Thank you, India. I was fortunate enough see these guys live in the early/mid 70's. Styxx opened for them. Styxx was surprisingly good, but Uriah Heep was great! Please react to Easy Livin' next. I think you'll like it.
@@bfernuttz3737 I will never know why Heep wasn't embraced more by the public. A great band. Back in the 70s/early 80s we would include Stealin', Circle of Hands, The Wizard, Sunrise, Suicidal Man and a some others. Always fun to play Heep tunes. R.I.P. Gary Thain, Ken Hensley, David Byron, Lee Kerslake, Trevor Bolder....
Reminds me of cruising the strip in my 68 Torino GT 390 with two 600cfm carbs and 4.10 gears, manual of course! Those were the days, thanks for the flashback pretty lady.
It's pronounced Your-i-ah Heep. Can't believe you even found them. This group is so cool. I recommend The Wizard or Tales. But they have so many great songs!.... one of my favorite bands here. I feel they didn't get the recognition they deserved, maybe because they sang a lot about God. Love them.
You got it. That's the exact way to describe Uriah Heep!! Melody & brilliant vocal harmonies - something the other big 3 ( Zep, Sabbath, Purple) did not have.
I love this band, this is their classic line-up that made a string of great albums. They had a great singer, excellent songwriting, playing, harmonies and used mellotrons back in the day.
Allot of ppl haven't even heard of Uriah heap. Great job! Here's another one that is new, but flying way under the radar. The Tony Holiday band. They are blues music, but....I really can't help but notice , they bring something new to blues....I can't put my finger on it though, on the surface, it's just blues....but there is something different. I'm not a patron, so I don't even expect you to even read this, but if you like blues..... they are worth hearing, especially the porch sessions😂✌️
Every decade has its particular brand of Music, its Own "Feel." There's an "Emotional Flavor" to each One that act- ually DEFINES what's going on Socially...have you Noticed? In MY humble Opinion, we've kinda' goin' DOWNhill ever since the "Oldies" were replaced by...well by this STUFF we hear to- day. Thank GOD we are STILL able to Play these good ol' tunes, and Have these "Reaction" videos. The day they' take em' away, is the Very day this World ENDS!!! Keep up the good work! GOD bless.
I like that you're exploring so many different types of bands and genres I saw them in concert to in the early 80s and Ken Hensley has a solo album it's pretty good
1970, URIAH HEEP, SALISBURY, LOOK AT YOURSELF............. FIRST 3 ALBUMS Seeing them live 1972,'73 in '73 they blew Deep Purple away. Deep Purple top 5 bands for me then.
India I don't know which classic rock band I watched you react to first , however you are the very first Reactor on RUclips I ever watched. I watched a lot of your videos in the beginning. I have watched a ton of your content since. I just found this video tonight. Love your reaction By the by. This band heavily influenced RUSH!!🔩🐇📺🎸. KEEP up the amazing work. Don't let anyone derail you from what you Do!! You are unique and original !!! The path of the righteous is tempted by wolves , liar's, and charlatans! Stay true and focused!👍🌵🤗🎶😎 I
India I have been a fan of Uriah Heep for 48 years & they are awesome. Unfortunately Ken Hensley Just passed away. He wrote alot of their HIT songs & has some great Solo albums too*
sunrise and sweet Lorraine on The Magician"s Birthday album . they pronounce it like( your -eye-ya )Heep they took the name from a character from the book David Copperfield .
The drummer, Lee Kerslake, just passed away a few days ago. The singer, David Byron, and the bassist, Gary Thain, passed away a long time ago.. Ken Hensley & Mic Box still gig.
April wine oh what a night April Wine - Rock N' Roll Is A Vicious Game/ Rush Working man and farewell to king. all of the greatest bands from Canada you never head in USA .Bachman Turner Overdrive You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet 1974 Takin' Care Of Business and Kim Mitchlle
One of my absolute favorite bands. All their albums with their first singer David Byron are amazing. Later albums are also good, but not the same thing without Byrons voice. Som other of their songs you should react to: "Easy Livin'" "Lady in Black" "Sweet Freedom" "Come Away Melinda" "July Morning" "Sunrise" But they also did a lot of great song with their otxher singers through the years- John Lawton (1976-1979): "Come Back to Me" "Wise Man" "Fallen Angel" John Sloman (1979-1981): "Feelings" Peter Goalby (1981-1985): "Think It Over" "Too Scared to Run" Bernie Shaw (1986-present): "Mistress of All Time" "Blood Red Roses" "Different World" Greetings from Sweden / Joel
India, Did you like the song. If you're unsure listen to it 99 more times. Love you my little sister. I was glad you are married. I hope he appreciates what he has. My wife of 23yrs (i think)is the best PERSON i have ever met! You make me smile! Do not change a thing. Except your hair. Because the salon would go out of business!
