Disc:Demons & Wizards.
Year:1972.
Delicious piece this short but intense absolute classic by the British Uriah Heep, one of those spectacular bands of the 70's that over time were unjustly ostracized.
Fortunately we have an overwhelming collection of albums to remember them by, and especially this rock and roll boogie led by Ken Hensley's unstoppable keyboard and Mick Box's guitar, and sung with the innate talent of that great vocalist, the late David Byron.
The Deep Purple heritage was more than palpable in the song, with that recognizable English heavy rock and the resplendent organ sound inherited from a living rock institution; Jon Lord “Easy Living” was the band's biggest hit, the first to enter the top 40, the high point of one of the group's greatest albums of the 70's, that “Demons & Wizards” whose title reflected all the grandiose epic fantasy with which they liked to impregnate their wonderful songs.
Friends I hope you are all doing great, once again thank you for reading this blog. I hope you like it and I hope you enjoy this work this time with this theme of a band let's say not very well known or at least not one of the most popular, but which has very good music and in his time, came to have this song which is one of his best songs, and here I bring it to you. A thousand blessings to all and see you in another opportunity with more rock music.
