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Vocal quartet fronted by Michael Bennet(t), born 1962, whose 1980 hit "Irons In the Fire" led to a run of harmony singles and a role backing and arranging J.C. Lodge's "Telephone Love" (1988); in 1990 the group joined Shabba Ranks and Cocoa Tea on Gussie Clarke's "Pirates Anthem" before Bennett's later solo/production career as Home T.

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AllMusic; VP Records; Jamaica Observer.

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Story · ProbableJamaica's own lovers rock

While the diaspora built lovers rock in London studios, singers at home in Jamaica were writing their own sweet-voiced side of the story.

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