Es innegable Uriah Heep fue uno de los pilares y gigantes del Hard Rock y mezclado con Progresivo qué cada uno de sus integrantes dejaron alto nivel de escuela Su música hasta hoy es genialmente atemporal
Mick Box….very humble & a under appreciated musician despite being at the very birth of hard rock/HM music in the early 70’s…. ya hardly ever hear about the guy
This line up was the BEST Uriah Heep ever had!!! Awesome voice, amazing bass, thundering drums, phantastic guitar and great keyboards! And "Demons & Wizards" was the best album in my personal opinion.
I gotta say it's a tie, together with Magician's Birthday...AND, believe it or nuts- OUTSIDER! I saw them a lot in the 70's, which was their best lineup and their best years(of my life too!).
@@FredTheLutinoCocatiel Now that's one I missed, and I'm jealous as hell. Bloody great times back then. We were Blessed with dozens of world class bands to see back then...we really were, mate, we really were.
Gary Thain never got the credit he deserved. In my opinion he was one of the greatest rock bassists. His playing is so melodic and he he really drives the music.
And the way he performed!! He looked awesome and really involved! Many bassists kinda hang around the back or the side of the stage, but Thain really rocked out!!!
I consider myself lucky to have been alive during this golden era of music. Bands like led zepplin, deep purple, black sabbath, the stones, the beatles, uriah heep and jethro tull ruled. Today's kids have justin bieber and harry styles. So sad
Saw them in 1977 opening for Kiss. We went to see Heep. They rocked of course. Stayed for Kiss. To see if the would set themselves on fire or something.
Uriah Heep and Wishbone Ash are two bands that weren't always well served by recording techniques and technologies of the time. Wish i could have been in the room with them when they were playing.
I remember my dad showing me this when I was in 7th grade. I saw the set and thought, “How weird.” But was still intrigued at the same time. I heard David Byron’s beautiful voice and the image of his face here with the shadows under his eyes and cheekbones has a place in my mind and heart as the moment I fell in love with one of my favorite bands of all time.
About the same time I heard this for the first time, although I was 14 in 1972... nothing much change only the younger generation appreciates the same music.
Thanks for sharing this classic Heep lineup. Byron, Hensley, Box, Thain. Kerslake.....it just doesn't get any better than this! A huge part of my musical upbringing, and I miss them to this day.
The talent in Uriah Heep was off the charts! It is so sad that Gary & David had to leave at such and early age. If they would have stayed together, no telling where this band would have ended. Anyway to me they were the best rock band of the late 60's & 70's period!
The rock station I listened to growing up played little to NO Uriah Heep and there was no word of mouth going around so I am now in my fifties just discovering this band. GREAT STUFF!!!
This video shows up on my list two days after my tweet that I love the Wizard. Old you tube that never showed up when I searched for Uriah Heep. JUst saying they're watching us. Greatest band so few know.
Во время игры позволяет добавлять в этом случае я не могу найти в интернете и не только в том числе и в розницу по поводу того что бы не было бы здорово если вы хотите закачать нужный материал по математике и не только в том числе и в розницу по поводу того что бы не было бы здорово если вы хотите закачать нужный материал по математике и не только в том числе
Gary Thain was such an influence on my bass playing! The guy was so amazing and one of the best melodic bassists along with McCartney, Squire and Butler.
One of my favourite band URIAH HEEP best line up David BYRON amazing voice Gary Bain greatest bass player Ken Hensley rockers with many talents genius lee kerslake there is only a handful drummer like him and the last man standing Mick Box what can I say one of the best R I P for the 4 band members they produced music in the history of Rock nRoll will always remember forever what you call music am lucky listening to there music and saw them live am a big fan
Thain WAS electocuted in Dallas on stage. Just because it didn't kill him, doesn't mean it didn't happen. I once read an eyewitness description and it was harrowing.
@@DCB728 Yes, Gary was electrocuted on stage. Heep's manager wasn't one to allow the boys any rest. He kept them on a constant touring schedule. So rather than allow Gary time to recover from his injury, he was immediately replaced. Gary succumbed to his substance addiction (he was already an addict), and was lost six months later to an overdose. David Byron's story is not dissimilar. If management had realized what those boys were to us fans back in the day and had allowed them the time to rest and recover, we would now speak of Heep as reverently as we do Led Zeppelin.
