The Byron Band - Every Inch Of The Way

Review by Angel Del Carmen-Rivest

Every Inch of the Way is the debut album by the Byron Band, a British rock band formed by former Uriah Heep member David Byron. The album was released in 1981 and features a mix of hard rock, blues, and pop influences.

The album opens with "Every Inch of the Way," a catchy and upbeat rock song with a memorable chorus. The following track, "How Do You Sleep?" is a slower, bluesy number with some impressive guitar work. "One Minute More" is a pop-influenced track with a catchy melody and upbeat rhythm.

Other standout tracks on the album include "She's Just a Woman," a bluesy ballad with some soulful vocals from Byron, and "Never Say Die," a hard-hitting rock song with some impressive guitar riffs.

Summary by Angel Del Carmen-Rivest

Every Inch of the Way is a solid debut from the Byron Band, showcasing the band's versatility and range. While the album may not have achieved the same level of success as some of Byron's earlier work with Uriah Heep, it remains a solid addition to any classic rock collection.