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Band Name Black Widow (UK). Album Name IV. Type Album. Лейблы Mystic Records (UK) The Store For Music Ltd. Музыкальный стильHard Rock. Владельцы этого альбома5. Re-Issue in 2012 by The Store For Music Limited.

Black Widow were a rock band that formed in Leicester, England in September 1969. The band were mostly known for their early use of satanic and occult imagery in their music and stage act. They were often compared with the better-known heavy metal band Black Sabbath, though these bands were only superficially similar

Black Widow (5) ‎– IV. Label: Aziя Records ‎– Azcd 773. Format: CD, Album, Unofficial Release. Recorded and produced by Black Widow at . Studios, Kettering, Northants between August and December 1972. Matrix, Runout: Azcd 773.

Band Name Black Widow. Erscheinungsdatum 1973. Labels Mystic Records (UK). Musik GenreProgressive Rock. Mitglieder die dieses Album besitzen1. 2. More Than a Day. 3. You're So Wrong. 5. Part of a New Day. 6. When Will You Know.

Black Widow - Black Widow III (1972). Songs in album Black Widow - Black Widow III (1972).

The Black Widow Delirious Kevin Andrews Mix. 7:02. The Black Widow feat. Delirious Delicious Remix. The Black Widow Delirious (Feat. Alice Cooper The Black Widow. Anaal Nathrakh In The Constellation Of The Black Widow. Alexander Alvina Chamberland Black Swan Black Widow Black Cat Black Shee. :13.

Black Widow continued to tour and record with John Culley, a former guitar player of Cressida, replacing Gannon. A third album entitled "Black Widow III" was recorded (Francis Monkman from Curved Air helped on some of the album's keyboards). Sadly this set also failed to make commercial impact despite the quality of tracks like "King Of Hearts", "Accident" or the three-part-epic "The Battle". Nevertheless, the tapes from these sessions would be left unreleased until over 25 years later they saw the light of day under the title "Black Widow IV". The band's failure to find a label to release the album proved to be a final straw for Kip Trevor who left after its completion. The band recruited an American singer Rick E (his real name is Ric Prince) for a handful of demos including "Floating" and the thoughtful "Pictures In My Head" (these tracks are also heard on "Black Widow IV").