July morning such an epic rock masterpiece written by the late david bryon and now the late ken hensley who died on wednesday.r.i.p from shaz in the u.k.
July morning 👌i met ken at heep vention 2000.said that David wrote the intro to July morning. Apparently he could play the keyboard 🎹 saw David many times in 70s. And met him a few times..and with his wife gabby...greatest singer and front man ive ever seen...and ive seen all the great frontmen..he was magnificent RIP David ❤your voice and music are immortal 👍🎵🎶
The best line-up of Uriah Heep EVER!!! Without ANY doubt!!! Allthough Mick Box mentioned it is "just a collection of good songs" at the "Demons And Wizard Record" there definitely WAS magic in it back then!!!
My birthday is July 1st. Since my youth, every year the morning of this day begins for me symbolically with July Morning. I congratulate myself so much. At various times, I shared this tradition with the Heeps and jokingly asked if I could consider it a gift from them. Ken Hensley said, "All I have left is the keyboard part." Mick Box asked in response: "Do you really listen to July Morning so rarely?" Lee Kerslake immediately asked: "And you're not tired of listening to it so often?" and winked at Box. And Bernie Shaw said: "I hope you're not listening to me, but to Byron." I was lucky enough to know these wonderful people. Great musicians! Magical music! July Morning is a unique masterpiece of world culture! Do you agree?
I saw them about July 1974 at the Bayfront Center in St. Petersburg, Florida. It was the Wonderworld tour, fantastic show, David did the Rock N Roll Medley for the encore although he was laying on his back singing most of the time. Of course later now all know that was because by then he was too drunk to stand up. The opener was Manfred Man's Earth Band doing Solar Fire, they caught me totally off guard. I though they were this 60's brit-pop band singing Doo What Ditty, but instead they were an psych version of Pink Floyd. I saw some great shows back then, Deep Purple in Savannah 1972 and Jethro Tull 'Thick as Brick' Tour Savannah '72. I think that was the best show ever. It was all related to the newspaper album cover with all the stories about rabbits. Through the show people dressed in bunny outfits would hop across the stage, large telephones would ring and Ian would stop and answer the phone. I saw then again in 1995 with ELP and it didn't compare. Ian Anderson, Ian Gillan and David Byron were three great front man. My other favorite I didn't see back then, Grand Funk. I did get to see Mark, Don & Mel perform the last time the three were together in 1998 at Merriweather in Columbia, Maryland. Great show, Chuck Negron former 3 Dog Night opened and he can sing better than ever. I guess I'll stop rambling.
I saw that tour too. MM's Earth Band stole the show. Rory Gallagher started it off, at least in San Diego. And the '95 tour you mention was F-ING FANTASTIC!!! Methinks you might have been too "buttered" to remember it accurately there, bro! It kicked arse! BTW: Are you sure David was lying down because he was drunk? Or was he just enjoying the light show on "L"??? Maybe both, eh?
At a time when Heep wasn't getting good press from the "Rolling Stone" set, one great reviewer called them the "Beach Boys of Hard Rock" - man, I wish I could have met that fellow ... that's what Heep was to me. Loved them. Byron was the voice and the showman many rockers of the time should have been. Thain, Hensley, Kerslake and Box rounded out the best and most influential Heep lineup ever, IMHO.
Whenever you find yourself watching the next show, movie about medieval times, elves, magic, witches, spells, demons, knights, lords, etc etc thank HEEP, for their music started all the fascination, the vibe, the cultural spark.
I was 14 when I saw Uriah Heep open for KISS in Minneapolis. So yeah. I bought the UH live album and love it still, Gary Thain is a monster on that bass. Great live band, not sure if the records do them justice.
Ken está parecido com um hippie com aquela bolsa do lado. Cara sensacional a postagem parabéns, anos 70 era outro nível a música einh? Onde viemos parar, 2020 tá tudo uma merda.
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Listen to Gary Thain on bass, simply fantastic!
Ken Hensley wrote some great songs.
As always, Gary was outstanding on the bass.
One of my favorite bassists of all time
Es innegable Uriah Heep fue uno de los pilares y gigantes del Hard Rock y mezclado con Progresivo qué cada uno de sus integrantes dejaron alto nivel de escuela
Su música hasta hoy es genialmente
atemporal
from christchurch, new zealand
Such a criminally underrated band. David was one of the greatest front men in rock history!
