Dave Lambert (British musician)

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Dave Lambert

Background information
Birth name David Lambert
Born March 8, 1949 (1949-03-08) (age 59)
Origin Hounslow, Middlesex, England
Genre(s) rock, progressive rock
Occupation(s) singer-songwriter, musician
Instrument(s) guitar
Voice type(s) tenor
Years active 1960s - present
Label(s) Decca, A&M, Oyster, Arista
Associated acts Strawbs, King Earl Boogie Band, Fire

Dave Lambert (born 8 March 1949, Hounslow, Middlesex, England) is an English singer-songwriter and musician.

Contents

[edit] Career

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Fire

  • The Magic Shoemaker (1970)
  • Underground and Overhead (1997)

[edit] King-Earl Boogie Band

  • Trouble at t'Mill (1972)

[edit] Strawbs

[edit] Solo

  • Framed (1978)
  • Work in Progress (2004)

[edit] Lambert Cronk

  • Touch the Earth (2007)

[edit] Singles

Unless otherwise stated, the details are of the singles released in the UK.

[edit] Fire

  • "Father's Name is Dad"/"Treacle Toffee World" (1968)
  • "Round the Gum Tree"/"Toothie Ruthie" (1968)

[edit] King-Earl Boogie Band

  • "Plastic Jesus"/"If the Lord Don't Get You" (1972)
  • "Starlight"/"Goin' to German" (1972)

[edit] Strawbs

  • "Lay Down"/"Backside" (1972)
  • "Part of the Union"/"Will You Go" (1973)
  • "Shine on Silver Sun"/"And Wherefore" (1973)
  • "Hero and Heroine"/"Why" (1974)
  • "Hold on to Me (The Winter Long)"/"Where do You Go" (1974)
  • "Round and Round"/"Heroine's Theme" (1974) (US and Italy only)
  • "Grace Darling"/"Changes Arranges" (1974)
  • "Angel Wine"/"Grace Darling" (1975) (Japan only)
  • "Lemon Pie"/"Don't Try to Change Me" (1975)
  • "Little Sleepy" (1975) (US and Portugal only)
  • "I Only Want My Love to Grow in You"/"Wasting My Time (Thinking of You)" (1976)
  • "So Close and Yet So Far Away"/"The Soldier's Tale" (1976) (US only)
  • "Charmer"/"Beside the Rio Grande" (1976)
  • "Back in the Old Routine"/"Burning for You" (1977)
  • "Keep on Trying"/"Simple Visions" (1977)
  • "Heartbreaker" (1977) (US and South Africa only)
  • "Joey and Me"/"Deadly Nightshade" (1978)
  • "New Beginnings"/"Words of Wisdom" (1978)
  • "I Don't Want to Talk About It"/"The Last Resort" (1978) (US only)

[edit] Solo

  • "Take a Little Bit of My Life" (1979)

[edit] External links

v • d • e
Strawbs
Dave Cousins · Dave Lambert · Chas Cronk  · Rod Coombes · John Hawken
Tony Hooper · Ron Chesterman · Rick Wakeman · Blue Weaver · Richard Hudson · John Ford · Brian Willoughby · Tony Fernandez · Andy Richards
Albums
Live albums
Compilation albums
Box sets
DVDs
Acoustic Strawbs Live in Toronto · Strawbs Live in Tokyo DVD, plus Grave New World, the movie · The Complete Strawbs: The Chiswick House Concert
Acoustic Strawbs albums
Singles (UK)
"Oh How She Changed" · "The Man Who Called Himself Jesus" · "Forever" · "Benedictus" · "Here It Comes" · "Lay Down" · "Part of the Union" · "Shine on Silver Sun" · "Hero and Heroine" · "Hold on to Me (The Winter Long)" · "Grace Darling" · "Lemon Pie" · "I Only Want My Love to Grow in You" · "Charmer" · "Back in the Old Routine" · "Keep on Trying" · "Heartbreaker" · "Joey and Me" · "New Beginnings" · "I Don't Want to Talk About It" · "The King" · "Alice's Song"
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