Wizard Live & Stealin' (2x Uriah Heep) Kel-n-Rich's First Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Watch Kel-n-Rich's first reaction to 2 songs by Uriah Heep - Wizard (Live) and Stealin' (Studio).
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Uriah Heep is extremely underrated
agreed
Yes they are glad they made up my youth , I really enjoyed them and the era , it was magical.
@@alvinwine5665 Amen Brother!
@@alvinwine5665 a
Finally someone reacting to the greatest 70's band. UH forever.....
amen my brother
Yes, finally.
it was one 'o my top plays back at the time. still haven't heard many that can compete.
circle of hands
@@thorolsen3562 - Yep, gotta be in their top ten as well!
RIP Ken Hensley 1945-2020
Uriah heep, hands down the most underated band of the 70's sooooo many great songs. More please.
July Morning is the one to listen to. From the 1971 album Look At Yourself. Gypsy also, from Heep's 1970 debut album Very 'eavy, Very 'umble...
I wore the Record out playing July Morning Fantastic!
Shadows Of Grief from the same album is amazing.
@@misate8993 Most underrated song, I agree
paradise the spell
the best versionj of July Morning is the live version on the Uriah Heep Live 1973.
Uriah Heep have many great songs such as Birds Of Prey,Gypsy, Look At Yourself,Rainbow Demon,July Morning,Pilgrim,Easy Livin',Lady In Black,Return To Fantasy,Sunrise,Salisbury,Sympathy,Choices,Love Or Nothing,I Wanna Be Free,Shadows Of Grief,The Spell,Time Of Revelation
Sunrise is my most fave.
And "The Magician's Birthday"!
Lady in Black is a true Rock Classic as is Wizard
Lots of great songs you forgot seven Stars
Gary Thain on bass......so great. He is a beast in this band.
David Byron had a very special voice. Him and Ken Hensley together singing was even more magical. RIP David Byron
Saw Uriah Heep, they opened for Black Sabbath at a concert on Halloween Night, it was EPIC !! both bands so good, hard to choose which was best
URIAH HEEP, "STEALIN". saw them in 1973. more after The concert I bought the Album MAGICIAN'S BIRTHDAY. Off this album, the Title track MAGICIAN'S BIRTHDAY, Sweet Loraine, SUNRISE, Spider Woman.
The greatest voice of all time, hands down. They are a criminally underrated band. All of their albums with David Byron are classics. The ones with John Lawton are also very good.
Love a bit of Heep. David Byron was a fantastic singer. But the thing I love about this period Heep is the bass playing of Gary Thain. Listen to his wonderful lines on Stealing. He was amazing.
#UriahHeep Salisbury 🇫🇮 One of their most progressive tracks.
One of the first extended prog tracks than I can think of....
FIRST TIME SEEING YOU TWO. FANTASTIC COUPLE! Rich is lucky. Sure wish my girl liked this kind of music! Wouldn't mind if she looked like Kel either! Great job!
Thanks DrS! We had tonnes of fun doing all of these!!!! Much 💕
KnR
@@Kel.N.RichReactions In looking at your catalogue I see you haven't uploaded in about a year. Hope you get back into it. You two are special and very unique on RUclips!
I grew up listening to this outstanding band that no one has truly heard of. They turned out soooooo many hits and held there own in the music scene. I've been watching a lot of your reaction videos and I have my favorite. However, when I read you were doing Uriah Heep I decided to make a comment. Thank you.
In Eastern Europe they are iconic. In Bulgaria every year on July 1 on the seaside people are watching the sunrise and listening to July Morning by Uriah Heep. Often members of the band go there and perform the song. They are still making great albums and touring actively with guitarist Mick Box as the only surviving member. Drummer Lee Kerslake played and cowrote Ozzy Osbourne’s first two legendary albums.
I am 73 so I grew up listening to this band and all the great music from the 50s through the 80s, I was so lucky to have so much groundbreaking music and bands to listen to.🎸
Uriah heep circle of hands is fantastic
Yes, they did get airplay on FM rock stations in the 70's. You still here Uriah Heep from time to time on Sirius XM Classic Vinyl and Deep Tracks. I saw UH 4 times. First time in 1974 and most recently in May 2019. Awesome Band!!!!!!
Cool!!! I met this band when I was 15 and I'm still friends with Mick. I jam with his brother in law and oldest son when we can.
Nice to see this band greeting some love at last.
Don't worry about it you what you're playing and showing us I rock and roll love it keep going all the classics all the new stuff
The Spell by Uriah Heep is another great song from the same brilliant album as The Wizard, Demons & Wizards.
Makes me so happy that you guys are tapping into some of the best Music ever made 👏👏👏👏 These bands are so important to keep alive and bringing forward for all to hear 👂 🎶
One of the greatest vocalists ever RIP David Byron.......
Yes brother true Dave Byron is one of the best rest in peace
Thank you! Btw. that version of The Wizard wasn't played live. That Musicshow on german TV only presented lipsynced stuff... so you listened to the studio version, which is lovely!
