Double Trouble

Double Trouble were an English dance record production and remixing trio in the house and hip house scene, active during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The group consisted of members Karl 'Tuff Enuff' Brown, Leigh Guest and Michael Menson and first rose to prominence through their collaborations with the Rebel MC on the Polydor/Desire releases "Just Keep Rockin'" and "Street Tuff", which reached numbers 5 and 1 respectively on the UK Indie Chart in 1989. 
"Just Keep Rockin'" then reached number 11 on the UK Singles Chart, while "Street Tuff" reached number 3, becoming their biggest hit. These two singles were included on Rebel MC's debut album, Rebel Music, as well as going on to feature on Double Trouble's own debut album, As One, which also spawned the singles "Don't Give Up", "Talk Back" and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" - a cover of the Rose Royce track.
In 1991, a club/reggae single was released, entitled "Rub-A-Dub".
==Links to Peel==
Peel played their track, 'Just Keep Rockin', on his shows in the spring of 1989. The track later peaked at number 11 in the UK singles chart during that year. No further material from the group were payed by the DJ. 
==Shows Played==
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*17 April 1989: Just Keep Rockin' (Sk'Ouse Mix) (12") Desire (JP: 'A chart bound sound, well I certainly like to think so')
*19 April 1989: Just Keep Rockin' (Sk'ouse Mix) (12" white label) Desire
*27 April 1989: Just Keep Rockin' (Sk'ouse Mix) (12" white label) Desire
*17 May 1989: Just Keep Rockin' (7") Desire
*30 May 1989 (Radio Bremen): Just Keep Rockin' (7") Desire
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
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