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- General_Caine abstract "General Kane (known as General Caine before 1986) was an American music group fronted by Mitch McDowell (born Mitchell Leon McDowell on June 29, 1954, in San Bernardino, California; died January 22, 1992 in San Bernardino). McDowell took the professional name General Kane in tribute to an officer who had supported his artistic ambitions when he was at military school. After leaving that institution, he formed the group Booty People with several future members of War. They released one album for MCA Records. Malcolm assembled an eight-piece funk group and signed with Groove Time Records in 1978, releasing two albums: Let Me In (1978) and Get Down Attack (1980).The group then moved to Tabu Records. General Caine's third album entitled Girls features the hit song \"For Lovers Only\". The radio station 93.1 FM WZAK in Cleveland (Ohio) penned \"For Lovers Only\" as a theme song for their late night segment with the same title. Their debut single for the Tabu label and the fourth album Dangerous with many song writing chores, were done by Johnny Guitar Carson.After a brief appearance at Capitol Records with one single released called \"Where's The Beef ?\" (a popular catch phrase at that time), a slimmed down version of the group with new writers and producers signed a recording contract with Motown Records in the mid-1980s. With a slightly new name (from General Caine to General Kane to reflect the changes in the band's lineup) and sound, they debuted for the new Motown Records label with the album In Full Chill. \"Crack Killed Applejack\" was an uncompromising reflection of drug addiction on the inner city streets and reached number 12 in the black music charts despite being barred from airplay. Subsequent releases mellowed General Kane's approach without losing their commitment to the basic rap sound of the late 80s. The group's album Wide Open did include a romantic ballad, \"Close Your Eyes\", which featured vocals from two of the group's less prominent members, Cheryl McDowell and Danny Macon.Mitch McDowell pursued a career in law enforcement as a bail bondsman after leaving the music industry. He was murdered in January 1992 along with a nephew, Akili John Davis, 18, who worked in his office. Police noted that the office safe was empty.General Kane's catalogue remained in print through the efforts of their former producer, Grover Wimberly III, who runs his own label, Groove Time Records.".
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- General_Caine genre Funk.
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- General_Caine hometown California.
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- General_Caine label Capitol_Records.
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- General_Caine label "* Groove Time *".
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- General_Caine origin California.
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- General_Caine pastMembers "* Mitch McDowell, bass, percussion and lead vocals / rap * Wayman Ballinger, lead and background vocals * Kevin Goins, lead and background vocals * Rodney Trotter, lead and background vocals * Daryl Haywood, background vocals * Nelson Hardwick Jr., bass vocals * Trey Stone, lead guitar * Robert Palmer, lead guitar * Rick Hendrix, lead guitar * David Chadwick, keyboards * Jim Morrison, keyboards * Tony Patler, keyboards * Brenda Jackson, keyboards * Robert G. Summers, keyboards * Johnny "Guitar" Montgomery Carson, Lead Guitar * Dave Dobler,keyboards and synthesizers * Craig Owen, drums, background vocals * Alvino Bennett, drums * Gerry Davis, drums * Marion McQuery, trumpet * David Findley, trumpet * David Jarimillo, trumpet * Gary Metz, alto sax * Jimmy Carter, tenor and soprano saxophone".
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- General_Caine yearsActive "1978".
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- General_Caine comment "General Kane (known as General Caine before 1986) was an American music group fronted by Mitch McDowell (born Mitchell Leon McDowell on June 29, 1954, in San Bernardino, California; died January 22, 1992 in San Bernardino). McDowell took the professional name General Kane in tribute to an officer who had supported his artistic ambitions when he was at military school. After leaving that institution, he formed the group Booty People with several future members of War.".
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