I just want to say life comes first. Do what you can! Us listeners ( should ) understand. I know a ton of older music and I just enjoy seeing the reaction of people who have never heard of that band or song before.
Enjoy yourselves and don't get overwhelmed. Thanks for your time
Lyrics to me were everything from a young age the music was the resonance that provided the melody
Been loving UH forever... sunrise, July morning, the Magiician.....please💚👽
I envy Kel.
I'm 64. Heap, UFO, Wishbone Ash and many others were the soundtrack of my youth
Got to see them in Ramstadt, Germany in 1971 in a small club. Then when I returned to the states 3 more time in the 70’s.
It's a heap of Uriah and it's great.
Rich, you are so right when you talk about his voice. I saw them as a warm-up band. It was Uriah Heep, Cheap Trick and Styx. At one point, people were shouting. He asked "What song do you want to hear?" Everyone shouted Steali' He said we're going to do that later on in the show. They went off, not doing the song. He came back saying I'm sorry, we'd love to rock and roll some more but we got stuck with the time limit. But other tan that, I remember they did a pretty good show.
Love the way you guys love each other! Miss those kind of relationships.
Finally someone does Heep!
Great fans' couple! You look so great togeter, guys!
”The Wizard” is obviously a playback version from their studio album ”Demons and Wizards”, but (still) a great track/performance. Just too short.
#UriahHeep July Morning live 🇫🇮
RIP David Byron, he was such a great singer. Funny fact: King Diamond and his wife Livia Zita named their child, Byron, after David Byron.
Those were the days and I miss them!
Saw them a couple of times in 71 or 72. Once in a theatre that sat about 500. Buckwheat opened for them and to say it was loud would be understated. Really great group. Pity David Byron had a drinking problem that took him out a few years later but was an outstanding vocalist. They drew so much power, they were running large gauge extensions from neighbouring buildings. During one outage, Lee Kerslake just kept on drumming until things got sorted out. Mick was pure power. Sorry to drone on but they were amazing. Thanks for posting this. Kel would LOVE Gypsy and Easy Living.
One of the best voices In any type of rock, ever! How about July Morning!
The greatest rock band of all time.
Amén brother!
Nazareth - Please Don't Judas Me is another great band and song. Pretty deep song! Great job on the reactions, it takes me home....
Hi guys, thanks for playing heep they were so underated, shame as they are a great band. Your right there was many great bands in 70s purple.sabbath. tull etc but heep to us heep fans they were unique. Beautiful block and step harmonies 🎵🎸🎶👍🎹 i saw them many times in the 70s with this line up David byron was a great singer and front man, Gary thains bass playing was magical ..thanks for playing heep. bless you both 👍🎵🎶🎸🎹long live the past and 70s..
I love Stealin'- there was a band here in SW Michigan years ago called Decades who did a great cover of this song (sung by the drummer, who was a local fireman), and also was the only band
I've ever heard who covered Timothy by The Buoys! A group of us would have dinner at the place they were playing at, then dance the night away to their music- every time I'd make a request,
they'd say "let me guess, you want to hear Stealin' and Timothy", and I'd say, "YES I DO"! Great days.
The collective body was just learning to dance!
So glad you have been introduced to the wonderful world of Uriah Heep. They and Deep Purple I have always felt were at the top when it came to vocals, and their music too.
This is a great album Demons and Wizards where your Wizard is from. It was their most accessible album from an otherwise less than mainstream band that never reached the sales of a Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath or The Who.
I think another fantastic twofer which would be Rainbow Demon and Paradise/The Spell. You will love these equally to the two on this reaction. Peace
You need to listen to “The Magicians Birthday” cool tune...
Definitely!!!!!
Uriah Heep is another of my faves. There is soooooo much good stuff out there. Enjoy
Who was, finally some heep, thanks guys love it very underrated band.
Good to see you again !!!
How can they not have heard this music? I'd love to do this...
i was a big fan in the late sixties, still think them boys is great. i'm old, not dead dude. this is MY generation, and it was as fun as you might think.
Uriah Heep was under the radar of classic rock along with Wishbone Ash. Two great original type bands. Kansas was another.
This one of most underrated bands of the early 70's I was hooked first time heard the wizard on wkdf , Nashville, not long after fm radio became the venue for songs over 3mins. I actually wanted to name my first kid Uriah, wifey didn't see the humor.
❤❤❤ Un de mes groupes préféré...🎉🎉🎉...
Uriah Heep are a criminally under rated band. They have so many great songs. I am not sure if you know this but the drummer, Lee Kerslake, played all of the drums on the first two Ozzy Osbourne albums, though Tommy Aldridge is shown on the album covers and credited with playing the drums on them. Guitarist Mick Box was the only constant member of Uriah Heep with various members rotating in and out of the band through the years. They made a live DVD in 2002 called The Magician's Birthday Party which you should check out. Many of the essential members of the band united and put on one hell of a show. I was most enthralled to see Ken Hensley return to lay down his incredible Hammond organ work as well as playing some lead guitar and vocals. Ken was so multi talented but sadly has passed away a few years ago, as have several other members including their original singer David Byron, drummer Lee Kerslake, bassist Trevor Bolder, and a few other band members. May they live on through the music that they created!
