Here is a song with a Halloween thyme that you may try to do a reaction to or not , but check it out. > ruclips.net/video/BtoWsqgP_vQ/видео.html < The group is a old school hip hop/ rap group of three black rappers from New York city / New York , named Whodini & the song is The Haunted House of Rock. Release date is 1983.
Been listening to "July morning" since the 80's and it's quite surprising to know someone beautiful and young happen to love that quintessential masterpiece as I do 😊. Thanks and more power to you!
I once had the privilege to play with John Lawton at a jam in southern England having seen him a couple of years before playing in South Africa with Uriah Heep . A lovely individual and whatt a voice
Thanks for introducing me to this band, this is my first listen and definitely gonna check other songs by them, and also would love to see your reaction to a band called van der graaf generator... arrow, the undercover man, or man-erg are probably a good start
I remember when I bought my first Uriah Heep LP, Sweet Freedom. It had this song on it. I still love it. It is so fun when young people discover music of this type. Music from the '70s. Uriah Heep is a character from Charles Dickens David Copperfield Other great Uriah Heep songs are: Look at yourself, Stealing, Seven Stars, and Circus.
Just a suggestion, sometime when you are not too busy: Please react to ‘The Wreak of the Edmund Fitzgerald’ recorded by Canadian artist Gordon Lightfoot..
Brings me right back to 15 years old and discovering the things my parents warned me about !! They were wrong….. the beginning of the best times of my life ✌️
I haven't heard this track in ages, kinda of mix of classic and British art rock, pink floyd or Genesis, nice work. I'm so impressed with your professionalism, and no we're not going to fight, I don't want to get my butt kicked!
Wow! You are one the very few that have reacted to July Morning by UP. You are truly amazing! I saw them way back in 1970 or 71 with all the original members! I saw them play this very song. Thank you so much! Maybe some more Uriah Heep in the future, Blessings! And of course, love all of your reactions. Have a super week! ❤️☺️😊 By the way my favorite song of this group!
Again, my respect for you grows hehe. You are taking the time to learn about the great bands that made rock & roll what it is, which is so wonderful. I grew up on this era of rock myself, and the 80's as well. I have to admit though that I never really listened to this particular band, even though I grew up with this sort of music all around me, so I have to thank you for introducing it to me :-) You'll notice the use of the electric organ in a lot of these 1970's bands. This was usually the legendary Hammond organ, which was meant to be a smaller and affordable version of much larger church organs, meant for smaller churches that couldn't afford the real thing. But it also found use in other settings, including as background music for restaurants, in which the establishment would employ a musician to plug away at the instrument for hours on end. The music they played in restaurants was usually quite cheesy and corny, so the organ became associated with that sort of terrible music. It took the great rock bands of the 60's and 70's to start using it as a rock instrument, with some of the greatest rock keyboard players who ever lived, such as this one, John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin, Jon Lord of Deep Purple, and so many others. You've heard a lot of them already actually, which is so cool. Lots of love from Bermuda!
WoW, I remember requesting this a while ago, it’s awesome that you keep track of all of your old requests. In my teenage years this was my second favorite band, after Deep Purple. I agree, very underrated and so cool that you loved it also, Elok. I can only conclude that you have very good taste. And I too would like to fight anyone who disagrees that this is a good song.
Also, one of my best friends is from Poland and his birthday is in July and on July 1 every year he always plays this song. It puts him in a great mood.
Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) and David Coverdale (Deep Purple) were the 2 singers who taught me how to sing :) So glad you liked this video :) Peace and Love from Canada eh :) sorry :)
Great band, great react. Not given the credit they deserve. The live version is better though. Amazing to think that at one point in early 70s Uriah Heep and Deep PUrple were rehearsing in the same building!!! Both with Hammond organ central to their sound…..
There you have it no gimmicks just straight forward and brutal awesome rock, 5 very talented guys doing their thing. It is all incomparable but bands of those days so all about clean and pure music and incredible lyrics. With many of today's music taking a very different look and addons it's no wonder why I always go back to the classics which never get old all timeless classics and masterpieces. Sure there are good rock bands coming out of Japan but the only closest one that really stands out to these classic in it's purest form to is Lovebites, everything else is very questionable.