Hey "Indie," ya GOTTA' listen to "LADY IN BLACK," by "HEEP." And may I SAY--it is nothing short of AWESOME that you are checkin' OUT this PROLIFIC group!
Uriha Heep is so underrated, the are as important and as good as Deep Purple but not as famous- In 1970 they together with Deep Purple, Led Zeplin, Black Sabbath and, also underrated, Nazareth, started to make make rock to heavy metal
Awesome great song and reaction. I’d love for you to react to artist 360 on his song called Tiny Angel... powerful song and I’m sure it will be one you won’t forget
The "i" in Uriah Heep is pronounced like "aye" or "eye" = it´s kinda pronounced like "You´re eye are heep" and their smash-hits were "Lady in black" and "Gypsy" and "Easy livin´" in the 70ties.
For me and my brothers in arms. When you can, please react to a sad, very real, country song.. A story that happened a thousand times in the 1970s and 80s. ..."George Jones - Wild Irish Rose"...this one 2,803,000 views...In the 1970s, the government shut down dozens of asylums the housed our Korean and Vietnam vets. Mostly mental problems and drug and alcohol addiction. They told them all, your cured go somewhere, and closed the doors. 75% wound up on the streets.
We know what the story is about dear would be good to know what you think about the quality of the music and the different musicians! for me that's a reactionJust saying!
Uriah Heep, a little under respected but not for everyone's taste. I also feel some of their songs were over produced when a softer touch would have made a more powerful song on some cuts. Still, it was undeniably their style.
One of the most underrated bands in history...should have been inducted into the hall decades ago.
When will people realise the R&R HoF is a commercial venture designed to fill Jann Wenner's pockets. There is no artistic merit to being inducted.
"YOU-RYE-UH" One of the bestest bands ever.............try "The Wizard" from their album "Demons and Wizards"...
rainbow demon is another great track from that album.
Thank you, India. I was fortunate enough see these guys live in the early/mid 70's. Styxx opened for them. Styxx was surprisingly good, but Uriah Heep was great! Please react to Easy Livin' next. I think you'll like it.
Yes! Heeeeeep!! Been a fan for years. We even used to cover them in our band back in the day.... Classic
Me, too! We used to do Stealin’, Traveller in Time and Easy Living. I can’t believe they aren’t being given the love in reaction videos.
@@bfernuttz3737 I will never know why Heep wasn't embraced more by the public. A great band. Back in the 70s/early 80s we would include Stealin', Circle of Hands, The Wizard, Sunrise, Suicidal Man and a some others. Always fun to play Heep tunes. R.I.P. Gary Thain, Ken Hensley, David Byron, Lee Kerslake, Trevor Bolder....
@@RCullis47 I've played Sunrise, too - also in the late 70's.
"Look At Yourself", "Easy Livin" ", "Lady In Black", "July Morning" are some to choose from the next.
"Easy Livin" is probably their biggest hit.
Love it ! early 70s heavy rock another good song from them is July Morning
Saw Uriah Heep live in 1972 at The Ohio State University French Field House. Great British band.
Reminds me of cruising the strip in my 68 Torino GT 390 with two 600cfm carbs and 4.10 gears, manual of course! Those were the days, thanks for the flashback pretty lady.
David Byron’s vocal prowess is second to none. The song, Pilgrim, from this album is epic.
When Freddie said he looked up to Byron's vocal ability and on stage leadership style, what more needs to be said?
@@toddstevens13 True!
I agree with you, Pilgrim excellent song.
Their most famous song was July Morning. Master piece
It's pronounced Your-i-ah Heep. Can't believe you even found them. This group is so cool. I recommend The Wizard or Tales. But they have so many great songs!.... one of my favorite bands here. I feel they didn't get the recognition they deserved, maybe because they sang a lot about God. Love them.
GREAT old classic, that will always stand the test of time.
Stealin, when I should've been buyin....
Melody and rock has never known a better combination, Uriah Heep is an amazing band.
You got it. That's the exact way to describe Uriah Heep!! Melody & brilliant vocal harmonies - something the other big 3 ( Zep, Sabbath, Purple) did not have.
I love this band, this is their classic line-up that made a string of great albums. They had a great singer, excellent songwriting, playing, harmonies and used mellotrons back in the day.
Thanks for the request! I thought I heard it all. Right up my alley. Gonna look up all their stuff.
How could you don’t know this song , it was in all Jukeboxes in the 70 this in Europe when I was there!
Uriah Heep was a Charles Dickens character.
