• Hombres (Winston Heywood) – Africa
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    • 2. Foundation Dub

    Winston Heywood started out his career in 1971 for producer Fud Christian and had a hit with "I Never Fall In Love Again". His group was called "The Soul Humbres" and included Meditations member Ansel Cridland at one time.

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