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General Public formed after the 1983 break-up of The Beat (known as The English Beat in North America). Ex-Beat vocalists Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger joined up with keyboardist Mickey Billingham (Dexy's Midnight Runners), bassist Horace Panter (The Specials) and drummer Stoker (Dexy's Midnight Runners/The Bureau) to form the new band. Guitarist Mick Jones of The Clash was also orignally announced as a band member.General Public signed to I.R.S. Records and released All the Rage (1984 in music). However, by the time the album was released, Jones was no longer a member of General Public, although he did play guitar on the majority of the album's tracks. Kevin White (who also played on the album) was now the group's official guitarist and sixth member.In Britain, General Public had a minor hit with the eponymous track called "General Public". The band fared better in North America, where the single "Tenderness" was a top 40 hit in the US and Canada. (Ironically, The Beat never had any top 40 hits in North America.)For the follow-up album, White and Stoker were replaced by brothers Gianni and Mario Minardi on guitar and drums, respectively. Unfortunately, Hand to Mouth (1986) was significantly less successful than the debut album, and the band soon split up.Roger and Wakeling worked on various solo projects for the next few years, before reuniting in 1994 to perform a cover of The Staple Singers hit "I'll Take You There" for the Threesome soundtrack. The song, credited to General Public, was a surprise top 40 hit in the US and Canada, and a minor hit (#73) in the UK.The duo (now the only members of General Public) stayed together to release the album Rub It Better in 1995, recorded with the aid of producer Jerry Harrison. But sales were dismal, and Roger was tired of the grind of touring, so they soon broke up again
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