Uriah Heep has been at it for over 50 years and has 25 studio albums under its collective belt. But no Heep albums have been more formative to the band’s sound and story than their first three, 1970’s …Very ‘Evy, Very ‘Umble, 1971’s Salsbury, and the album where original Heep bassist feels the band found its footing, 1971’s Look at Yourself. Unfortunately for Newton, some of his bandmates and Heep’s management weren’t happy with his contributions, leading to his unceremonious firing and sending his music career into chaos. Still, it can be said that Newton laid the groundwork for the The post An Interview With Founding Uriah Heep Bassist, Paul Newton appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.