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The 101ers
The 101ers were a British band active in the late 1970s, with Joe Strummer on lead vocals and guitar. They had a song called 'Keys To Your Heart' that got...
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The 101ers were a British band active in the late 1970s, with Joe Strummer on lead vocals and guitar. They had a song called 'Keys To Your Heart' that got some attention. Their music mixed punk with other styles like reggae, and they played live shows that were known for being energetic.
Some of their lyrics touched on social issues, which fit with the punk scene of that time. They also recorded 'Silent Telephone'. The band didn't last long into the 1980s, but their work is remembered as part of that era's music.
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