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| | Fine Young Cannibals |
 | | When the English Beat broke up in 1983, two of the group's founders, Andy Cox and David Steele, continued as Fine Young Cannibals, recruiting the half-white, half-carribbean actor/singer Roland Gift as frontman. |
 | | With Cox and Steele's market-tested blend of ska rhythms, dance beats, and pop hooks, and Gift's quavering, American soul-influenced falsetto and striking, video-friendly face, the Cannibals attained the chart success their predecessor never knew. |
 | | Taking the name from an obscure 1960 film All the Fine Cannibals, the trio released its 1st album in 1985 and became familiar with MTV viewers through "Johnny Come Home" and a humorous, overstated remake of Elvis Presley's "Suspicious Minds". |
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