Tyrone Davis

Tyrone Davis was a beloved American soul singer known for his smooth, heartfelt vocals and romantic ballads that resonated with fans throughout the '60s, '70s, and beyond. Born in Mississippi and raised in Chicago, Davis scored his first big hit in 1968 with "Can I Change My Mind"—a song that showcased his silky voice and marked the beginning of a successful run on the R&B charts. He followed it up with several more hits, including "Turn Back the Hands of Time" and "Turning Point," solidifying his place as one of soul music’s most consistent hitmakers.

Throughout his career, Davis worked with iconic labels like Dakar, Columbia, and later, independent imprints, always staying true to the lush, emotive sound that made him a staple of the genre. His music blended traditional soul with touches of funk and contemporary R&B, and his dedication to his craft earned him a loyal fanbase. Even decades into his career, Davis continued recording and performing, leaving behind a rich legacy of love songs and slow jams that still resonate with R&B lovers today.

Genres

Blues

Zydeco

Classic Soul

Footwork

Pop

R&b

Soul

Jazz

Contemporary R&b

Funk

Disco

Quiet Storm

Southern Soul

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Latest Release

I'm Running A Losing Race B/W I Tried Over (And Over Again)

Tyrone Davis

Single - Released July 5, 2024