Roy Thomas Baker, the heavy producer who worked with the likes of the Queen, cars, David Bouy, Divo, and the trip and pumpkin, died, according to the New York Times. It was 78.
Baker is famous for his work on one of the greatest and most permanent anthem in Rock: “The Bohemian Queen”. The sprawling process has proven to challenge the registration, especially given the time technology. Baker and the Band had to move many overlapping tracks in Tune via eight generations of 24 -track tapes, which require nearly 200 individuals.
“We had to register it in three separate units,” Baker later recalled. “We did everything at the beginning, then the whole middle part and then the entire end. It was complete insanity. The middle part began only a few seconds, but Freddy continued to come with more Galileos and we continued to add to the opera section, and it became larger and greater.”
The song, which was released in 1978, was originally arrived Wayne world In 1992.
“When the song was released, I thought it would be a great success,” Baker told the New York Times in 2005.
Brian May, John Deskun and Faridy Mercury from the Queen with Roy Thomas Baker in 1978 (David Tan/Shinko Music/Getty)
He also worked with The Rolling Stones, Who, Nazareth, Santana, T Cheap trick.
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