URIAH HEEP - LADY IN BLACK | REACTION
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No band ever did "Ahhhh" better than the Heep! I strongly recommend their song "Stealin'".
The "Wizard" by Uriah Heep is a magical song indeed.🧙🏻♂️
I have been waiting so long to see Uriah Heep get its props in the reaction universe. Lady in Black, great choice. Thank you. Also, Pronounce it Ur-Rye-Uh Heep. Uriah Heep is the villain in the Charles Dickens novel "David Copperfield."
Magician's Birthday #1.. Sweet Lorraine, Easy Living..
i saw them in 71 they are not the same as then . many member changes thru the years. they get it done live. i loe traveler in time. good choice with this band. thanks for that.
Chad, July Morning (studio version) by Uriah Heep is THE song you need to check out from the band. It has everything. The quiet and beautiful, the loud and powerful and the heartfelt lyrics. The ending is topped off with one of the craziest mini moog solos you'll ever hear. A grand epic in the best tradition.
Finally someone reacts to Uriah heep!
Saw them in Glasgow in the mid-'70s. All drunk, all brilliant!
From an interview with Mick Box (Uriah Heep guitarist)
A&B: In 1970, when your first album was published, a journalist of the magazine Rolling Stones wrote: “If this group achieves success, I’ll commit suicide!”. What would you tell her now?
Mick Box: Melissa Mills is not writing for the Rolling Stone Magazine anymore, and Uriah Heep are still here 45 years later, so we made her eat those words. I never found out of she committed suicide!
The name is Uriah (ur eye ah rhymes with Meriah) Heep. Great 70s band.
Probably the most underrated band ever!
the reason it was listed as 1971/1977 is that it consists of the 1971 studio track laid over a 1977 video.
"July Morning" off their "Look At Yourself" album. Ken Hensley's organ plays a MAJOR part in the song, and the David Byron lyrics and his vocals are outstanding.
My favorite album from Uriah Heep is the Demons and Wizards album. I know, I know it's probably the most highly regarded but it is favorite. "The Wizard", "Traveler in Time" and "Rainbow Demons". Also, I think their biggest hit "Easy Livin'" all from Demons and Wizards.
Very good song - but not typical of Uriah Heep's heavy/progressive sound. Try "Look At Yourself" , "Suicidal Man" or "One Way Or Another" from the Byron era. Or try "Sympathy" or "Choices" from the Lawton era.
They were influenced by the band Vanilla Fudge Check out Vanilla Fudge You Keep Me Hanging On. The organ in this song will grab your soul.
I agree, THAT should happen. It’s truly a seminal song in rock history. Mark Stein on organ, later to join Tommy Bolin as I think you know, Michael.
@@mickeyhank Yes I agree I heard rumors Richie kind of wanted to start a clone band like Vanilla Fudge. Excellent song. I wish more people would react to that song. 1967 I believe it hit the charts.
@@mickeyhank I think a lot of reactors never heard of Vanilla Fudge. Which is a shame. Very talented band.
I agree. Most reactors never heard of them i assume.
Chod, if you want a cool journey in a song play the 16 minute “Salisbury” by Heep. I think you may really dig it. A few other reacters have done it and have been pleasantly surprised. To me it’s a classic. And then contrast it with this.
Oh Damn, now you are talking. Progressive Heep, and of course you would need a "Gypsy" chaser.
@@toddstevens13 no argument here, bro, from complex to simple, the perfect chaser -straight ahead and HEAVY!
Yes!, Salisbury and july morning just to name a few
Lady in Black is really their one good song.
July Morning is their classic song along with so many others.
URIAH HEEP LEGENDS
Their first 3 albums are the Best in my book. Live they were mind blowing.
The correlation between the "Jesus Hair" and "Afros" is the peace, love, and freedom and loving your brother that was so touted in the 60's and 70's. It was what we truly hoped for the future, unfortunately it seems it only lasted for our generation. But, I truly believe it is what made our music so great. It was a time in history that we can't get back, but I hope the younger generations will learn from it and want it too. It's evident in your reactions that you really appreciate the vibe from back then. I love your channel!
