Ursa Major

An American hard rock power trio that released a single self-titled album in 1972 on RCA, produced by Bob Ezrin. The group was led by singer-guitarist Dick Wagner and included Greg Arama (bass) and Ric Mangone (drums).

The 1972 album was produced by Bob Ezrin and released on RCA. Dick Wagner later worked with artists such as Lou Reed and Alice Cooper (as noted in contemporary sources and the review).

A highly positive single review celebrates Ursa Major's 1972 self-titled album as a 70s hard-rock gem. The reviewer praises the musicianship, varied atmospheres and songwriting, highlighting tracks like "Back to the Land". Production by Bob Ezrin and release on RCA are noted. Comparisons are made to Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Uriah Heep.

For:Fans of 1970s hard rock and listeners who appreciate guitar-driven, progressive-leaning rock.