Lime Biography
Lime was a Canadian disco/new wave combo that consisted of lead singers Chris Marsh and Joy Dorris, and production/songwriting team Denis and Denyse LePage. A popular act in the '80s, they produced several influential singles in their genre, including the hit "Your Love." Despite their large hit, they eventually started to fade out of the public eye through the '90s, finally retiring the name in the mid-'90s. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide
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