Uriah Heep - Sweet Lorraine download song

Mutch too fast and Kens Moog out of tune

Way too slow ... could they have played faster

Quiche Lorraine, let the party carry on. You are made from Ham and Cheese

The great Ken Hensley, Mr Heep himself. Drinking his drinks while remaining on the keyboards with one hand ha ha!

This is way to fast and killed the groove. This is one of my favourite songs from Heep too...damn!

What gets me this band have sold millions of records worldwide but get no recognition in their home country

I was there....and it was great....the sound is to fast in this video,..not right .....they played it at normal speed..

Reading comments,hmmm,this was the 70.s folks,thats just the way its was done!!

Spoiled by being played way too fast! Love the Heep though.

IMO Ken Hensley & Gerry Bron destroyed Uriah Heep for personal reasons, H for envy the charisma of Byron and G for business (he wanted to keep the money making machine working). Why Gerry abandoned his favorite band I would never understand. They should have helped David with his drinking problem but unfortunately it wasn´t ment to be. Besides, not surprisingly, they kicked out the charismatic & sympathetic Gary Thain a year earlier. Show must go on... rock´n´roll is hard business. RIP Gary & David, you were the Best. We will never forget.

At around two minutes, the roadie runs out and adjusts the mike in front of the amps. After that point, the audio sounds clearer. The mike must have been moved/kicked earlier which could account for the uneven mix at the start.

Yes..John Wetton is on Bass...Gary had passed away by then, dying on December 8th 1975 at age 27...sighs.

Crikey...did they all do some speed backstage...woefull

first off: i love John Wetton. and i have no problem with the man being down on his knees... but not here the man has a stellar resume. this... is... just not adding to it. but i believe he got a house out of this (his tenure with the Heep). so, i guess... sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do...

They need to put it back on 33 and a 1/3.  JEEEEZ

Classic! David Byron on lead vocals. Uriah Heep great band.

great gusto, manic drums, but why is Byron's mic not working, he's a good singer, unfortunately sounds aweful here. I don't think this was one of his better performances far as vocals concerned. much better in 1973 concert.

Whatever you say of the speed of this version it’s jut a different take on this great song and David Byron is still master of the stage