Live is a 1973 double live album by British rock group Uriah Heep. In addition to a live version of the band's hit "Easy Livin'", the record includes classic live cuts such as "Sweet Lorraine", "Sunrise" and an extended live version of "July Morning". While on tour in the States, Live 73 reached #13 in the UK charts. The original album packaging was a lavish affair, typical of the early-1970s. Being a 2-LP set it was a gatefold sleeve, with center pages featuring photographs of the band members. Uriah Heep Live was the band's first live album, and their third US gold album. Mercury Records initially released the album on CD without the Medley, due to time constraints. This was later restored on the 2004 Sanctuary release. The album was recorded by the Pye Mobile Unit, engineer Alan Perkins. Uriah Heep Live was certified Gold by the RIAA on 12 October 1973. Track listing Side One 1. - "Sunrise" (3:50) 2. - "Sweet Lorraine" (4:27) 3. - "Traveller in Time" (3:20) 4. - "Easy Livin'" (2:43) Side Two 1. - "July Morning" (11:23) 2. - "Tears in My Eyes" (4:34) Side Three 1. - "Gypsy" (13:32) 2. - "Circle of Hands" (8:47) Side Four 1. - "Look at Yourself" (7:29) 2. - "The Magician's Birthday" (1:15) 3. - "Love Machine" (3:07) 4. - "Rock 'n' Roll Medley: Roll Over Beethoven/Blue Suede Shoes/Mean Woman Blues/Hound Dog/At The Hop/Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" (8:17) Bonus disc on 2004 expanded deluxe edition 01. - "Something or Nothing" (US Radio Show) 02. - "I Won't Mind" (US Radio Show) 03. - "Look at Yourself" (US Radio Show) 04. - "Gypsy" (US Radio Show) 05. - "Easy Livin'" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 06. - "So Tired" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 07. - "I Won't Mind" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 08. - "Something or Nothing" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 09. - "The Easy Road" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 10. - "Stealin'" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 11. - "Love Machine" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) 12. - "Rock 'n' Roll Medley" (Film Mixes Used For Radio) Personnel David Byron – vocals Mick Box – guitar, vocals Ken Hensley – keyboards, vocals Gary Thain – bass guitar, vocals Lee Kerslake – drums, vocals The 2004 Remastered version by Castle (UK) as CMRCD772, team: Remastering by Robert Corich Remastering by Mike Brown Assistant Remastering: Pavel Salgado