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The Very Best of Uriah Heep was created in 2006.
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Stealin' - Uriah Heep song - was created in 1973.
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Bird of Prey - Uriah Heep song - was created in 1971.
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Into the Wild - Uriah Heep album - was created on 2011-04-12.
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The Ultimate Collection - Uriah Heep album - was created in 2006.
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Fallen Angel - Uriah Heep album - was created in 1978-09.
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Ugly Kid Joe
Uriah Heep
Underearth
Undead
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It appears there might be a typo in your question. If you are referring to Charles Dickens and his character, Uriah Heep, he is a villainous character in the novel "David Copperfield." Uriah Heep is known for his deceitful and manipulative nature.
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Uriah Heep Live 1973 captures the essence of this group. Demons And Wizards and Magician's Birthday are also excellent studio albums.
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Uriah Heep is a character in the novel David Copperfield by Charles Dickens.
"probably the most consumate villain that has ever existed..."
First Published in 1850. It is also the name of a British band formed in 1969. The band was previously called "The Stalkers" but changed their name at the suggestion of their Manager. 1969 was the year of Delbert Mann's TV Movie of David Copperfield in which Uriah Heep was brilliantly portrayed by Ron Moody, however the 1935 Hollywood movie version in which Roland Young plays Heep won a Oscar Nomination for best Film.
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Mr. Wickfield's clerk in the novel "David Copperfield" by Charles Dickens was Uriah Heep. Heep is a manipulative and scheming character who gradually gains power over Mr. Wickfield through his underhanded tactics.
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"Lady in Black" was recorded by the rock band Uriah Heep. It came from their album titled Salisbury which was released in 1971. The song has 2 different lengths 4:44 for the album version and 3:34 under the single edit.
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Five: David Byron-Vocals, Mick Box-Guitar, Ken Hensley-Keyboards, Gary Thain-Bass, and Keith Baker-Drums
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Uriah Heep, played by Roland Young (of Topper fame).
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The character Uriah Heep is considered to be very obsequious.
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Uriah Heep either did not possess a middle name or has successfully concealed it from the public for 159 years.
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While there may be other songs called Stealin', the one I know is Uriah Heep, with the hook line 'stealin when I should've been buying.' Hope it helps.
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Wilkins Micawber works for the evil Uriah Heep's law firm in Charles Dickens' novel David Copperfield.
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Uriah Heep is a conniving and scheming character in Charles Dickens' novel "David Copperfield." He presents himself as humble and servile, while secretly manipulating situations to his advantage. He is deceptive and greedy, seeking to advance his own position regardless of the harm he causes to others. Ultimately, he represents the dangers of deceit and hypocrisy.
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Free and Easy, Uriah Heep
Free n Easy, The Almighty
Free Me, Roger Daltrey
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Ulysses Grant, Uma Thurman, Uta Hagen, Uriah Heep, Uncle Sam, Eulalie Mckechnie Shinn (from "The Music Man")
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This probably refers to Uriah Heep, the villain of Charles Dickens' DAVID COPPERFIELD, although it could also be a reference to the earlier Uriah the Hittite from the Old Testament, whom King David had sent to the front lines of battle because he knows he'll be killed there. David was in love with his wife, and he wanted Uriah out of the way. Dickens was undoubtedly playing off of this David vs. Uriah tale in writing DAVID COPPERFIELD and constructing the David-Agnes-Uriah love struggle there.
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The hermit lived a life of simplicity and lowliness, finding contentment in solitude.
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Uriah Heep has: Played Themselves in "Top of the Pops" in 1964. Played Themselves in "Disco 2" in 1970. Played Themselves in "Disco" in 1971. Played Themselves in "In Concert" in 1972. Played Themselves in "Rock Concert" in 1973. Played Themselves in "Sirppi ja kitara" in 1988. Played Themselves (1994) in "Cue the Music" in 1991. Played Themselves in "Die ultimative Chartshow" in 2003. Played himself in "Heavy Metal Britannia" in 2010.
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It may be that it's meant to be about Jesus, and his message of love, freedom and tolerance. It's not actually specified that 'the wizard' of the title IS Christ, but it's fairly likely that he is.
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Uriah Heep, a character from David Copperfield. I suggest you do further research on this individual. His name is now used as a descriptive term for a person who is obsequiously humble but really actually hypercritical: in that he nurses greed, rage and/or a sense of entitlement beneath this facade. This reveals very clever psychological insight on Dickens's part. This has been a response from a Librarian. Slamming the boards!
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Id like to know that as well.
I enjoy ostriches.
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Ostrich.
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The wife of Uriah was Bathsheba, who was initially married to Uriah, a soldier in King David's army. After David committed adultery with her, he arranged for Uriah to be killed in battle so he could marry Bathsheba.
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