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	<title>Name this band and song</title>
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	<description>Identify this song and band: American, male, R&apos;n&apos;B vocal group attaining brief mid-chart respectability in the UK in &apos;92 or &apos;93. A tough one this:&lt;br&gt;
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I&apos;m looking for a single by an American male R&apos;n&apos;B vocal group from the early nineties.&lt;br&gt;
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This would probably have been 1992/93. The band were part of that kind of doo-wop revival that Boyz II Men were part of, (standing around braziers on street corners, singing in terrifying close harmony...) I&apos;m pretty sure it wasn&apos;t Boyz II Men, but the comparison is good: 4 or 5 members, identically dressed, probably a bit of rap in there, but mostly harmony vocal...I think their USP was that they were a vocal group that wasn&apos;t wussy.&lt;br&gt;
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I do remember that they *definately* appeared on &quot;Later with Jools Holland&quot; (In the UK) in appaling yellow leather tracksuits. They would have certainly been promoting their first UK single. &lt;br&gt;
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The song itself was a keyboard and drum loop kind of thing that I *think* might have borne a passing resemblance to The Roots &quot;Next Movement&quot; only with a bit of harmony vocal over the top and a wicked bit of modulation in the hook that really tweaked my ear (the only way I can describe the effect is in comparison to the beginning of the Beach Boys &quot;Wouldn&apos;t it be nice&quot; but not sounding anything like that.)&lt;br&gt;
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OK, so could I be any more vague? Help me chaps. It&apos;s driving me mad. What the hell was the song and who the hell were the band? Any and all suggestions welcome. The only thing I can&apos;t do is explain why I want to know this.</description>
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