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ABC made it big in the 1980s with hits such as Look of Love and Shoot That Poison Arrow. Best known album was Lexicon of Love. Lead singer was Martin Fry. See ABC.
Rock group The Artic Monkeys - "I Bet you Look Good On The Dancefloor" and their second single "When The Sun Goes Down" have both gone to #1 in the charts.
Dave Berry - singer with an unusual style of hand motions, well known for hits such as Crying Game & Little Things.
South Yorkshire heavey rockers Bring Me The Horizon who won the Best British Newcomers at the Kerrang Awards.
Paul Carrack - see Paul Carrack page.
Joe Cocker OBE - See Joe Cocker page.
Def Leppard - See Def Leppard page.
Heaven 17 are another popular 80's Sheffield group, their best known hit being Temptation.
Human League - Phil Oakey et al had hits with Don't You Want Me Baby and the album Dare and were successful in the 1980s.
Blind Youth - site covering the early days of the Human League.
Eliot Kennedy songwriter, who has enjoyed great success including on behalf of the Spice Girls and Bryan Adams.
Dance diva Kelly Llorenna is a product of the city of Sheffield. She used to be the lead singer with N-Trance ("Stayin' Alive", "Set You Free") before becoming a solo artist. Her hits	include "Tell It To My Heart", "True Lover Never	Dies", "Forever" and "This Time I Know It's For Real". She was the biggest selling UK female artist in 2002.
Shefield duo Roisin Murphy and Mark Brydon who are better known as Moloko with hits such as "The Time Is Now", "Sing It Back" and the single "Indigo".
Former Pop-Idol contenstant Sam Nixon hails from Barnsley. He has recently teamed up with fellow Pop Idol singer Mark Rhodes to do a version of the Beatles' "With A Little Help From My Friends".
The 1990's saw the birth of Pulp whose lead singer is Jarvis Cocker. Best known for the song Disco 2000 and for an altercation with Michael Jackson at The Brits. Also Richard Hawley.
Radio DJ Toby Foster's former group - The Everly Pregnant Brothers.
Sheffield groups The Thompson Twins ("Hold Me Now", "Doctor! Doctor!", "You Take Me Up" and "Sister Of Mercy").
Tony Christie - See Tony Christie page. ("Walk Like A Panther Tonight", "Do You Know The Way To Amarillo?", "Las Vegas") was born on April 25th 1943 in Conisbrough.
Singers - Lucy Spraggen (former X Factor contestant) is from Sheffield. John Parr was born in Worksop and brought up in Doncaster. Iron Maiden's lead singer, Bruce Dickinson is also local. Johnny Shentall, formerly of Hear'Say is from Bentley, near Doncaster.
Paul Weller also hails from Sheffield.
Indie band Reverend & The Makers.
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