Uriah Heep

== Info ==
Hard rock band named for a character in the Charles Dikens novel David Copperfield. Noted for their use of jazz elements. Were one of the top rock bands of the early seventies along with Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Deep Purple. Also noted for combining progressive rock complexity with hard rock. Album Salisbury features long tracks and even some classical elements. Member Trevor Bolder worked with David Bowie and David Cloverdale worked with Deep Purple and Whitesnake. Three gold albums in the United States, three silvers in their native Britain, and one gold in New Zealand. Uriah Heep Live went gold in the US. Several hits in Europe during the seventies with Easy Livin' being their sole US hit.
== Genres ==
Hard rock
Progressive rock
Category:Hard Rock
Category:Progressive Rock
Category:Seventies