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Ian Hill, founding bassist of British heavy metal band Judas Priest, has announced his retirement from the band after more than five decades. Dave Rimmer, bassist of Uriah Heep, is set to step in as his replacement. Hill was the only constant member of Judas Priest throughout its entire history, making the news a major moment for fans of the band.
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Ian Hill, founding bassist of British heavy metal band Judas Priest, has announced his retirement after more than five decades with the group. Dave Rimmer, bassist for Uriah Heep, is set to step in as his replacement. Hill was the only member to have played on every Judas Priest album since the band formed in 1969, making the news a major moment for fans.
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Ian Hill, the founding bassist of British heavy metal band Judas Priest, has announced his retirement from the band. In a farewell statement he thanked fans, saying 'I love you all, and thank you for the life you've let me live,' and named his successor. Hill is the only member to have appeared on every Judas Priest album since the band formed in 1969, making the news a major moment for metal fans.
- 4Judas Priest and the album that saved their career●How Judas Priest made the iconic album that saved their career
A new feature recounts how Judas Priest made the album credited with rescuing their career at a critical point in the band's history, detailing the recording process and the decisions behind its iconic sound. The piece revisits a defining chapter for the heavy metal pioneers and their enduring influence.
- 5Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill retires citing medical condition▼Judas Priest's Ian Hill retires amid medical condition – 'Time has come'
Ian Hill, founding bassist of British heavy metal band Judas Priest, is reported to be retiring from the band due to a medical condition, saying the 'time has come' to step away. Hill has been the band's only constant member since its formation in 1969. Further details about his condition or a replacement have not been confirmed.