Heeps
Look At Yourself
First album and single.
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.
I grew up on Uriah Heep. Got stoned and loved all there music.
Hehe, another one of my fav bands that u found somehow. loved it...
Uriah Heep were one of the first bands I listened to as a 13-year old kid in the early 1980s.
In 1982, they released a great album named Abominog, which was regarded as return to form after several struggling years.
I also liked their next album Head First a lot, and I promptly bought all their older records.
#UriahHeep Shadows of Grief (Slovenia)
I am American Czech love Uriah Heep also
WE LOVE YOU URIAH HEEP! - M.S.C.
How bout some love for Gary Thain on bass. Look At Yourself.....great track....The Magicians Birthday and Sweet Lorraine.....awesome
What an outstanding contribution from the community with these two gems. Now you feel what I heard in my teens....Uriah Heep was a great and underrated band....fantastic singing and how about the keyboard fills? A total wow moment again kids.........hugs and thanks!!
we get to remember that band name every 10 years
Keep up the good work. Watching in New Zealand.
Love stealin, one of my favorites
Just seen this……..welcome to the phenomenal URIAH HEEP…….and Mr DAVID BYRON…….😃
One of Uriah Heep's most overlooked songs is also one of their most beautiful -
"Rain" - from The Magician's Birthday.
It's raining inside that's kind of unusual
And Melinda
I have always loved Uriah Heep because all of the lyrics were all positive in nature :)
The lead singer from this band (Ken Hensly) (spelling) taught me how to sing and I will forever be grateful :)
And that's the way we like it.
1971 ish at the Rainbow Finsbury Park, Friday was Heep Saturday was Sabbath. My Ears, my Ears!!!
Uriah Heep was one of those bands that didn't get much airplay on top 40. They didn't get much acknowledgement until early FM radio when they started playing "album Rock". You might have heard "The magicians Birthday" back in the 70's and Early 80's.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. URIAH HEEP, BOy where they LOUDDDDD!
I loved heeps of uriah ❤️
I think this is the first reaction video I have seen of one of my favorite early rock bands. Thanks guys.
I haven't heard any Uriah Heep songs on any radio station in Sydney, Central Coast and Newcastle for like 10 + years.
A lot of golden nuggets in the old long play albums of past for those willing to do a little digging.
I saw Uriah Heep live in Jacksonville, Florida, in late 1972 or early 1973. Great live band...
Uriah Heep was the first band I saw live when they produced this album. The Wizard song clip you see here is Top of The Pops mime to the record.
I Love it you should listen to Sunday morning to from them!
I got all their 8 tracks. The first song I heard was Stealin, I bought Sweet Freedom 8 track, had a 340 4 speed, drove around in New Mexico listening to it. Got the rest.
A big Thank you for the Uriah Heep . I knew you'd love it . Gypsy is their best song . Do yourself a favor and have a listen . Love you guys . Great reaction channel
God bless yall...take care
Wow your reaction , gave me a chill, and a happy warp time tear, this song means so much to me...Thank you...
Easy Living was the ONLY song I ever heard on the radio. Thank god cause that made me buy the album. Never looked back!
RIP Dave Byron, crazy lovely golden voice bad boy....
Saw them in Eppelheim, Germany back in 1975 - very talented band.
I was in the Army in Germany in 70/71. I bought the Uriah Heep album while there. I came home to Detroit early 71. While relaxing with my 5 brothers down the basement of my parents house I put it on. Man, they all jumped up WHO IS THAT! WHERE'D YOU GET THAT!?! I fond out it hadn't been released here yet. I was about 6 months ahead of time. I still have the album, still love it!
This band was one of the 1st bands to use a moog synthesizer. I used to listen to these guys and Krocuss and Kyuss in the mid 70s
Best and most maligned rock band during the 70s. Been a fan since 1971, still going strong both them and me!! Lament the loss of Gary, David, Ken and Lee.
I love this channel. The music they review is amazing. Kel's reaction to this outstanding music is most enjoyable to watch.
Great band! Demons and Wizards is my favorite album by them.
One of my favorite bands and song of all time. I grew up in that era and I am so glad I did, so many great bands and songs. Try Easy Livin' by Uriah Heep, another classic!
The HEEP! yes.. I think these guys shaped my sonic-ear as it were... definitely a huge influence early on.
The acoustic guitar mixed with layered rock vocals (great harmony) and Hammond B3 .. it was a fat sound.
#Supertramp the logical song. UK
Look at your self, is an album which worth to listen carefully & I am sure you will enjoy it!! :-)
SAYOY BROWN STREET CORNER TALKING -FULL ALBUM MASTERFUL ROCK AND BLUES WILL BECOME ONE OF YOUR FAVORITES.............I PROMISE.
Just came across this reaction ... the band are still gigging... please listen to 'Rain' brilliant ballard.
I remember the week Black Sabbath came out! We all thought the devil was gonna kill us all in 1971
Thanx your a suited couple from John in Essex england