David Byron: Take No Prisoners
Take No Prisoners
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- Label: Repertoire, 1975
- Erscheinungstermin: 1.1.1989
Weitere Ausgaben von Take No Prisoners
David Byron war jahrelang der Sänger von Uriah Heep, bevor er 1976 auf Grund von bandinternen
Auseinandersetzungen durch John Lawton ersetzt wurde.
Nun erscheint eine exklusive Wiederveröffentlichung seines Solo-Albumdebüts "Take No Prisoners", das er im Winter 1975 auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Popularität und Schaffenskraft aufgenommen hatte.
Die Neuauflage beinhaltet im Vergleich zum Original drei zusätzliche Bonus Tracks.
Inkl. Booklet mit Sleevenotes des Classic Rock-Schreibers und Uriah Heep-Experten Dave Ling.
For tens of thousands of his dedicated fans, David Byron remains THE voice of Uriah Heep. Born David John Garrick in Epping on 29th January 1947, Byron rose to prominence with Heep in the early Seventies, having previously served out an apprenticeship with Heep precursors the Stalkers as well as singing on sessions with such luminaries as Elton John.
Byron presided vocally over all of UHs early triumphs, including landmark albums such as Salisbury, Look At Yourself, Demons & Wizards and Return To Fantasy. However, in 76 (after recording ten LPs with the band), Byron was sacked after a bout of internal feuding and was replaced by Lucifer s Friend vocalist, John Lawton.
However, at the height of his power and popularity and whilst still a member of Uriah Heep, Byron recorded his debut solo album, Take No Prisoners during the Winter of 75. Contributions from individual Heep members, guitarist Mick Box, drummer Lee Kerslake and keyboardist / guitarist Ken Hensley all grace the albums original 10 tracks.
For this long-overdue re-mastered edition three bonus tracks are featured including an edited version of the single, Steamin Along which makes for a welcome and worthy inclusion to the album.
Nun erscheint eine exklusive Wiederveröffentlichung seines Solo-Albumdebüts "Take No Prisoners", das er im Winter 1975 auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Popularität und Schaffenskraft aufgenommen hatte.
Die Neuauflage beinhaltet im Vergleich zum Original drei zusätzliche Bonus Tracks.
Inkl. Booklet mit Sleevenotes des Classic Rock-Schreibers und Uriah Heep-Experten Dave Ling.
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For tens of thousands of his dedicated fans, David Byron remains THE voice of Uriah Heep. Born David John Garrick in Epping on 29th January 1947, Byron rose to prominence with Heep in the early Seventies, having previously served out an apprenticeship with Heep precursors the Stalkers as well as singing on sessions with such luminaries as Elton John.
Byron presided vocally over all of UHs early triumphs, including landmark albums such as Salisbury, Look At Yourself, Demons & Wizards and Return To Fantasy. However, in 76 (after recording ten LPs with the band), Byron was sacked after a bout of internal feuding and was replaced by Lucifer s Friend vocalist, John Lawton.
However, at the height of his power and popularity and whilst still a member of Uriah Heep, Byron recorded his debut solo album, Take No Prisoners during the Winter of 75. Contributions from individual Heep members, guitarist Mick Box, drummer Lee Kerslake and keyboardist / guitarist Ken Hensley all grace the albums original 10 tracks.
For this long-overdue re-mastered edition three bonus tracks are featured including an edited version of the single, Steamin Along which makes for a welcome and worthy inclusion to the album.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Man full of yesterdays
- 2 Sweet rock 'n' roll
- 3 Steamin' along
- 4 Silver white man
- 5 Love song
- 6 Midnight flyer
- 7 Saturday night
- 8 Roller-coaster
- 9 Stop (think what you're doing)
- 10 Hit me with a white one
