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What (who) is UB40$529947$ - definition
![Duncan Campbell with UB40, [[Birmingham Symphony Hall]], 2010](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/DuncanCampbell.jpg?width=200 "Duncan Campbell with UB40, [[Birmingham Symphony Hall]], 2010")
![Brian Travers and Laurence Parry of UB40 at [[Birmingham Symphony Hall]], England, October 2010](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/TraversParryUB40.jpg?width=200 "Brian Travers and Laurence Parry of UB40 at [[Birmingham Symphony Hall]], England, October 2010")
![UB40 live in [[Wellington]], New Zealand, in 2004](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/UB40WellingtonNZ.JPG?width=200 "UB40 live in [[Wellington]], New Zealand, in 2004")
![Rock am Ring]], Nürburgring, Germany in 1987](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/UB40 Rock am Ring 1987.jpg?width=200 "Rock am Ring]], Nürburgring, Germany in 1987")
![A plaque commemorating UB40's first concert at the Hare & Hounds in [[Kings Heath]], Birmingham](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/UB40 first gig.jpg?width=200 "A plaque commemorating UB40's first concert at the Hare & Hounds in [[Kings Heath]], Birmingham")
![UB40 guitar at the [[Hard Rock Cafe]], Sacramento, California](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/UB40 guitar, HRC Sacramento.jpg?width=200 "UB40 guitar at the [[Hard Rock Cafe]], Sacramento, California")
Wikipedia
Present Arms is the second album by UB40 and was released in 1981. It spent 38 weeks on the UK album charts, reaching number 2. An album of original songs, it spawned two top 20 hits in "One in Ten" (number 7) and "Don't Let It Pass You By/Don't Slow Down" (16).
Like their first album Signing Off, Present Arms contained many socially and politically charged lyrics, from the anti-military title track to "Sardonicus" which was linked to both President Ronald Reagan and risus sardonicus, an ironic smile on tetanus victims' faces, The UK top-ten hit "One in Ten" was an attack on Thatcherism. The album also touches on a subject very dear to UB40's heart: 'Lamb's Bread' and 'Don't Walk On The Grass' are written as part of the band's longstanding campaign for the legalisation of cannabis. Musically, the album continued in the heavy, reverb-drenched, mellifluous style of the debut.
The title track has been used to open UB40 concerts from the mid 1990s onwards, usually with the blasting horn section beginning the concert.
As with Signing Off, Present Arms was critically acclaimed and commercially successful in the UK.
A dub version of this album called Present Arms in Dub was released soon after.
