8 thoughts on “ Tyrone (The Wonder Boy)* - Please Consider Me / You Made Me Suffer (Vinyl) ”

1. Wonder with me was an entertaining holiday read. Just what I’ve come to expect from a Kristen Proby. Noel, Reed and Piper were the perfect little family. I loved these characters together and then set in her With Me in Seattle series and you have pure gold. Wonder with Me Reviews:

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3. Chicago-based soul producer & songwriter, collaborated frequently with Johnny Moore (5).He founded the 4 Brothers and Jadan Records labels and was the head of A&R at Blue Rock. For his publishing company, please see Jadan Music.

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4. Wonderboy, won't you take me far away from the mucky-muck man, Oh! [spoken] Take my hand! Young Nastyman, and we'll fly! Bring out your broadsword. There's the hydra. Slice his throat! And grab his scroat. You take the high road, I'll take the low. There, the crevasse, Fill it with your mighty juice.

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5. 7" Single on 45cat: Tyrone (The Wonder Boy) - Please Consider Me / You Make Me Suffer - Four Brothers - USA -

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Please Consider Me / You Made Me Suffer on Discogs. Label: 4 Brothers - • Format: Vinyl 7 Tyrone (The Wonder Boy)* - Please Consider Me / You Made Me Suffer (, Vinyl) | Discogs5/5(1).

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8. TYRONE Vinyl Records and CDs. A class act with a comfortable voice, Davis plays the wounded lover-man role with a hint of good-ole-southern-boy innocence mixed in. From the spoken pleading of "Can I Change My Mind" to the feel-good danceabilty of mid-tempo numbers like "Turn Back the Hands of Time," the Mississippi-bred, Chicago-based singer.

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