Trevor Bolder

Bass player with Uriah Heep

Trevor Bolder - Bass player with Uriah Heep
Born

June 9th, 1950
75 years ago

Died

2013
12 years ago — 63 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

Links & References

Born in England, a bass player, songwriter, and producer contributed significantly to the rock music scene. Joined the band Uriah Heep in 1971 and played on several of their albums, including 'Demons and Wizards' and 'The Magician's Birthday.' Worked with other notable artists and bands throughout his career, both as a performer and producer, enhancing the global rock landscape. Continued performing until the later years of life, solidifying a reputation as a skilled musician within the rock community.

Played bass with Uriah Heep

Contributed to 'Demons and Wizards' album

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