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Bob Lamb is a British record producer and musician, whose work has included producing and recording early demos for bands such as UB40 and Duran Duran. He was member of The System, band that fade into obscurity. Bob grew up in the King's Heath and Moseley areas of Birmingham, UK, and was the...
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Bob Lamb. UB40. UB40 singles chronology. " King " / "Food for Thought". (1980) "My Way of Thinking" / "I Think It's Going to Rain Today". (1980) " King " is a song by British reggae band UB40, released as their debut single in February 1980 from their album Signing Off.
Duran Duran record demos with Producer Bob Lamb, which include the songs “Planet Earth” and “Is There Anyone Out There.” The band do a photo session with photographer Andy Earl in Milton Keynes; one of his photos is used as the 12″ cover photo for “Planet Earth.”
Bob Lamb. Drummer, producer and audio engineer based in Birmingham, UK. Robert Lamb, often credited as Bob Lamb, played as a drummer throughout the late sixties and into the late seventies for a number of progressive rock bands then set up Bob Lamb's Home Of The Hits in 1979, a 4-track recording and mixing studio located in his basement.
In other personnel changes, Ellis and Mezzone were replaced by Mick Hincks (bass) and Bob Lamb (drums), with trumpeter Mick Taylor replacing Simpson. The band dropped the definite article from their name, moved to Parlophone Records, and their second single, "Rudi's in Love", was a ska song written by Haines. [2]
The single lists "King" as the first A-side and Bob Lamb has explained that "Food for Thought" was originally the B-side and that "King" "was always gonna be the main song". However, "Food for Thought" was picked up by radio disc jockeys and therefore gained more airplay than "King" because "it was quicker and chirpier, more dancey, more of a radio track".
