Eugene Wilde - Don't Say No TonightRon Broomfield, aka Eugene Wilde seemed ready to become a megastar in the mid '80's. The Miami based vocalist's resonant, authoritative voice and very confident manner helped him to score number one R&B hits in 1984 and 1985 recording for the legendary Philly World label. Presented here are those 2 classic "A" sides, "Gotta Get You Home Tonight" and "Don't Say No Tonight" expertly produced and sung with plenty of suggestiveness and sentimental appeal.

Patrick Levy and Pierre ZonZon

and in bringing lesser-known (and unknown) music to public attention

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South America and Mexico

all featuring a diverse company of women

in the later part of the '00s

peppered with precise details pulled from Rose's own life that make universal themes seem personal

outright enthusiasm

Donnie Brasco / We Own the Night

Mechagodzilla

" Loosely conceptual without being a full concept album

In an attempt to reconnect with his estranged son Daniel