DAVID BYRON
''STAR VOICE, DISC TWO''
2014
199:37
DISC ONE (65:00)
1 Baby Faced Killer 03:06
2 Weep In Silence 05:06
3 That Was Only Yesterday 05:28
4 Man Full Of Yesterdays 05:33
5 Gypsy 06:35
6 Look At Yourself 05:04
7 Shout It Out 03:19
8 What's Within My Heart 04:46
9 Wonderworld 04:28
10 Bad Girl 04:46
11 Fool For A Pretty Face 02:58
12 In Love 03:14
13 Stealin 04:49
14 The Park 05:40
DISC TWO (67:47)
1 What About The Music 02:50
2 Pride Joy 03:54
3 Easy Livin 02:32
4 July Morning 10:20
5 African Breeze 04:09
6 Silver White Man 03:26
7 Magic Lantern 08:25
8 Seasong 07:31
9 Echoes In The Dark 04:45
10 Astranaza 04:41
11 Love Song 02:52
12 Start Believing 03:59
13 If I Had The Time 05:37
14 The Easy Road 02:40
DISC THREE (66:50)
1 Scared 05:28
2 What Should Be Done 04:10
3 Your Turn To Remember 04:19
4 Celebrate 04:20
5 Footprints In The Snow 03:55
6 Simon The Bullet Freak [US Album Version 03:24
7 Tales 04:03
8 Piece Of My Love 06:43
9 Every Inch Of The Way (Long Version 04:55
10 Acetylene Jean 03:15
11 Stop (Think What You're Doing 04:15
12 End Of The Line 05:44
13 A Year Or A Day 04:20
14 I Remember 04:05
15 Never Say Die 03:45
BIOGRAPY
by Jason Ankeny
Best known as the frontman of the '70s arena rock outfit Uriah Heep, singer David Byron also performed as a solo artist. Born David Garrick in Essex, England, on January 29, 1947, he first emerged as a member of the short-lived Stalkers. With the group's guitarist Mick Box, he later formed Spice, which also featured bassist Paul Newton and drummer Alex Napier. Renamed Uriah Heep in 1970 after a character in the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield, they debuted with the LP Very 'eavy, Very 'umble; while the group's fusion of art-rock and heavy metal was widely scorned by critics, they soon rose to stardom on both sides of the Atlantic, with much of the attention focused on Byron's operatic vocals. In 1975, he issued his first solo effort, Take No Prisoners; a year later, after ten albums with Uriah Heep, Byron's longtime drinking problem led to his dismissal from the band, and he formed Rough Diamond with former Humble Pie guitarist Clem Clempson and ex-Wings drummer Geoff Britton. The group issued only a self-titled 1977 LP before disbanding, leaving Byron to again pursue a solo career. His second effort, Baby Faced Killer, was not successful, and he next formed the Byron Band with guitarist Robin George. 1981's On the Rocks was their sole album, and as Byron's alcoholism worsened, his career dried up; he was found dead in his Reading home on February 28, 1985.
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''STAR VOICE, DISC TWO''
2014
199:37
DISC ONE (65:00)
1 Baby Faced Killer 03:06
2 Weep In Silence 05:06
3 That Was Only Yesterday 05:28
4 Man Full Of Yesterdays 05:33
5 Gypsy 06:35
6 Look At Yourself 05:04
7 Shout It Out 03:19
8 What's Within My Heart 04:46
9 Wonderworld 04:28
10 Bad Girl 04:46
11 Fool For A Pretty Face 02:58
12 In Love 03:14
13 Stealin 04:49
14 The Park 05:40
DISC TWO (67:47)
1 What About The Music 02:50
2 Pride Joy 03:54
3 Easy Livin 02:32
4 July Morning 10:20
5 African Breeze 04:09
6 Silver White Man 03:26
7 Magic Lantern 08:25
8 Seasong 07:31
9 Echoes In The Dark 04:45
10 Astranaza 04:41
11 Love Song 02:52
12 Start Believing 03:59
13 If I Had The Time 05:37
14 The Easy Road 02:40
DISC THREE (66:50)
1 Scared 05:28
2 What Should Be Done 04:10
3 Your Turn To Remember 04:19
4 Celebrate 04:20
5 Footprints In The Snow 03:55
6 Simon The Bullet Freak [US Album Version 03:24
7 Tales 04:03
8 Piece Of My Love 06:43
9 Every Inch Of The Way (Long Version 04:55
10 Acetylene Jean 03:15
11 Stop (Think What You're Doing 04:15
12 End Of The Line 05:44
13 A Year Or A Day 04:20
14 I Remember 04:05
15 Never Say Die 03:45
BIOGRAPY
by Jason Ankeny
Best known as the frontman of the '70s arena rock outfit Uriah Heep, singer David Byron also performed as a solo artist. Born David Garrick in Essex, England, on January 29, 1947, he first emerged as a member of the short-lived Stalkers. With the group's guitarist Mick Box, he later formed Spice, which also featured bassist Paul Newton and drummer Alex Napier. Renamed Uriah Heep in 1970 after a character in the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield, they debuted with the LP Very 'eavy, Very 'umble; while the group's fusion of art-rock and heavy metal was widely scorned by critics, they soon rose to stardom on both sides of the Atlantic, with much of the attention focused on Byron's operatic vocals. In 1975, he issued his first solo effort, Take No Prisoners; a year later, after ten albums with Uriah Heep, Byron's longtime drinking problem led to his dismissal from the band, and he formed Rough Diamond with former Humble Pie guitarist Clem Clempson and ex-Wings drummer Geoff Britton. The group issued only a self-titled 1977 LP before disbanding, leaving Byron to again pursue a solo career. His second effort, Baby Faced Killer, was not successful, and he next formed the Byron Band with guitarist Robin George. 1981's On the Rocks was their sole album, and as Byron's alcoholism worsened, his career dried up; he was found dead in his Reading home on February 28, 1985.
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