 The success of these recordings made him one of the most in-demand vocalists on the island, and a glut of material was released, including "Fally Lover", "Warrior", "Innah Disco Style" and "Never Stop Fighting", between 1980 and 1982.In 1983, he began the year with two big hits, "Yo Yo" and "Lend Me A Chopper", and later in the year enjoyed further success with "Water Pumping", an adaptation of Hopeton Lewis' "Take It Easy", which had also served as the basis for Johnny Clarke's 1976 hit "Rockers Time Now".The hits continued with "Get Cracking", "Check For You", "Rewind" (1984), "Buddy Bye", "No Sound Like We" and "In The Area" (1985).