Agreed but he was never accepted by Ken as anything but a hired hand since Ken wrote the songs.
They are giving a concert in Zürich this year!
В СССР ЭТО БЫЛА САМАЯ ПОПУЛЯРНАЯ ГРУППА В 1971-1975 годах
@@edgregory1 Actually, David was drinking too much and not tuning up for rehearsals>
He wouldn't change his habits , so he was basically sacked
That bass sound is insane, we still miss you Gary.
David was a fantastic vocalist!
RIP.....Gary Thain, David Byron, Lee Kerslake.
+R.i.P. Ken Hensley
@@vadzimaleksandrovic337 + RIP John Wetton
@@dofarrellDOF Yes... Of course 🤝But it (JW in UH' lineup) was later - after Gary Thain' disbanded
Ken Hensley now, too.
And Ken Hensley😭😭😭
Mick Box….very humble & a under appreciated musician despite being at the very birth of hard rock/HM music in the early 70’s…. ya hardly ever hear about the guy
True. Its thanks to him we have uriah heep. He founded it.
I always was a fan of Uriah Heep. It's pitty that Ken Hensley is no more.
From Russia with love.
Michael.
Nor Gary and David also!
This line up was the BEST Uriah Heep ever had!!! Awesome voice, amazing bass, thundering drums, phantastic guitar and great keyboards! And "Demons & Wizards" was the best album in my personal opinion.
You are...correct!!!
I gotta say it's a tie, together with Magician's Birthday...AND, believe it or nuts- OUTSIDER!
I saw them a lot in the 70's, which was their best lineup and their best years(of my life too!).
@@THE-HammerMan I saw them in St Paul Minneapolis with Deep Purple and Buddy Miles demons and wizards tour
@@FredTheLutinoCocatiel Now that's one I missed, and I'm jealous as hell. Bloody great times back then. We were Blessed with dozens of world class bands to see back then...we really were, mate, we really were.
This line up was certainly the most POPULAR (in terms of record sales) but the BEST ??? Entirely subjective.
Ken, rest in peace. Your fans are always with you and will never forget
Totisesti this is "truth!!!!
I was a huge fan of Uriah Heap as a young teen in the day.
Same here. Still listening. So sad they are all gone except for Mick.
Give me 70's rock over today's music any time.
Gary Thain never got the credit he deserved. In my opinion he was one of the greatest rock bassists. His playing is so melodic and he he really drives the music.
I absolutely agree. His bass licks and harmonies are fascinating me again and again.. Great bassist is on the soundtrack of yhair musical as well.
... and Trevor Bolder my fav...
And the way he performed!! He looked awesome and really involved! Many bassists kinda hang around the back or the side of the stage, but Thain really rocked out!!!
a , well, he gets the credit nowadays! So many mentions in the comments consistently!
sttgaegoaktd
That wasn't Gary. He didn't join the band until 73. This band was a revolving door of members. Lee Kerslake wasn't even on drums here either
RIP Lee Kerslake
Damn in 1972 these guys were making this type of song.....What a era!!!
I was fortunately able to see uriah heep in 72 with deep purple in Minneapolis
I consider myself lucky to have been alive during this golden era of music. Bands like led zepplin, deep purple, black sabbath, the stones, the beatles, uriah heep and jethro tull ruled. Today's kids have justin bieber and harry styles. So sad
Saw them in 1977 opening for Kiss. We went to see Heep. They rocked of course. Stayed for Kiss. To see if the would set themselves on fire or something.
Uriah Heep and Wishbone Ash are two bands that weren't always well served by recording techniques and technologies of the time. Wish i could have been in the room with them when they were playing.
I remember my dad showing me this when I was in 7th grade. I saw the set and thought, “How weird.” But was still intrigued at the same time. I heard David Byron’s beautiful voice and the image of his face here with the shadows under his eyes and cheekbones has a place in my mind and heart as the moment I fell in love with one of my favorite bands of all time.
About the same time I heard this for the first time, although I was 14 in 1972... nothing much change only the younger generation appreciates the same music.
Great concert! I love Uriah Heep and I love Gary Thain, i think he is one of the best bassist in the history of the music! LONG LIVE URIAH HEEP!
