Uriah Heep – Demons And Wizards (Vinyl)
Bronze Records / Sanctuary / BMG Records (1972 / This Pressing 2015)
$45.00
Brand New ~ Sealed! 180 Gram Vinyl Edition With Original Roger Dean Art On Gatefold Cover. Includes Insert With Lyrics. Features “The Wizard”, “Easy Livin'”, “Traveller In Time”, “Circle Of Hands”, “Rainbow Demon” & More.
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Brand New ~ Sealed! 180 Gram Vinyl Reissue Edition With Original Roger Dean Art On Beautiful Gatefold Cover. Includes Insert With Lyrics. Features “The Wizard”, “Easy Livin'”, “Traveller In Time”, “Circle Of Hands”, “Rainbow Demon” & Other Classic Heep Songs.
Mick Box – Guitars
David Byron – Lead Vocals
Ken Hensley – Keyboards / Guitars / Vocals
Lee Kerslake – Drums / Vocals
Gary Thain – Bass
Side 1:
The Wizard
Traveller In Time
Easy Livin’
Poet’s Justice
Circle Of Hands
Side 2:
Rainbow Demon
All My Life
Paradise
The Spell
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Bronze Records / Sanctuary / BMG Records (1972 / This Pressing 2015)
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Features superb songs such as “The Wizard”, “Easy Livin'”, “Circle of Hands” and “Paradise / The Spell”. Originally released in 1972, ‘Demons and Wizards’ was the fourth Uriah Heep album and the first to feature the classic line-up of Mick Box, David Byron, Ken Hensley, Lee Kerslake and New Zealander, Gary Thain. It’ easily ranks as one of their best recordings, including superb songs such as “The Wizard”, “Easy Livin'”, “Circle of Hands” and “Paradise / The Spell”. Complete with fantastic cover art work by Roger Dean, ‘Demons and Wizards’ is a mighty good album indeed!