The c ombination of instruments, high pitched and angelic vocals and well- thought- out story really make this one of Uriah Heep’s greatest songs everand possibly performances, too. Clarke would later play with bands like Rainbow, Mountain and Billy Squier.Įverything about this song and particular performance while David still reigned supreme over the wizard king, is magic. Uriah Heep is a band which has had more than its fair share of criticism, problems and line-up changes. Interesting Fact: This song was Clarke’s only writing contribution, as he got tired of touring and left the band as soon as they had found a replacement, Gary Thain. Not all credit goes to the beautiful and enchanting voice of original lead singer David Byron however, as Ken Hensley brings it home with his short but filling solo vocals. Written by bassist Mark Clarke, “The Wizard” functioned as an anthem of peace and happiness in a time of dire need within this dream, a magical wizard spreads his secrets of future hope to the lost individual and allows him to find inner peace. Uriah Heep 'Easy Livin'' (from the 1972 album 'Demons and Wizards'). “He was the wizard of a thousand kings and I chanced to meet him one night wandering. He told me tales, and he drank my wine, me and my magic man kinda feelin’ fine…” The Wizard is a song by British rock band Uriah Heep, from their 1972 album Demons & Wizards.
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