Chaka Demus and Pliers
The gruff-voiced toaster Chaka Demus and the silky crooner Pliers had their biggest hit with '93's "Murder She Wrote."
Chaka Demus, born John Talyer, took the name Nicodemus Jr. when he started out in the '80s, but later changed it.
Pliers, born Everton Bonner, enjoyed a successful solo career before hooking up with the equally successful Chaka Demus.
Jamaican superstar producers Sly and Robbie produced "Murder She Wrote," which features the "bam bam" riddim.
Chaka Demus's first solo hit was "One Scotch," a track he recorded with Admiral Bailey in '86.
