensley's distinctive keyboards. This concert is notable not only for showcasing some of the band's best material but also for being part of a pivotal moment when they were transitioning into a new era, exploring varied musical styles while maintaining their hard rock roots.