David Byron for ever and ever ❤️
Сила . неописуемая красота и мощь,-это и есть гениальный шедевр под названием ",Июльское утро",являющийся частью мировой культуры на все времена!!!
Uriah Heep my favorite band
Mine, too!
Байрон самый великий певец на все времена
Я, вас люблю! Юрай хип! Легенда!
Молоко из губ вытри...
Thanks for sharing this classic Heep lineup. Byron, Hensley, Box, Thain. Kerslake.....it just doesn't get any better than this! A huge part of my musical upbringing, and I miss them to this day.
Have u heard HEEP FREEDOM the cover band? They're the closest to this lineup I've heard. Thu r much better than current Heep
1972 golden age of rock music, greatest classic rock albums were written this year
Banda de rock atemporal. Está entre as melhores. Ouço sempre.
Я тоже июльский 72 . слушать музыку конечно позже начал в 80 х. и посей день.просто классику жанра можно слушать вечно..
This what you get when people spent time learning their instruments, excelled at playing, got high, and did their thing. Perfect.
The talent in Uriah Heep was off the charts! It is so sad that Gary & David had to leave at such and early age. If they would have stayed together, no telling where this band would have ended. Anyway to me they were the best rock band of the late 60's & 70's period!
Dave Byron and Gary Thain RIP. Now------- Lee kerslake
I love the music that I grew up listening too. 🎶 it was the best Era
The rock station I listened to growing up played little to NO Uriah Heep and there was no word of mouth going around so I am now in my fifties just discovering this band. GREAT STUFF!!!
David Byron, Gary Thain and Lee Kerslake, we miss you boys!
This video shows up on my list two days after my tweet that I love the Wizard.
Old you tube that never showed up when I searched for Uriah Heep.
JUst saying they're watching us.
Greatest band so few know.
Да мы тоже в СССР,балдели от Хипов.Особенно,в том числе и от"Июльского утра"!
Кен Хенсли красавчик!
✊👍
Великая песня, Великого Дэвида Байрона!Такими не становятся, такими рождаются! Вечного тебе Дэйв, июльского утра на небесах!!!
что в этом говне великого ,LedZeppelin да ,Джим Хендрикс ,Запа и куча монстров
@@gorgmaybe6154 запа, как запорожец
@@user-iq7oi5um8x зачем же ты свою тупость всем показываешь ?ладно близкие об этом знают
@@gorgmaybe6154 Важко сліпому розказати про красоти навколишнього світу ... Особливо , якщо він іще і глухий .
Очень красиво.мне очень нравится.Как бы сейчас это звучало при нынешней технике??
Спасибо! Любимейшая композиция!!!
No doubt!!! The very best line up!!!R.I.P. Master Byron.
RÓS the ONLY line up! ;)
Во время игры позволяет добавлять в этом случае я не могу найти в интернете и не только в том числе и в розницу по поводу того что бы не было бы здорово если вы хотите закачать нужный материал по математике и не только в том числе и в розницу по поводу того что бы не было бы здорово если вы хотите закачать нужный материал по математике и не только в том числе
Gary Thain was such an influence on my bass playing! The guy was so amazing and one of the best melodic bassists along with McCartney, Squire and Butler.
David Byron 1985, Gary Thain 1975, and Ken Hensley 2020 John Wetton 2017 R.I.P. God bless you.
Gary Thain one of the few bass players who influenced me.
Hi bass work in Easy Livin' is excellent - perfectly suited for song. He left too early, as many musicians do. What others bass players do you like.
Legendary ,creative, there is no other like it ,symphonic, great!!!!!!!.......
One of my favourite band URIAH HEEP best line up David BYRON amazing voice Gary Bain greatest bass player Ken Hensley rockers with many talents genius lee kerslake there is only a handful drummer like him and the last man standing Mick Box what can I say one of the best R I P for the 4 band members they produced music in the history of Rock nRoll will always remember forever what you call music am lucky listening to there music and saw them live am a big fan
Gary Thain was the most melodic bass player. Man, it is too bad his demons took him from us far too young
+Aberdumbie true that...Gary was nearly electrocuted lethally playing this song in Texas...didn't help his situation none!!
Thain WAS electocuted in Dallas on stage. Just because it didn't kill him, doesn't mean it didn't happen. I once read an eyewitness description and it was harrowing.
