Uriah Heep :Salisbury (2003 Expanded Edition)

SHE CAME TO ME ONE MORNING,

ONE LONELY SUNDAY MORNING

HER HAIR FLOWING IN THE

MID-WINTER WIND

Salisbury

 is the 

second

 studio album

 by English

 Rock band

 Uriah Heep 

released in

 January 1971

 by Vertigo Records

 in the UK 

and 

Mercury Records

 in the US.

 It was produced

 by

 Gerry Bron.

Unlike their

 first album,

 songwriting credits

 for fully half 

of the record

 were attributed to

 Ken Hensley 

alone, 

as opposed to

 the debut's

 collaborative partnership

 of frontman

 David Byron

 and

 guitarist 

Mick Box. 

Soon after the release, 

drummer

 Keith Baker

 left the band, 

replaced by

 Ian Clark

 (from another Vertigo band, Cressida). 

With Clark,

 the band embarked 

on their

 first US tour, 

supporting 

Three Dog Night

 and 

Steppenwolf.

The front cover 

of the album

 depicted a

 British 

Chieftain tank, 

which connects

 to the title,

 as 

Salisbury Plain

 in Wiltshire, England,

 is a 

military training area.

 The original LP

 release was a 

gatefold sleeve,

 with a 

black-and-white image 

of the underside

 of a Chieftain tank 

on the inside 

with the

 turret facing the rear, 

over which were

 printed Hensley's

 comments on

 each track.

 Later reissues

 would be in a

 single sleeve. 

The American release 

on Mercury Records

 featured a 

different cover image

 (a man tearing out of his own skin),

 as did the original

 Canadian pressings. 

Subsequent 

Canadian pressings

 used the

 UK artwork.

TRACK LIST

Bird Of Prey

The Park

Time To Live

Lady In Black

High Priestess

Salisbury

Simon The Bullet Freak 

(US Album Version)

Here Am I 

(Previously Unreleased Version)

Lady In Black

 (Previously Unreleased Version)

High Priestess 

(Single Edit)

Salisbury

 (Previously Unreleased Single Edit)

The Park

 (Previously Unreleased Mix)

Time To Live

 (Previously Unreleased Mix)

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