Artist	Song
Tyrone Davis	Turn Back the Hands of Time
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	In the Mood
from Give it Up (Turn It Loose): The Very Best of the Columbia Years (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Can I Change My Mind
from Tyrone Davis: 20 Greatest Hits (2001)
Tyrone Davis	Mom's Apple Pie
from Between the Grooves (2006)
Tyrone Davis	Turning Point
from Turning Point (2002)
Tyrone Davis	Give it Up (Turn It Loose)
from Give it Up (Turn It Loose): The Very Best of the Columbia Years (2005)
Tyrone Davis	A Woman Needs to Be Loved
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	I'll Be Right Here
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Is It Something That You Got
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Call Tyrone
from Call Tyrone (1999)
Tyrone Davis	One Way Ticket (To Nowhere)
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	I Wish It Was Me
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	This I Swear
from Give it Up (Turn It Loose): The Very Best of the Columbia Years (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Heart Failure
from In the Mood - The Best of Tyrone Davis (1996)
Tyrone Davis	Back That Thang Up
from Come to Daddy (2004)
Tyrone Davis	How Can I Forget You
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Let's Be Closer Together
from Give it Up (Turn It Loose): The Very Best of the Columbia Years (2005)
Tyrone Davis	I Had It All the Time
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	There It Is
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Bangin' the Headboard
from Come to Daddy (2004)
Tyrone Davis	Let Me Back In
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	Homewreckers
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	I Keep Coming Back
from The Ultimate Tyrone Davis (2005)
Tyrone Davis	It's So Good (to Be Home With You)
from Turning Point (2002)
Tyrone Davis	Without You In My Life
from Tyrone Davis: 20 Greatest Hits (2001)

Comment:

From his first smash single, Tyrone Davis proved that women find few words sexier than "I'm sorry" — assuming, of course, that they're delivered with T.D.'s almond-butter baritone and puppy-dog pout. From gutbucket soul to glossy disco grooves, Tyrone knew that what ladies wanted to hear was what most men were afraid to say.

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