Mick Box - guitar - b. June 8, 1947, London, England. David Byron - vocals - b. David Garrick, January 29, 1947, Essex, England; d. February 28, 1985 (heart attack). Roger Penlington - drums
Spice ( ? - December 1969)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Paul Newton - bass - formerly with The Gods. Alex Napier - drums
Uriah Heep I (December 1969 - January 1970)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Paul Newton - bass Alex Napier - drums Ken Hensley - keyboards - b. August 24, 1945, England - formerly with Kit and the Saracens, The Jimmy Brown Sound, The Gods, and Toe Fat.
Uriah Heep II (January 1970 - February 1970)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Paul Newton - bass Ken Hensley - keyboards Nigel "Ollie" Ollson - drums - formerly with Elton John.
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Paul Newton - bass Ken Hensley - keyboards Keith Baker - drums
Album: "Salisbury" (1970) - Single: "Lady in Black"
Uriah Heep IV (October 1970 - November 1971)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Paul Newton - bass Ken Hensley - keyboards Ian Clarke - drums - formerly with Cressida.
Album: "Look At Yourself" (1971)
Uriah Heep V (November 1971 - February 1972)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Ken Hensley - keyboards Mark Clarke - bass Lee Kerslake - drums - formerly with The Gods and National Head Band.
Uriah Heep VI (February 1972 - February 1975)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Ken Hensley - keyboards Lee Kerslake - drums Gary Thain - bass - b. New Zealand; d. December 8, 1975 (heroin overdose) - formerly with Keef Hartley.
Albums: "Demons and Wizards" (1972) - Singles: "The Wizard", "Easy Livin'" "The Magician's Birthday" (1972) - Single: "Sweet Lorraine" "Live '73" (1973) "Sweet Freedom" (1973) "Wonderworld" (1974) "Live at Shepperton '74" (1986)
Uriah Heep VII (March 1975 - August 1976)
Mick Box - guitar David Byron - vocals Ken Hensley - keyboards Lee Kerslake - drums John Wetton - bass - b. July 12, 1949, Derby, England - formerly with Family, King Crimson, and Roxy Music (guest musician).
Albums: "Return to Fantasy" (1975) "High and Mighty" (1976) David Byron forms Rough Diamond. John Wetton joins Bryan Ferry, and later joins Asia.
Uriah Heep VIII (September 1976 - October 1979)
Mick Box - guitar Ken Hensley - keyboards Lee Kerslake - drums Trevor Bolder - bass - formerly with David Bowie, Mick Ronson, and The Spiders From Mars. John Lawton - vocals - formerly with Lucifer's Friend.
Albums: "Firefly" (1977) - Single: "Wise Man" "Innocent Victim" (1978) - Single: "Free Me" "Fallen Angel" (1979) "Live in Europe 1979" (1986) Lee Kerslake forms Blizzard of Ozz (with Ozzy Osbourne).
Uriah Heep IX (November 1979 - May 1980)
Mick Box - guitar Ken Hensley - keyboards Trevor Bolder - bass John Sloman - vocals/keyboards/guitar - formerly with Pulsar and Lone Star. Chris Slade - drums - b. October 30, 1946 - formerly with Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
Album: "Conquest" (1980) Ken Hensley joins Blackfoot.
Uriah Heep X (July 1980 - September 1980)
Mick Box - guitar Trevor Bolder - bass John Sloman - vocals/keyboards/guitar Chris Slade - drums Gregg Dechert - keyboards - b. Canada - formerly with Pulsar. Group disbands. Trevor Bolder joins Wishbone Ash. Chris Slade joins AC/DC.
Uriah Heep XI (April 1982 - April 1983)
Mick Box - guitar Lee Kerslake - drums Pete Goalby - vocals - formerly with Trapeze. Bob Daisley - bass - formerly with Ozzy Osbourne's Blizzard of Ozz. John Sinclair - keyboards - formerly with The Heavy Metal Kids and Lion.
Albums: "Abominog" (1982) - Singles: "The Way That It Is", "Think It Over" "Head First" (1983) Bob Daisley rejoins Ozzy Osbourne.
Uriah Heep XII (May 1983 - November 1985)
Mick Box - guitar Lee Kerslake - drums Trevor Bolder - bass- returned from Wishbone Ash. Pete Goalby - vocals John Sinclair - keyboards
Album: "Equator" (1984)
Uriah Heep XIII (July 1986 - September 1986)
Mick Box - guitar Lee Kerslake - drums Trevor Bolder - bass Phil Lanzon - keyboards - formerly with Grand Prix, Sad Cafe, and The Sweet. Steff Fontaine - vocals
Uriah Heep XIV (1986 - Present)
Mick Box - guitar Lee Kerslake - drums Trevor Bolder - bass Phil Lanzon - keyboards Bernie Shaw - vocals - formerly with Cold Sweat, Grand Prix, Praying Mantis, and Stratus.
"The Best of Uriah Heep" (1976) "Power to the Rockers" (1988) "Legacy" (1988) "Two Decades In Rock" (3-CD box set) (1990) "Still 'Eavy, Still Proud" (1990) "Rarities from the Bronze Age" (1994) "Time of Revelation - 25 Years On" (box set) (1996) "King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents...Uriah Heep" (live) (1997) "Classic Heep - An Anthology" (2-CDs) (1998)
Ken Hensley solo:
"Proud Words on a Dusty Shelf" (1973) "Eager to Please" (1975) "Free Spirit" "From Time to Time"
David Byron solo:
"Take No Prisoners" (1975) "Baby Faced Killer" "On the Rocks"
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