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Artist: Uriah Heep

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CD Title: Salisbury

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Category: Classic Rock

Year: 1971

Label: Vertigo Records

Catalog Number: 6360028

Personnel

David Byron Lead Vocals
Keith Baker Drums
Ken Hensley Organ, Piano, Guitars, Harpsichord, Vibes, Vocals
Mick Box Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Paul Newton Bass, Vocals

John Fiddy Brass & Woodwind Arrangements Track 6

Tracks

1.  Bird of Prey  4:05
2.  The Park  5:38
3.  Time To Live  4:02
4.  Lady in Black  4:33
5.  High Priestess  3:39
6.  Salisbury  16:02
  
Total Running Time:  37:59

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From: Remastered Reason Date: July 27, 2010 at 18:50
Heep's second record campaign would follow the same path as the first. The album would have two seperate track listings & distinctively different cover art between the US & UK issues. The UK tank cover & the ghoulish skeleton US art were both about as atrocious as it could get. As for the contents within, the US version replaces "Bird of Prey" with "Simon the Bullet Freak" due to the fact that it was already on Heep's US debut album. Moreover, the bands most progressive tune ever written was the title track. Complete with a full blown orchestrial arrangement around their swirling keyboard dominated sound, it also layed the foundation for Heep to experiment & improvise on vinyl, even to the extent of sounding jazzy. In essence, the song was probably a direct counter punch at the media who previously dubbed the band as amateur musical hacks. Though Heep would never silence the critics, undoubtedly, they proved to be ambitious musicians as they were able to write & play their instruments

From: rick kerch vzla Date: August 2, 2021 at 23:23
Simply a 💎...all the songs are pure magic 🎩...my fave ones are #1,5 & 6 but as I said ..all the songs are pure magic.87/100 🙂

From: hair metal again Date: October 22, 2022 at 14:03
very good release as usual for URIAH HEEP with that fine balance between keys and guitars and the vocal work being outstanding!excellent musicianship with every note keeping the interest of the listener!great stuff indeed


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