A: I did not know that !! B: Who was the character? Thx.🎸🎵🌵🤗🎶
@@johncopple6479 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uriah_Heep
@@davidosilverman900 Thx for the link. Have a great day.
@@johncopple6479 "A very 'umble man". One of Uriah Heep's albums was Very 'eavy Very 'umble
From David Copperfield ,you know , that book about the magician.
Ur-RI-a Heep Good classic metal group ;) Uriah Heep is a fictional character created by Charles Dickens in his novel David Copperfield
The Heep! Sunrise! 😻
I've always loved this tune. Mellow to totally rockin' out. Awesome vocals & instrumentation. What's not to like?
OMG! nobody ever reacts to Uriah Heep! I thought only guys like me recalled them! This whole album, "Sweet Freedom" is excellent!
Allot of ppl haven't even heard of Uriah heap. Great job! Here's another one that is new, but flying way under the radar. The Tony Holiday band. They are blues music, but....I really can't help but notice , they bring something new to blues....I can't put my finger on it though, on the surface, it's just blues....but there is something different. I'm not a patron, so I don't even expect you to even read this, but if you like blues..... they are worth hearing, especially the porch sessions😂✌️
My second favorite Heep song (Lady In Black is number one for me)... Enjoyed watching your reaction to this classic!
Have you ever checked out the "Uriah Heep" and "Iris" together version. It is a knock down drag out full on rocker version of LIB.
Every decade has its particular brand of Music, its Own
"Feel." There's an "Emotional Flavor" to each One that act-
ually DEFINES what's going on Socially...have you Noticed?
In MY humble Opinion, we've kinda' goin' DOWNhill ever since
the "Oldies" were replaced by...well by this STUFF we hear to-
day.
Thank GOD we are STILL able to Play these good ol' tunes, and
Have these "Reaction" videos. The day they' take em' away, is
the Very day this World ENDS!!!
Keep up the good work! GOD bless.
What a voice
Uriah is my great-great grandfather's name (born 1810).
I like that you're exploring so many different types of bands and genres I saw them in concert to in the early 80s and Ken Hensley has a solo album it's pretty good
URIAH. rhymes with Moriah... fabulous band!
I LOVE URIAH HEEP! Great video 😍
Over the top rock and roll from the early 70's! Listen to July Morning. Thank you for reviewing.
This band always reminded of Deep Purple.
1970, URIAH HEEP, SALISBURY, LOOK AT YOURSELF............. FIRST 3 ALBUMS Seeing them live 1972,'73 in '73 they blew Deep Purple away. Deep Purple top 5 bands for me then.
India I don't know which classic rock band I watched you react to first , however you are the very first Reactor on RUclips I ever watched. I watched a lot of your videos in the beginning. I have watched a ton of your content since. I just found this video tonight. Love your reaction
By the by. This band heavily influenced RUSH!!🔩🐇📺🎸. KEEP up the amazing work. Don't let anyone derail you from what you Do!! You are unique and original !!! The path of the righteous is tempted by wolves , liar's, and charlatans! Stay true and focused!👍🌵🤗🎶😎
I
love the heep saw them live they kicked ass david is a hell of a singer
Crank it up ! " And those women ...ah ha"
India I have been a fan of Uriah Heep for 48 years & they are awesome. Unfortunately Ken Hensley Just passed away. He wrote alot of their HIT songs & has some great Solo albums too*
Ur-eye-uh Heep is the way to say the name.
Roger Cullis
... Yep... sure was a fun and educational time.. :)
R.I.P Ken Hensley
sunrise and sweet Lorraine on The Magician"s Birthday album . they pronounce it like( your -eye-ya )Heep they took the name from a character from the book David Copperfield .
The drummer, Lee Kerslake, just passed away a few days ago. The singer, David Byron, and the bassist, Gary Thain, passed away a long time ago.. Ken Hensley & Mic Box still gig.
April wine oh what a night April Wine - Rock N' Roll Is A Vicious Game/ Rush Working man and farewell to king. all of the greatest bands from Canada you never head in USA .Bachman Turner Overdrive You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet 1974
Takin' Care Of Business and Kim Mitchlle
Wine and those women whewww. So awsome.love it west mich boy
Great pick! Bless you and keep up the great work!
Elvis Presley - Little Sister
One of my favorites!
Yuri heap... Hilarious, Uriah Heep, he was a religious character from a Dickens novel
Request - 10cc - I'm Not In Love, Stay Awesome
sweet india, i miss you
One of my absolute favorite bands. All their albums with their first singer David Byron are amazing. Later albums are also good, but not the same thing without Byrons voice.
