Uriah Heep keyboardist Phil Lanzon (Grand Prix, John Lawton, Sweet) has announced the release of his new solo album, 48 Seconds, on August 2 via Phil Lanzon Ditties/Cargo Records UK. Lanzon joined Uriah Heep by replacing John Sinclair.

The album is available from Musicglue.com/phil-lanzon and phillanzon.com, also distributed on Cargo Records UK. Available on CD, double gatefold coloured vinyl and all digital outlets soon to be published.

As with his first album Phil has teamed up with producer Simon Hanhart and arranger Richard Cottle. With his love of film score he has created a sometimes cinematic backdrop to his songs enabling drama and emotion to fly hand in hand. With a journey from orchestral instrumental to hard rock, from ballad to the epic title track 48 seconds which commemorates the 1906 earthquake of San Francisco, the listener is in for a treat.

All songs written by Phil Lanzon. Produced and mixed by Simon Hanhart. Arranged by Richard Cottle. Co-produced by Phil Lanzon. Cover painting and all artwork by Michael Cheval.

Tracklisting:

"Azura's Theme" (Instrumental)
"In The Rain"
"Forty Line"
"Rock N Roll Children"
"Blue Mountain"
"Look At The Time"
"Road To London"
"You Can Make A Living"
"Face To Face"
"48 Seconds"

Lineup:

Phil Lanzon - Keys and lead vocals (Uriah Heep, Grand Prix, John Lawton, Sweet)
John Mitchell - Lead vocals  (Arena, Frost, Kino, It Bites)
Andy Makin - Lead vocals
Richard Cottle - Additional keys, Saxes (Charlie, Keats, Alan Parsons Project, John Parr)
Neal Wilkinson - Drums
Adam Goldsmith - Guitar
Mick O'Donohue - Giutar
Miriam Grey - Lead vocals, background vocals
Phoebe Street, Andy Caine, Andy Playfoot - Background vocals
Tom Walsh - Trumpets
Clare Mcinerney - Saxes
Neil Sidwell - Trombones
Chris Haigh - Violin solo
Richard Harwood - Cello solo
Levine Andrade - Viola solo
London Telefilmonic Orchestra - Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Double Bass