@@DCB728 Electrocuted means KILLED by electricity. Gary was technically SHOCKED. Peace.
@Fred Electrocution: the INJURY or killing of someone by electric SHOCK. Gary Thain suffered electrocution.
@@DCB728 Yes, Gary was electrocuted on stage. Heep's manager wasn't one to allow the boys any rest. He kept them on a constant touring schedule. So rather than allow Gary time to recover from his injury, he was immediately replaced. Gary succumbed to his substance addiction (he was already an addict), and was lost six months later to an overdose. David Byron's story is not dissimilar. If management had realized what those boys were to us fans back in the day and had allowed them the time to rest and recover, we would now speak of Heep as reverently as we do Led Zeppelin.
Uriah Heep, только в исполнении Дэвида Байрона.
Awesome band, Mick Box Rocks!
July morning such an epic rock masterpiece written by the late david bryon and now the late ken hensley who died on wednesday.r.i.p from shaz in the u.k.
July morning 👌i met ken at heep vention 2000.said that David wrote the intro to July morning. Apparently he could play the keyboard 🎹 saw David many times in 70s. And met him a few times..and with his wife gabby...greatest singer and front man ive ever seen...and ive seen all the great frontmen..he was magnificent RIP David ❤your voice and music are immortal 👍🎵🎶
the best line up!! r.i.p david byron
GARY THAIN IS MY HEROE THE BEST BASSIST OF ALL TIMES
Gary Thain absolutely fantastic. A really excellent bass player. R.I.P. Gary and Byron.
Ja, der Meinung bin ich auch. Er war sensationell!
Realy,bro
And Lee...
@@sergand100 ...and others...
@@videold5122 and Ken
Наверное лучшая песня от лучшей Хард-рок группы 1970-х
Послушайте так же и Pilgrim, Rain. Просто класс 🙌
Grazie per questo documento
Best Voice ever...RIP Dave....
What a great song and what a fabulous performance. Even gives me goosebumps in 2022.
The best line-up of Uriah Heep EVER!!! Without ANY doubt!!! Allthough Mick Box mentioned it is "just a collection of good songs" at the "Demons And Wizard Record" there definitely WAS magic in it back then!!!
обожаю ! СУПЕР !
David Byron was a great Rock Singer with a beautifull Voice - SAD
Looooooooooooveeeeeeeeeeeee .... from 62 young man in Serbia.
The best Heep line up by far.....
My birthday is July 1st. Since my youth, every year the morning of this day begins for me symbolically with July Morning. I congratulate myself so much. At various times, I shared this tradition with the Heeps and jokingly asked if I could consider it a gift from them. Ken Hensley said, "All I have left is the keyboard part." Mick Box asked in response: "Do you really listen to July Morning so rarely?" Lee Kerslake immediately asked: "And you're not tired of listening to it so often?" and winked at Box. And Bernie Shaw said: "I hope you're not listening to me, but to Byron."
I was lucky enough to know these wonderful people. Great musicians! Magical music! July Morning is a unique masterpiece of world culture! Do you agree?
Amazing
Thain did some epic bass melodic sound
The ending of this song july morning is pretty damm cool!!
Saw them in 72 in Kentwood MI. Little roller rink. What a show!!
It is truly unbelievable that three of this incredible band have left us 😟.
Meraviglioso! Uriah Heep! Riposa In Pace Byron.
one of my favourite band.
I still listen to this 2020! Born 1955! :)
URIAH HEEP FOREVER!
The best live version I've ever heard!
what's the song's name ?
@@julianmoreyra1721 Hello Julian, the song is called July Morning, original released on the album "Look at Yourself" in 1971.
I saw them about July 1974 at the Bayfront Center in St. Petersburg, Florida. It was the Wonderworld tour, fantastic show, David did the Rock N Roll Medley for the encore although he was laying on his back singing most of the time. Of course later now all know that was because by then he was too drunk to stand up. The opener was Manfred Man's Earth Band doing Solar Fire, they caught me totally off guard. I though they were this 60's brit-pop band singing Doo What Ditty, but instead they were an psych version of Pink Floyd. I saw some great shows back then, Deep Purple in Savannah 1972 and Jethro Tull 'Thick as Brick' Tour Savannah '72. I think that was the best show ever. It was all related to the newspaper album cover with all the stories about rabbits. Through the show people dressed in bunny outfits would hop across the stage, large telephones would ring and Ian would stop and answer the phone. I saw then again in 1995 with ELP and it didn't compare. Ian Anderson, Ian Gillan and David Byron were three great front man. My other favorite I didn't see back then, Grand Funk. I did get to see Mark, Don & Mel perform the last time the three were together in 1998 at Merriweather in Columbia, Maryland. Great show, Chuck Negron former 3 Dog Night opened and he can sing better than ever. I guess I'll stop rambling.