Som other of their songs you should react to:
"Easy Livin'"
"Lady in Black"
"Sweet Freedom"
"Come Away Melinda"
"July Morning"
"Sunrise"
But they also did a lot of great song with their otxher singers through the years-
John Lawton (1976-1979):
"Come Back to Me"
"Wise Man"
"Fallen Angel"
John Sloman (1979-1981):
"Feelings"
Peter Goalby (1981-1985):
"Think It Over"
"Too Scared to Run"
Bernie Shaw (1986-present):
"Mistress of All Time"
"Blood Red Roses"
"Different World"
Greetings from Sweden / Joel
India,
Did you like the song. If you're unsure listen to it 99 more times. Love you my little sister.
I was glad you are married. I hope he appreciates what he has. My wife of 23yrs (i think)is the best PERSON i have ever met! You make me smile!
Do not change a thing. Except your hair. Because the salon would go out of business!
Could you please react to Bobby Gentry - Ode to Billy Joe (The BBC video performance)
hello I stumbled upon your channel I like the concept I subscribed to plus you are as beautiful as a heart!
Hey "Indie," ya GOTTA' listen to "LADY IN BLACK," by "HEEP." And may I SAY--it is nothing short of AWESOME that you are checkin' OUT this PROLIFIC group!
One of the best bands ever…if you want to hear some amazing vocals listen to Bird of Prey. Their vocals are as good as it gets.
uriah heep / lady in black
It’s Your eye a Heap😊
Check out their song “Poet’s Justice”
Great song!
Uriha Heep is so underrated, the are as important and as good as Deep Purple but not as famous-
In 1970 they together with Deep Purple, Led Zeplin, Black Sabbath and, also underrated, Nazareth, started to make make rock to heavy metal
Uriah = you-rye-uh
Pronounced (You-Rye-Ah) keep Rockin India! 🤟😉👌
Tesla did a version of this year's ago on Reel to Reel! Worth checking out 🙃
Please react to Cinderella - "Heartbreak Station"
Yes. And Don't Know What You Got and Coming Home.
Haha. You a trip.. I saw them in concert back in the 70s. Lead singer lost his voice.
Sold 40 million units ,a lot of people have heard of them .
Gary Than, bass, from here, christchurch, new zealand
Awesome great song and reaction. I’d love for you to react to artist 360 on his song called Tiny Angel... powerful song and I’m sure it will be one you won’t forget
Pat Travers, Snortin Whiskey
👍👍👍
You should try zz top next zz top try there flangdango alum it was recorded live in 1974
Rainbow Demon!!!!!!!!!
A reaction to "raging slab " I heard the owl. That would be neat to watch.
Jethro Tull.....
Sweet heart . You have to do Dr. HOOK !!!!
My bar band does this song
The "i" in Uriah Heep is pronounced like "aye" or "eye" = it´s kinda pronounced like "You´re eye are heep" and their smash-hits were "Lady in black" and "Gypsy" and "Easy livin´" in the 70ties.
OUTLAWS, Green grass and High tides.
david byron was awesome singer
The bands name comes from a Charles Dickens book.
I love their song Easy Liven
Pronounced Your-eye-uh Heap, he’s a character out of Charles Dickens.
For me and my brothers in arms. When you can, please react to a sad, very real, country song.. A story that happened a thousand times in the 1970s and 80s. ..."George Jones - Wild Irish Rose"...this one 2,803,000 views...In the 1970s, the government shut down dozens of asylums the housed our Korean and Vietnam vets. Mostly mental problems and drug and alcohol addiction. They told them all, your cured go somewhere, and closed the doors. 75% wound up on the streets.
Late comment sorry but it's pronounced YOUR-RYE-AH HEEP. Nice reaction thanks!
React to this Ardis- "Ain't Nobody's Business" :)
In the year that King Uriah died,... and they made there an Heap...from the Holy Bible. 😐🎶😂😁
Now go for Time to live.
Neil Young's "Harvest Moon"
You should do Nazareth. They did a remake of Morning Dew and there is an incredible live version. you should react to.
H E E P !!!!
Would love to see you react to Fear by Blue October
you should listen to the track women in black it even converted a couple of my punk mates lol
We know what the story is about dear would be good to know what you think about the quality of the music and the different musicians! for me that's a reactionJust saying!
That first word is pronounced 'ya-rye-ah'. You might like Lady in Black more. That's a good song.
cool shit
Uriah Heep, a little under respected but not for everyone's taste. I also feel some of their songs were over produced when a softer touch would have made a more powerful song on some cuts. Still, it was undeniably their style.
Lady in Black - Uriah Heep
Hi India would appreciate your reaction to Brian Adams summer of 69
Try some Nazareth too!!!
Yur Ry Uh Heep
He regrets that he "done the rancher's daughter".....
Who don't 😃