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London Beat
London Beat formed in the mid-1980s with Jimmy Helms on vocals, George Chandler on guitar, Jimmy Chambers on bass, and William Henshall on drums. They had...
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London Beat formed in the mid-1980s with Jimmy Helms on vocals, George Chandler on guitar, Jimmy Chambers on bass, and William Henshall on drums. They had their breakthrough in 1990 with "I've Been Thinking About You," a track that got international radio play with its straightforward beat and Helms's soulful delivery.
They followed that with albums like Speak in 1990 and In the Blood in 1993. Other songs like "Where Are You" kept them on the charts through the early '90s, working in pop and R&B without getting too complicated about it.
By the 2000s they were putting out records less frequently, with a self-titled album in 2003. The lineup stayed mostly the same through their active years, with Helms's voice remaining the consistent element across their recordings.
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