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Uriah Heep Studio Albums
Upon hearing Ken Hensley rehearsing with Spice,
Gary
Bron thought the band should have a new name and he suggested Uriah Heep. The name came from a character in the Charles
Dicken's book David Copperfield and was portrayed as an evil
accountant. At that time there was a lot of publicity in London due
to the one hundred year anniversary of Dicken's death. The
band agreed and the rest is history. Below are the nine studio
albums that David Byron participated on as a member of the band.
Uriah Heep
Studio Albums