Beautiful Dream, Return to Fantasy, Pilgrim, Stealin', all studio versions please
The deal with this version is that the song itself is from 1971 but the live performance is from 1977
I always felt Uriah Heep was my bridge between Deep Purple LED ZEP and Jethro Tull.
"The Magicians Birthday" by far the ultimate Heep. Plus, you can practice your air guitar. Dig it!
Such a great song. It sums up the Russian-war agains their brothers Ukrainians - It is so sad - But Uriah Heep managed to capture the FEELING in a song - totally weird !!!!
Pronounced U-rye-uh. The original record is from 1971. This is them lip syncing that 1971 recording in 1977 on a TV show. Basic studio construction of this track is 4 acoustic guitars. This band is little remembered now days but were huge in early to mid 70s. I saw them 5 times in that era and it was always top level entertaining deafening rock.
This is easily their most folk-rock song,and the man singing is usually firmly behind a Hammond organ playing the heck out of it. So this is not their normal singer. It’s a good song but it’s not typical of their output. To me this is a great campfire song, with everyone singing along.
I'll always love Ken Hensley's keys!!!! He and Jon Lord of Deep Purple stole the show when I was a kid.
@@RedDawnRocker We’re soul brothers!
@@mickeyhank Dang straight!!!!!!
@@RedDawnRocker 🤛 !
@@mickeyhank I don't know how to use emotes here otherwise the feeling would be mutual, dude!
Listen to Salisbury after hearing April from Deep Purple...two absolutele masterpieces...I went to visit that church only because of this song... other Heep Fab songs: too many to be mentioned...so many wonderful records...anyway you could try the spell, circle of hands, echoes in the dark, ...etc etc
GREAT EFFIN' SONG
My dad played in a band that did covers, and they did this song.
Now that is very cool! Definitely is a song that brings everyone together and not that many songs do that, so I respect the hell out of it for that.
I love UH and this particular song. It is just an awesome song lyrically and in melody. And, the do it with such vigor! You said it all in your reaction. Thanks for choosing this song. Enjoyed it very much!
Chod, the group line-up featured in the video, was one of my favourites. It was post David Byron and Gary Thain and was responsible for even more ballads. The band line-up was Mick Box - guitars and vocals, Lee Kerslake (RIP) - drums and vocals, Ken Hensley (RIP) - guitars, organ, and vocals, Trevor Bolder (RIP) - bass, and vocals, John Lawton - lead vocals, guitar. Check out "Free Me", "The Dancer", "Come Back to Me". All written by Ken Hensley.
Samson got his power from his hair so there may be something to it. Native Americans have a spiritual connection to long hair too.
I think I descend from Samson. lol
Now Salisbury and July morning are definitely worth a watch by this great band. Ty for choosing this band to react to!
Still not all original members they are best between 1970- 1975 like Magicians Birthday
Yes Heep!! Probably the most underrated band ever!! Check out the tracks The Wizard, Look at Yourself, Wonderworld, Firefly, Magician Birthday
More Old School Quality.
Stealin and the Wizard are another couple songs you should check out by Uriah Heep
From the same album The Park!
I think you'd like ,Dirty Heads, they change up alot , soft rock,or folk, they rap a little,Cali feel. Different people join them on their songs ,so they're well liked by musicans, even Tech Nine, sublime...chilli peppers ,,big b
Wow! I am really sorry I overlooked this between March17 and now since I requested it 2/17 in the Jamming With Your Dad video when you asked people to submit groups of 5. I think you have done 3 of the 5, all very good, and I thank you. Lady In Black is my favorite Uriah Heep song and in my top-5 list of all songs by anyone.
You are doing a terrific job across your channel.
hahaha "Jesus hair and afros"... Awesome!!
Easy Livin’ is a great classic rocker by UH. Saw them live in 1975 at the Chicago International Ampitheater.
Son these guys are a rabbit hole like no other. Love these guys man. Loved the reaction.
And if you want a super cool keyboard tune by them, both synthesizer and organ? -“Beautiful Dream”. Am I allowed to say “trust me”?
Great reaction - I love what you have said. There is so many good stuff by Uriah Heep. The albums "very `eavy, very `umble, Demons and wizards, Look at yourself with an amazing organ playing. I am looking forward to your next reactions. They are full of respect.
