[Heeplist] Trevor

martindturk martindturk at hotmail.com
Thu Mar 26 08:22:19 EDT 2015


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From: Bob Winward <uriahheep at comcast.net> 
Date:  
To: "Heepsters Mailing List (Travellers in Time)" <heeplist at travellersintime.com> 
Subject: Re: [Heeplist] Trevor 
 
First I want to say Welcome to the list Tom, secondly thank Dave Sherod for
replying.  I never saw the original post, it appears that some who use yahoo
for posting to the list, are not seen by all members.  The list server must
have some aversion to Yahoo.  Yet one of the members Dave (aka Eddie) in
Belgium, copies me on his posts for that reason.  I get those, so thinking
it can't be a problem with my server.

It is great to see another report on someone seeing Heep in the USA.  I
always love the posts that share some personal experience leading up to the
show as well as the show itself.  I am also happy to hear of the acceptance
of Bernie as a vocalist as the poor guy has been getting flack from some for
almost 30 years now.  We can't have David back, so there is no reason for a
discussion anyway.

This post also brings back memories for me, I became a Uriah Heep fan
listening to an lp of Demons and Wizards, but I did not have a record player
at the time, so I picked up Sweet Freedom on 8 track and played it until the
tape rotted out of the cartridge.  It was the greatest time of my life
musically when I was in college, riding in the car and playing SF.  Except
for that darn break in the song Pilgrim, I found this recording beyond
belief, it was that great!!

And here I am in 2015, still saying "All Heep is good Heep"!!!!!

Bob


On 3/23/15 4:22 PM, "Dave Sherod" <porcupineheep at cox.net> wrote:

>  Tom 
> <tjcuda at yahoo.com> wrote:

This is my first time posting, and I am glad I
> stumbled across this site.  I remember the first Heep 8 track tape I heard,
> back in 1973, I believe.  It was Sweet Freedom, and from the first few notes,
> I knew I had to hear more.  That summer, I picked up the previous albums, and
> copied them all to 8 track, that was the big thing back then, really high tech
> stuff.  In 1977, they came to my town, Sioux Falls, South Dakota and I
> remember that being a really loud concert, but very good.  After that, life
> happened, and here I am, nearly 40 years later.  The past few years, I have
> been picking up and downloading many You Tube Heep concerts and songs, and
> have been impressed how good they have sounded since Bernie Shaw began working
> with them.  After the Byron years, they were pretty much ignored by many,
> including myself, but my interest came alive again with the internet.  

Two
> bands I want to see before they pass on, or I do, are Black Sabbath and Uriah
> Heep.  I passed on the Rock Legends cruise, but saw Heep was playing various
> cities this year, and originally I planned on seeing them in Las Vegas.  This
> did not pan out, so my plan B was to drive 500 miles to Milwaukee to see them,
> but I had to see what the weather and seating were like.  The Sunday before
> the concert, I checked both, and saw that the weather was going to be great,
> and Ticketmaster must have had quite a few seats they were holding opened up,
> and I got a great booth in row three, dead center.  My wife and i attended
> this concert, and she, who really did not know who they were, was really
> impressed, as was I.  I think the band now is better than they were all those
> years ago.  They were tight, Bernie's voice was 100%, and the combination of
> new and old songs was great. Although most in attendance were grey haired
> folks, I was surprised at the numbere of younger people who were rocking with
> the band.  One thing my wife pointed out was that these guys actually looked
> like they were having fun performing, which made for a better show, yet.  The
> concert lasted an hour and 40 minutes, including a 10 minute encore, almost
> unheard of in too many casino shows.  

Even though they are off my bucket
> list, I will see where they are performing next year, and see them again.  I
> have been working on getting the manager of our city's new performance center
> to consider booking them, that would help with people in the midwest  as far
> as seeing them.  Otherwise, a drive or flight will be worth it.  



     On
> Monday, March 23, 2015 9:13 AM, Kevin Julie <kevinj.1969 at yahoo.ca> wrote:
> 





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