+HowardBeale1950
Thanks for reliving those great memories. Jealous for the original Heep.
Jealous so fantastic
@@DonMartin1960 Yep. I saw the original HEEP back in 1970 or 71, when they opened up for STEPPINWOLF In Houston, Texas.
I saw that tour too. MM's Earth Band stole the show. Rory Gallagher started it off, at least in San Diego.
And the '95 tour you mention was F-ING FANTASTIC!!! Methinks you might have been too "buttered" to remember it accurately there, bro! It kicked arse!
BTW: Are you sure David was lying down because he was drunk? Or was he just enjoying the light show on "L"??? Maybe both, eh?
I was there. And with Dr.Hook.
uh the bass is just off the sicko charts just great
I saw heep at least 10-15 times from day one through 1990 and various versions.
The Byron years were the best imo.
David Byron was the best singer of Uriah Heep
all hail the best bass ever..thanky
Gary is the best.
I saw this tour, different venue. Spring of ‘72, Albany, GA. The played the gym at Albany Jr College, standing in front of the stage… a buzzed 19yo ❤
Ontem Lee Kerslake partiu p/ o CEU, e ficamos todos profundamente intristecidos!
Descance em paz,querido Lee!Saiba que sempre te amaremos!
Love this band!! RIP Gary, David, & Lee
Thank God for Mick Box for 40 years of solid rock!!
Guerrerma make that 50 years of rock the great MICK BOX STILL LISTEN TO HEEP AT 70 YEARS OLD.
They performed here in Edmonton,Alberta,Canada on March 4, 1972 at the Kinsmen Field House. I was there.
Да , хипы одна из величайших живых груп
At a time when Heep wasn't getting good press from the "Rolling Stone" set, one great reviewer called them the "Beach Boys of Hard Rock" - man, I wish I could have met that fellow ... that's what Heep was to me. Loved them. Byron was the voice and the showman many rockers of the time should have been. Thain, Hensley, Kerslake and Box rounded out the best and most influential Heep lineup ever, IMHO.
Yes Gary Thain was a wonderful bass player i never heard someone playing like he did and all the band were fantastic at that Time
Yes, for me he is the best ever!!
esta banda es una droga
Dopo più di 50anni e la mia preferita
Saw them November 72. Great show
Makes me feel 15 again.......so long ago...Loved this group
Uriah Heep was my very first concert!! Couldn't hear for day's 🤣
Just love those bass licks by Thain in the intro...
These guys deserve to have honours especially Mick Box and Ken Hensley! RESPECT THE HEEP 41 years in ROCK!! Pioneers of METAL!! Proud to be ENGLISH!!
The bass !
Gary Thain, passed away 40 years ago this December. Seems like yesterday
Depuis le déces de David Byron U Heep n'est plus. Marc Laquerre, et vive le rock and roll.........
Whenever you find yourself watching the next show, movie about medieval times, elves, magic, witches, spells, demons, knights, lords, etc etc thank HEEP, for their music started all the fascination, the vibe, the cultural spark.
Mick Box, Gary Thain, Ken Hensley, Lee Kerslake, David Byron. Best Heap lineup. 71 - 73.
The great Mick Box.
I was 14 when I saw Uriah Heep open for KISS in Minneapolis. So yeah. I bought the UH live album and love it still, Gary Thain is a monster on that bass. Great live band, not sure if the records do them justice.
L E G E N D S!!!!!!
Ken está parecido com um hippie com aquela bolsa do lado. Cara sensacional a postagem parabéns, anos 70 era outro nível a música einh? Onde viemos parar, 2020 tá tudo uma merda.
was tripping when i seen em in 72 earth wind and fire opened up oh the good old days what a great band
EWF also opened for Heep here on SE VA...crazy (& great) times!
I prefer when DAVID is more assertive when he sang this tune! The live album he nailed it!