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| | UB40 biography - 8notes.com |
 | | The band is the worlds first most culturally diverse dub reggae band with English, Turkish, Welsh, African and Jamaican parentage musicians, the band were named after the former U.K. Social Security form for claiming unemployment benefit. |
 | | UB40 were influenced by the many Blues Party's they attended as teenagers in multiracial Birmingham, their love of Ska and Reggae inspired such original tracks as King, Madam Madusa, Ivory Madona, signing off and 'one in ten' later covered by 808 state. |
 | | Their early music style was definitely unique with a heavy influence of analogue synths, psychedelic rock guitar, Saxophone and Dub Reggae producer techniques which were later perfected by the late Pablo Falconer. |
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