The Heep Year 1973

 

Love the Heep website, brings back great memories of my youth.
The live album of 1973 was recorded at Birmingham Town Hall, I was there, seventeen years old, a fabulous concert!
The girl I was with got backstage and met the lads who wished her a happy birthday

Here is the ticket,

Regards

Aych

Japan tour

 


I attended many, many concerts in the 1970's at the Charleston Civic Center in Charleston, West Virginia, and I saw Uriah Heep there on February 23, 1973. Here is the ticket stub in case you would like to add the date to your list of old concerts:
   
All the Best,
Rick Barrett

Germany Frankfurt

 

 

Deutschland  Offenbach . Thanks to Roland Marschner

Thanks to Runar

 

Belgium Vorst Nationaal Contributor Werner Lefebvre

This one is from the rainbow gig of 73 remember this one well the security
guards got a bit heavy with a few people down the front, they were standing up and just enjoying themselves.  I recall David Byron trying to prod the
security men in the back and Mick Box taking a swing at them with his guitar.
 It was difficult for them to reach because there was a 6 foot wooden slope
between the stage and the audience.  It all turned out okay and David Byron
gave the security men a "verbal pasting" after that particular number they
were doing.
Bob

 

Uriah Heep tickets from September 14, 1973 show at Carolina Coliseum in Columbia, South Carolina, USA.

 

Tuckey Buzzard and Earth, Wind & Fire opened the show.

 Thanks to

Steve Johnson

1973 --- Only URIAH HEEP + 3 other Bands ...

Thanks to http://www.rolf-thalmann.de/konzert-uriah-heep.htm

 

 


Hi Simon, my names Bob Cocks just had to respond to your request for tickets.  Delved into my old ticket shoebox and came up with the attached selection.  Plenty of memories amongst this lot.  Ticket stub for the Sophia Gardens is fairly unique.  They only played there once and the building was demolished about 10 years later due to a heavy snow fall.  The stubs from the Capitol Cinema also brings back memories because that cinema is no longer there it is now a shopping mall.  That gig holds special memories because on the back of ticket 10 which I have sent is Mick and Lees signature, we met them in the bar next door and had a great time.  I realised then that they were a little different and very approachable guys.  The only venue I know still exists is the Hammersmith Odeon but it is now called something different I think its the Hammersmith Palais, dont know about the Rainbow perhaps there are some fans out there that may know if it is still there.  There should be stubs from gigs at the Alexander Palace in 1973 and a few from fairly recent when I find them I will e-mail them to you.  All the best as Mick would say 'appy days.


Bob