U can get the afro, however, I like hair the way it is. I love watching your reactions because it's like a really cool conversation with you. I love the way you take the music apart
My gateway into Heep years ago. Thought it couldnt get better til i heard easy livin.
Then from then forget it i was hooked n dug backwards and even with Jon Lawton on vocals. Both great UH. Even w current bernie shaw.
Between 2 worlds?
Lol "poor mans deep purple" ~ Ritchie Blackmore
Smh
I love u UH lol.
When this song was released I liked it very much esp. because of the "Aaah". But it got so much airplay and Uriah Heep was so much reduced to this song that over the years I began to like it less. There are a lot of UH songs that have more to offer. So on one hand I like that they made this 2 chord song because I like when musicians also do simple things. On the other hand it becomes a bit shallow with age what I do not feel with song like Gypsy, Salisbury, Paradise/The Spell and some other of theirs.
This song reminds me of something Blackmore's Night would sing. It's Ritchie Blackmore (from Deep Purple and Rainbow) and Candice Night. They are folk rock band.
" SYMPATHY" with second singer Jon Lawton
You need to do the Uriah Heep/Iris collaboration of this. It is terrific and more ferocious.
Its a bit sad that the experience of listening to Uriah Heep veers off to songs like "Lady in black", which has nothing to do with Heep's impact on music as one of the only two bands in the UK to break ground in heavy rock, the other being Deep Purple. "Lady in black" is the soft, little tune that all the heavy rock bands put on their albums to excuse themselves and show that they could be something else than heavy rockers, but was totally separated from their identity as musicians. Uriah Heep was a band who made a name for themselves as punching through walls with their music, and the press described it as "it sounds like they are coming at you like a panzer doing 80 miles pr. hour". To understand the impact Uriah Heep had on the music industry in 1970, you HAVE to listen to songs like "Look at yourself" and "Gypsy".
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Hey Chod... thanks for the HEEP!
More representative of this band's best work,
in my humble opinion...
Poet's Justice, Rainbow Demon,
Easy Livin',
Shady Lady
The Wizard
Two chords are all they need
RIP Ken Hensley
Your crazy, get the afro. That reminds me , Afro Man colt 45
Chod, if you liked this you will love Uriah Heep The Park, especially the audio version.
Stealin' and Easy Living are also some very good Uriah Heep songs. And just a little helper for later reference, its pronounced Ur-aye-or-Ur-eye-a Heep. And could we revisit the TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND ? PLEASE check out the vevo video of Bound for Glory. It not only is a great song that has all the elements you love but also really shows the fun and love this band has for each other like family and it shows.
See ya, on your next video, I love Van Morrison as well, another concert I enjoyed back in day. And by the way I may have gone bald from my cancer chemotherapy, but I since have grown back my JESUS, hair , hence the name HIPPIE JOE PEACE
Stylistically, this song brings to mind Richie Blackmore, guitarist for Rainbow and Deep Purple, and his band Blackmore's Night. In fact, the band even did a cover of "Lady in Black." For an original
song from this band check out "Ghost of a Rose." ruclips.net/video/AfBqLpi5FkM/видео.html
Need to react to their songs, look at yourself, easy living, sunrise, magicians birthday.
I think you’d like Mott The Hoople... All The Young Dudes or Sweet Jane..
Ken Hensley sings.
The I is a long I sound -- your eye ah
URIAH HEEP
Pronounced - Your-Rye-A Heep
From a character from Charles Dickens
Ur-Rye-Uh Heep. Not one of their most exciting songs.
"Lady in Black" is so great, that even my piano cover sounds good, check it out!!! 🎹💥
Compare the vastness of good music back then to the skimpiness of good music today. It was a waterfall of listening then, compared to what's here today. REAL Music, not some computerized tonal corrected click adjusted crap of today. Just plain old REAL music!
Not live
Free Me please?
DISCO? lol cult maybe! Never heard it or of them."So Into You · Atlanta Rhythm Section" Please live!
He's done both So Into You and Spooky.
Disco was a German TV music show in the 70s. Of course German: The audience clapped to 1 and 3.