Roy Thomas Baker, the music producer behind Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody, has died. He was 78 years old. Throughout his ...

Roy Thomas Baker, who passed away in April 2025, produced many smash albums. Let's take a look back at four of the best.

Roy Thomas Baker, the producer best known for ... May continued: "Roy's production contribution along with Mike Stone's engineering for Bohemian Rhapsody will never be forgotten.

Roy Thomas Baker, the hitmaking record producer behind some of the biggest and most proudly polished songs and albums of the ...

By Katie Atkinson Executive Digital Director, West Coast Roy Thomas Baker — the producer ... Baker’s career began as second engineer to Gus Dudgeon and Tony Visconti at London’s Decca ...

Legendary rock producer and engineer Roy Thomas Baker has died, aged 78. Baker died on April 12, but his spokesperson has only now shared the news publicly, per The New York Times. A cause of ...

Roy Thomas Baker was born on Nov. 10, 1946, in Hampstead, England. He began his career at Decca Studios in London in 1963, working as a second engineer to Gus Dudgeon, an English record producer ...

Queen's producer Roy Thomas Baker has died aged 78 ... He then became an in-house engineer at Central London studio, Trident, where he first met Queen. Roy worked on the band's self-titled ...

No cause of death has been reported. Baker was 78. Roy Thomas Baker, a London native, got his start working as an assistant recording engineer in the ’60s. He had credits on records from artists ...

Producer Roy Thomas Baker, who has been behind the boards ... working for Decca Records at age 14 as an assistant engineer. He soon took a job at Trident Studios where he worked with producers ...

Roy Thomas Baker, the London-born producer whose ... career at the city's Decca Studios when he was 14. Soon, he was an engineer at Trident Studios for Gus Dudgeon and Tony Visconti.

Roy Thomas Baker, the journeyman rock producer ... Baker began his career as a second engineer at Decca Studios in London, working under luminaries like Tony Visconti and Gus Dudgeon.