H A W K W I N D IS ALSO SOOO G R E A T (NO WONDER ~ BRITISH ! 😊)! THE SIXPACK OF PURE BRITISH ROCK IS: L Z / D P / B S / U H / HAWK & I M !!!!!! ❤🎉😊 BERNIE GERMANY (ALSO BOLLYWOOD LOVER 😊!) 😊
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Here is a song with a Halloween thyme that you may try to do a reaction to or not , but check it out. > ruclips.net/video/BtoWsqgP_vQ/видео.html < The group is a old school hip hop/ rap group of three black rappers from New York city / New York , named Whodini & the song is The Haunted House of Rock. Release date is 1983.
Halfway there!
Been listening to "July morning" since the 80's and it's quite surprising to know someone beautiful and young happen to love that quintessential masterpiece as I do 😊. Thanks and more power to you!
I was 16 years old when this greAt song came out now I'm 64 and I'm still listening 10 times a year thank you for the memories
You are a wonderful girl reaction super congratulations at Uriah heep thanks too for the greatest Selena Quintanilla reaction hasta la Vista bye
Beautiful young lady, you have no idea how awesome it was to be high asf while hearing this music. Love you pretty lady you are the best.
Love them, verry good and loud!!! Mick Box is one of my heroes, verry good guitar player and he always makes fun on the stage. Thanks Elok, good one.
Love on July morning ❤️
A magic song with a magic voice of David Byron!! Tks a lot from Chile!!!
Great live back in the daze. As they say "ever so 'umble'
Amazing song, great band. Thank you ElokHsu.
Hi Elok Hsu, when I was active as a Keyboard Player the song I was into was "Easy Living", a banger
One of the most underrated bands in rock history it's nice to see you went for a deep cut
This song is simply amazing. Greetings from Chile
Thanks for doing uriah heep one of my favorite groups
Thumbs up just for picking this song.
Absolutely one of the best songs ever IMO. Hard not to like it!
Ah, remember that their record label was Bronze Records!!! I think, I might still have their 1979 album Fallen Angel!!!
I once had the privilege to play with John Lawton at a jam in southern England having seen him a couple of years before playing in South Africa with Uriah Heep . A lovely individual and whatt a voice
Los conoci cuando tenia 17 años.......hasta hoy,que cumplo 65 este mes🖤
I'm so glad someone finally reacted to Uriah Heep!! Thank you Elok! So many good songs, The Wizard, Easy Living, Stealin, Lady in Black, etc...
David Byron had a wonderful voice. R.i.p (he died 1985)
Thanks for introducing me to this band, this is my first listen and definitely gonna check other songs by them, and also would love to see your reaction to a band called van der graaf generator... arrow, the undercover man, or man-erg are probably a good start
A true classic.!!!!!
🎸🎸🎸🎹 The original version was from the album Look At Yourself and had sort of a mirror cover so you could Look At Yourself.
I went to a prep school for high school. All of the cool kids had Uriah Heep and UFO in their music collections.
Aww... The first comment!! 💙💙
I remember when I bought my first Uriah Heep LP, Sweet Freedom. It had this song on it. I still love it. It is so fun when young people discover music of this type. Music from the '70s. Uriah Heep is a character from Charles Dickens David Copperfield
Other great Uriah Heep songs are: Look at yourself, Stealing, Seven Stars, and Circus.
,... N O, dear ck.! The song is on their third album called LOOK AT YOURSELF ❤🎉😊!!! BERNIE GERMANY 😊
I liked them back in the day. A bit like Hawkwind. 👍❤️
Reacting "Comeback to me" donk. Salah satu love song dr Uriah Heep kesukaan gue ♥️
One Of Their Biggest Hits
Great tune & reaction
Magic tune from one of the best bands ever⭐️ Great reaction💙
this is why you are the best ,you dont just react to the popular songs
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great choice Elok. When I saw them in concert the singer was a different one. Back in 1980!!!
Hawkwind! "Sands of Time" ❤️ "Silver Machine" ❤️ "Psychodelic Warlords(Disappear in Smoke)" ❤️
Hawkwind are well worth checking out!
uriah heep decada de 70 the best band of the world
Nice to meet you ! I'm Japanese livin' in Yokohama,Japan...I love Uriah Heep and I love Miss Elok Hsu !
I saw them in 1972 in Hamilton, Ontario Canada, good times.
Thanks Elok! Great band!
👍👍☝💔
Just a suggestion, sometime when you are not too busy: Please react to ‘The Wreak of the Edmund Fitzgerald’ recorded by Canadian artist Gordon Lightfoot..
Awesome reaction 😃👍
Brings me right back to 15 years old and discovering the things my parents warned me about !! They were wrong….. the beginning of the best times of my life ✌️
I haven't heard this track in ages, kinda of mix of classic and British art rock, pink floyd or Genesis, nice work. I'm so impressed with your professionalism, and no we're not going to fight, I don't want to get my butt kicked!
