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"It was five guys having the time of their lives in a recording studio. It was out of control but under control at the same time": Uriah Heep and a tale of Easy Livin'
By Dave Everley Published
A song triggered by a conversation in a taxi, Easy Livin' broke Uriah Heep in the US, helped convert some of their harshest critics and propelled them into rock’s big league

"SHEPHERD'S P-I-EEEE!": that time Uriah Heep's singer was the voice of Ronnie James Dio in a TV advert promoting the UK's favourite minced meat and mashed potato classic
By Fraser Lewry Published
"Shepherd's pie will go down a treat / Give me a portion of your mash and meat!"

"We had heard about fans in Russia being sent to prison just for owning our records": a story of Uriah Heep, KGB agents, guns, girls and gallons of vodka
By Johnny Black Published
Moscow at the height of East-West tensions was a grim, alien city. What better place for fading British rockers Uriah Heep to raise their profile?

Classic Rock Tracks Of The Week: new music from Foo Fighters, Skindred and more
By Liz Scarlett Published
Music your ears will thank you for, from Black Spiders, Uriah Heep, John Mellencamp, The Damned and more

Uriah Heep's Mick Box: "I feel like I’ve done ten rounds with Mike Tyson and not got a punch in"
By Dom Lawson Published
Uriah Heep have lost a few friends but are enjoying a golden era, and new album Chaos & Colour is defiantly upbeat and inspirational

Uriah Heep: still fully in touch with what made them great 50 years ago
By Dom Lawson Published
Another Box-fresh hard-rock bull’s eye as Uriah Heep release album number 25 Chaos And Colour

Uriah Heep announce pandemic-inspired album Chaos And Colour
By Fraser Lewry Last updated
Uriah Heep's upcoming album Chaos And Colour is out next year - watch video for new single Save Me Tonight now

How 'Ken Hensley' accidentally ended up on the cover of Uriah Heep's Firefly
By Classic Rock Magazine Published
With Uriah Heep on the road celebrating 50 years in the business of rock, we revisit the creation of the artwork for one of their less successful albums
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