Uriah Heep – Firefly (Vinyl)
Bronze Records (1977)
$35.00
Rare Original New Zealand Pressing Of 1977 Uriah Heep LP! Vinyl In Top Condition, Textured Gatefold Cover With Beautiful Art.
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Rare Original New Zealand Pressing Of 1977 Uriah Heep LP! Vinyl In Top Condition, Textured Gatefold Cover With Beautiful Art.
Condition – Vinyl: NEAR MINT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT! A few small age spots on inside gatefold.
Trevor Bolder – Bass Guitar
Mick Box – Guitars
Ken Hensley – Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals
Lee ‘The Bear’ Kerslake – Drums, Vocals
John Lawton – Lead Vocals
Side 1:
The Hanging Tree
Been Away Too Long
Who Needs Me
Wise Man
Side 2:
Do You Know
Rollin’ On
Sympathy
Firefly
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Bronze Records (1977)
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Geoff (verified owner) –
From the dramatic and haunting echo of “The Hanging Tree” through to the epic prog title track, ‘Firefly’ is consistently excellent! 4 ½ Stars Recorded in October & November, 1976, ‘Firefly’ was the first album that Heep released without singer, David Byron. John Lawton had been recruited from Lucifer’s Friend to replace him and it is immediately apparent that he has a great voice! With new proficient bassist, Trevor Bolder (previously part of Bowie’s Spiders From Mars), the chemistry for this line-up was spot on! Highlights include the emotional ballad, “Wise Man’ and drummer Lee Kerslake’s song, “Who Needs Me”, a super-charged boogie rocker that goes off like a firecracker! From the dramatic and haunting echo of “The Hanging Tree” through to the epic prog title track, ‘Firefly’ is consistently excellent, with the group proving yet again that they had fantastic songs, fine performances and talent to burn! 4 ½ Stars