Wow! You are one the very few that have reacted to July Morning by UP. You are truly amazing! I saw them way back in 1970 or 71 with all the original members! I saw them play this very song. Thank you so much! Maybe some more Uriah Heep in the future, Blessings! And of course, love all of your reactions. Have a super week! ❤️☺️😊 By the way my favorite song of this group!
Good review. This band was ahead of their time.
Again, my respect for you grows hehe. You are taking the time to learn about the great bands that made rock & roll what it is, which is so wonderful. I grew up on this era of rock myself, and the 80's as well. I have to admit though that I never really listened to this particular band, even though I grew up with this sort of music all around me, so I have to thank you for introducing it to me :-)
You'll notice the use of the electric organ in a lot of these 1970's bands. This was usually the legendary Hammond organ, which was meant to be a smaller and affordable version of much larger church organs, meant for smaller churches that couldn't afford the real thing. But it also found use in other settings, including as background music for restaurants, in which the establishment would employ a musician to plug away at the instrument for hours on end. The music they played in restaurants was usually quite cheesy and corny, so the organ became associated with that sort of terrible music. It took the great rock bands of the 60's and 70's to start using it as a rock instrument, with some of the greatest rock keyboard players who ever lived, such as this one, John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin, Jon Lord of Deep Purple, and so many others. You've heard a lot of them already actually, which is so cool.
Lots of love from Bermuda!
I love that song! 🖤
Gary Thain was a monster bassist, so sad he died so young :(
But he was replaced by Trevor Bolder, whom I briefly met in 1980.
Gary Thain, Lee Kerslake, Trevor Bolder, Ken Hensley, Mike Box. May they rest in Peace!!! Love it Elok, I am very touched by your comments.
Sorry,but the original Bassist on the record was Paul Newton
@@rockfan5689 That's right. Gary played on the live version
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WoW, I remember requesting this a while ago, it’s awesome that you keep track of all of your old requests. In my teenage years this was my second favorite band, after Deep Purple. I agree, very underrated and so cool that you loved it also, Elok. I can only conclude that you have very good taste. And I too would like to fight anyone who disagrees that this is a good song.
Also, one of my best friends is from Poland and his birthday is in July and on July 1 every year he always plays this song. It puts him in a great mood.
I do the same thing, born on July 1st 1959
When you listen, especially the lineup, Byron....... you're going to love it
You said it was Jon Lord on Organ, but it was actually KEN HENSLEY, whom played organ for Uriah Heep. Jon Lord played for Deep Purple.
React to heartless SCAT by ningen isu
love you
Jon Lord was in Deep Purple.
have you reacted to
Ram Jam....Black Betty?
Since I have the original album I should point out this song is from Look at Yourself. My favorite track from UH.
The video dates from 1972 but the music is from the 'Look at Yourself' album dated 1971. That is Newton on bass you are hearing.
Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep) and David Coverdale (Deep Purple) were the 2 singers who taught me how to sing :) So glad you liked this video :) Peace and Love from Canada eh :) sorry :)
Great band, great react. Not given the credit they deserve. The live version is better though. Amazing to think that at one point in early 70s Uriah Heep and Deep PUrple were rehearsing in the same building!!! Both with Hammond organ central to their sound…..
There you have it no gimmicks just straight forward and brutal awesome rock, 5 very talented guys doing their thing. It is all incomparable but bands of those days so all about clean and pure music and incredible lyrics. With many of today's music taking a very different look and addons it's no wonder why I always go back to the classics which never get old all timeless classics and masterpieces. Sure there are good rock bands coming out of Japan but the only closest one that really stands out to these classic in it's purest form to is Lovebites, everything else is very questionable.
The lead singer is David Byron
H A W K W I N D IS ALSO SOOO G R E A T (NO WONDER ~ BRITISH ! 😊)! THE SIXPACK OF PURE BRITISH ROCK IS: L Z / D P / B S / U H / HAWK & I M !!!!!! ❤🎉😊 BERNIE GERMANY (ALSO BOLLYWOOD LOVER 😊!) 😊
You can't do Uriah Heep and not do "Easy Livin" Classic rock track!
or the wizard
why not?
Try Magicians Birthday , Shadows of Grief and Time of Revelation
Here's a strange fact - the people of Bulgaria regard this song as their unofficial national anthem!
This is the studio version dubbed over concert footage. (They replaced the fade-out with an edited live ending.)
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