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Bob was part of Duran Duran's early sound, producing demos for their first two albums including recordings for "Planet Earth", "Girls on Film" and "Save a Prayer" as well as the 1979 Demo. He is also one of the few people who has worked with all four Duran Duran singer, Jeff Thomas , Andy Wickett , Simon Le Bon , and Stephen Duffy (includes ...
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The brothers agree to give the band rehearsal space and jobs in the club so they wouldn’t have to take day jobs. (John works the door, Nick DJs, Roger works as Busboy). In April, 1980, Duran Duran take out an advert in Melody Maker music magazine for a “Live-Wire Guitarist.”.
The brothers agree to give the band rehearsal space and jobs in the club so they wouldn’t have to take day jobs. (John works the door, Nick DJs, Roger works as Busboy). In April, 1980, Duran Duran take out an advert in Melody Maker music magazine for a “Live-Wire Guitarist.”.
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. He later owned and operated Highbury Studios.
UB40. UB40 singles chronology. "King" / " Food for Thought ". (1980) "My Way of Thinking" / "I Think It's Going to Rain Today". (1980) Official video. "Food for Thought" on YouTube. " Food for Thought " is a song by British reggae band UB40, released as their debut single in February 1980 from their album Signing Off.
However, as the band were unable to afford a proper recording studio, the album was recorded in Lamb's own home at the time, a ground-floor flat in a house on Cambridge Road in Birmingham's Moseley district that later became affectionately known as the "Home of the Hits".
