Roy Thomas Baker

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Roy Thomas Baker

Roy Thomas Baker (* 1946 ) is a British music producer . He is best known as the co-producer of the first albums of the rock band Queen .

His collaboration with Queen began in 1972. Over the next three years, he and the band produced their albums Queen (1973), Queen II (1974), Sheer Heart Attack (1974) and A Night at the Opera (1975). After that, they parted ways and the members of Queen produced their next two albums without him. In 1978 there was another and final cooperation in the production of the album Jazz . Baker is co-producer of some of Queen's best-known songs such as Killer Queen , You're My Best Friend , Bohemian Rhapsody , Bicycle Race and Don't Stop Me Now .

Roy Thomas Baker produced numerous albums each for the Danish rock group Gasolin ' and the American band The Cars . He has also worked as a producer for many other musicians and bands, including Hawkwind , Ian Hunter , Dusty Springfield , Yes , Foreigner , Ozzy Osbourne , The Stranglers , The Darkness and The Smashing Pumpkins .

Discography (selection)

As a producer and sound engineer , Roy Thomas Baker was involved in the following albums, among others:

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