Saracen - Crusader (Live)

Facts Saracen released their debut album, Heroes, Saints & Fools, in 1981. The British rock scene took notice of their blend of Magnum-like melodies and Uriah Heep's intensity, and their vocal style made them instantly popular. Rob Bendelow left the band before the release of their second album, Change of Heart, in 1984, a move toward a more polished and melodic rock sound. Having already convinced Bob Catley to start a solo career in the late 90s, he also had very productive conversations with Rob Bendelow. This good friendship led to the band reforming and the release of Red Sky in 2003. Rob Bendelow and Saracen were back. The British festival Tower of Fire invited Saracen to play in 2024, alongside other well-known names from the scene such as Nitrate, Remedy, Atack, White Skies and Gabrielle de Val. The performance was recorded, and the results of Saracen's set were so good that they decided to