Take No Prisoners (David Byron album)

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Take No Prisoners

Studio album by David Byron
Released	March 1975
Recorded	February 1975 in Morgan and Roundhouse Studios London, England Mixed at the Roundhouse Studios
Genre	Progressive rock
Length	40:17
Label	Repertoire
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David Byron chronology
	Take No Prisoners (1975)	Rough Diamond (1976)

Take No Prisoners is the debut solo album of British rock singer David Byron. It was released whilst he was still vocalist for Uriah Heep and features Heep bandmates Mick Box and Lee Kerslake.

1 Track listing
2 Personnel

[edit] Track listing

Man Full Of Yesterdays (Byron / Box / Stonebridge) – 5:36
Sweet Rock N' Roll (Stonebridge / McGuinness) – 2:49
Steamin' Along (Byron / Box / Ball / Thompson / Stonebridge) – 5:09
Silver White Man (Byron) – 3:29
Love Song (Byron / Box / Kerslake / Stonebridge) – 2:56
Midnight Flyer (Stonebridge / McGuinness) – 5:55
Saturday Night (Stonebridge) – 2:16
Roller Coaster (Byron / Box / Ball / Kerslake / Stonebridge) – 3:58
Stop (Think What You're Doing) (Byron / Stonebridge / McGuinness) – 4:16
Hit Me With A White One (Byron / Box / Stonebridge) – 3:53

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Original album credits

[edit] Band members

David Byron - Voice
Mick Box - Guitars
Lou Stonebridge - Keyboards
Denny Ball - Bass
Lee Kerslake - Drums

[edit] Other credits

Drums: Pete Thompson
Backing vocals: Chanter Sisters, Martha Smith, Neil Lanchaster, Chas Mills and Russ Stone.
Acoustic Guitar: Ken Hensley
Mellotron: John Wetton
Produced by: Peter Gallen and David Byron
Engineer: Ashley Howe
Assistant Engineers: Dave Harris (at Morgan), Trevor Hallesy & John Gallen (at Roundhouse)
Equipment: Dell Roll, Pete Gibbs
Refreshment: Marcus Rose, Moet & Chandon, Remy Martin & Newcastle Brown