Ken Hensley, best known for his work with 1970s rock band Uriah Heep, has died at the age of 75, his family have announced The English singer-songwriter passed away peacefully on Wednesday evening, according to his brother Trevor Hensley Ken Hensley performs live on stage with the band playing a Gibson Flying V guitar circa 1975 Uriah Heep posed together in London in 1975. 'His beautiful wife Monica was at his side and comforted Ken in his last few minutes with us.
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The album is available as a CD, 180-gram LP, download and on streaming platforms. The album has Bernie working with same people he'd worked with on recent URIAH HEEP projects, including sound engineer Steve Rispin, mastering engineer Mike Pietrini, graphic designer Mike Inns and label/copyrights manager Daniel Earnshaw. This new studio album sees them re-record those tracks afresh, along with the other songs from their collaboration. However, it only included some of the songs they'd worked on together and was recorded many years back. URIAH HEEP lead singer Bernie Shaw has been working on a new studio album, in between the band's tour dates, with his longtime friend from the music scene in Victoria, guitarist and songwriter Dale Collins.
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