Clive Burr
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Oct 28, 2026
Matt StarrGUEST
Yeah, I mean, out of the gate, it was, you know, Bunny Carlos, Cheap Trick, Joey Kramer, Aerosmith, Peter Criss Kiss.
Matt StarrGUEST
Clive Burr, Iron Maiden, and Phil Rudd, ACDC.
Matt StarrGUEST
Those were the records that I...
Matt StarrGUEST
I mean, it was Kiss Alive 2, Cheap Trick of Budokan, Aerosmith's Live Fruit Leg, Number of the Beast.
DonHOST
Very different singer, much more theatrical and had a huge, huge range.
DonHOST
Also, I didn't mention the drummer, Clive Burr.
DonHOST
This is his last album with the band.
DonHOST
So, well, let's get right to it.
John McCoyGUEST
We changed the name to Samson and continued to work as Samson.
John McCoyGUEST
And, uh, it was myself, Paul Samson and Clive Burr, the drummer.
John McCoyGUEST
And, um, we, uh, Paul and I got a deal to do an album.
John McCoyGUEST
And I had been doing sessions and production work at Kingsway Recorders, which was Ian Gillan's studio.
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John McCoyGUEST
And we got together with Robin and it clicked immediately.
John McCoyGUEST
We did a festival gig.
John McCoyGUEST
It was a charity gig for Clive Burr.
John McCoyGUEST
You know, when he
Giles LaveryGUEST
Well, he was, yeah.
Giles LaveryGUEST
I would get the timeline a little mixed up, but it was Thunderstick, then Doug Sampson, then Clive Burr.
Giles LaveryGUEST
So Doug Sampson is in Air Force, along with, you know, Chop and all the other guys.
Giles LaveryGUEST
And they were playing at Steve Harris's request.
Martin PopoffHOST
They decide this is a good direction of the band.
Martin PopoffHOST
Although I, I've gotta say that I think, um, it's a very, very different sounding album because the other change that happens here, so it's, it's not the album after the big change for this, what I'm about to say, but it's the other big change on this album is Nicko McBrain comes in to, um, [lip smack] to replace Clive Burr.
Martin PopoffHOST
Um, so yeah, there you have it.
Martin PopoffHOST
Um, yeah, I, uh, just again, um- This whole battle of the rock thing and comparing albums, uh, really makes you think about, um, the albums themselves.
Uncle SteveHOST
You know, of course, they never recorded with him.
Uncle SteveHOST
So to me, when I think of the original singer of Judas Priest, 'cause a lot of people were saying that, "Oh, no, Al Atkins was technically their..." I'm like, "He never recorded with the band," so you don't, you don't go to Iron Maiden and go, "Well, technically Thunder Stick was in the band before Clive Burr was," or, you know.
Uncle SteveHOST
No one says that, so.
Uncle SteveHOST
But I'm like, okay, so now you're left with, you know, essentially no...
MattHOST
Yeah, it's good.
Uncle SteveHOST
The great Clive Burr.
MattHOST
The bass in this is awesome.
Uncle SteveHOST
Everybody on this song was at the sh- the show besides, uh, Clive Burr and Paul.
Uncle SteveHOST
[rock music] All the musicians, the three musicians.
Uncle SteveHOST
I should just shut up.
Tony EvansHOST
You know, not a massive set.
Tony EvansHOST
You know, he's not doing Bonamesque roles and he's not flying around like Nico McBrain, you know, or Clive Burr.
Tony EvansHOST
He hasn't, he's not adding swing to it.
Tony EvansHOST
He's just adding this cacophonic sort of almost like the minions of hell beating on their war drums.
Martin PopoffCORRESPONDENT
It's got a very kind of punchy, mid-rangey, exciting urgency to it.
Martin PopoffCORRESPONDENT
We've got Clive Burr on drums.
Martin PopoffCORRESPONDENT
Last one for him.
Martin PopoffCORRESPONDENT
And he is very central to the sound of this album.
Jay RustonGUEST
It has the most bottom end.
Jay RustonGUEST
The drums sound incredible.
Jay RustonGUEST
I love Clive Burr's drums.
Jay RustonGUEST
He's my favorite Maiden drummer and his tone and style for sure.