Tyrone Davis: Everything In Place +1
Everything In Place +1
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- Label: Funky Town Grooves, 1981
- Erscheinungstermin: 1.9.2017
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Tyrone wurde bekannt mit den Hits "Give It Up" (#2), "This I Swear" (#6), and "In The Mood" (#6, 1979).
Working as a valet / chauffeur for blues singer Freddie King, he started singing in local clubs where he was discovered by record executive / musician Harold Burrage. His early records for small record labels in the city, billed as "Tyrone the Wonder Boy", failed to register. Successful Chicago record producer Carl Davis signed him in 1968 to a new label, Dakar Records that he was starting as part of a distribution deal with Atlantic, and suggested that he change his name and he borrowed Carl's last name Tyrone Davis. Davis released about 25 singles during his seven years with Dakar, most of them big R&B sellers produced by Willie Henderson. He finally returned to the top spot with "Turning Point" in 1975. Soon afterwards, Davis switched to the major Columbia record label and recorded seven albums over the next five years with producer Leo Graham and arranger James Mack who had collaborated with him for "Turning Point". Major hits with Columbia included "Give It Up" (#2), "This I Swear" (#6), and "In The Mood" (#6, 1979). Dubbed the "king of romantic Chicago soul" by MTV, Davis' perceived vulnerability and class endeared him to female soul fans through the 1970s.
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Working as a valet / chauffeur for blues singer Freddie King, he started singing in local clubs where he was discovered by record executive / musician Harold Burrage. His early records for small record labels in the city, billed as "Tyrone the Wonder Boy", failed to register. Successful Chicago record producer Carl Davis signed him in 1968 to a new label, Dakar Records that he was starting as part of a distribution deal with Atlantic, and suggested that he change his name and he borrowed Carl's last name Tyrone Davis. Davis released about 25 singles during his seven years with Dakar, most of them big R&B sellers produced by Willie Henderson. He finally returned to the top spot with "Turning Point" in 1975. Soon afterwards, Davis switched to the major Columbia record label and recorded seven albums over the next five years with producer Leo Graham and arranger James Mack who had collaborated with him for "Turning Point". Major hits with Columbia included "Give It Up" (#2), "This I Swear" (#6), and "In The Mood" (#6, 1979). Dubbed the "king of romantic Chicago soul" by MTV, Davis' perceived vulnerability and class endeared him to female soul fans through the 1970s.
- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Just my luck
- 2 Love (ain't over there)
- 3 Headed for love
- 4 Let's be closer together
- 5 Leave well enough alone
- 6 Turn back the hands of time
- 7 You made me beautiful
- 8 I won't let go
- 9 You're heaven sent
- 10 BONUS TRACK:Just my love (7" Version)