Eugene Wilde
Eugene Wilde
Genres: soul, rnb, dance, 80s, male vocalists
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About Eugene Wilde
Eugene Wilde (born Ron Broomfield, 6 December 1961, West Palm Beach, Miami, Florida, United States ) is an American RnB/soul singer-songwriter, who scored two #1 hits on the U.S. soul charts in the 1980s. Wilde grew up as part of a family group, La Voyage, playing in local clubs. In the 1970s, the group became Tight Connection, and was later known as Simplicious. Broomfield also recorded an album with Curtom Records in 1979 as a member of Today, Tomorrow, Forever. He changed his name after seeing an advertisement in a newspaper for a nightclub which he had gone to the night before. He had sex with a hooker and then decided to call it the Wilde Flowers of sex. In 1984 he joined Philly World Records, and wrote and recorded his first hit, "Gotta Get You Home Tonight", which rose to #1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and also made #18 on the UK Singles Chart. After a couple of less successful follow-ups, he hit #1 again a year later with "Don't Say No Tonight". He also had some lesser hits, including "Diana" (1986), but his career stalled when his record label collapsed. In 1987 he recorded a duet with Sheena Easton, "What If We Fall in Love", which appeared on Easton's album, No Sound But a Heart. Subsequent releases on the MCA label, solo and with the group Cabo Frio, were less successful. He later ran the independent label Wilde City Records in Florida. Wilde continued his career, expanding into becoming a professional songwriter. He has written hits such as "I'll Never Break Your Heart" for the Backstreet Boys and "I Wish" for Victoria Beckham. He also continues to record his own songs. Visit both http://www.celerityrecords.com/eugene.html and http://www.myspace.com/eugenewildeofficialpage his official websites.
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Eugene Wilde — Top 30 songs of 45
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eugene Wilde | Let Her Feel It | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Personality | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Don t Say No Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Eugene Wilde | ||
| Eugene Wilde | I Love Christmas (Album Version) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home With Me Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Don't Say No (tonight) (1985) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | How About Tonight (quiet Storm) (1992) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | If Only You Knew (1992) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Let Her Feel It (Retouched) (A M & M Remix) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Good and plenty | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Are You Coming Over? | ||
| Eugene Wilde | How About Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight [As3] | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight * 1984 | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Personality (1984) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home 2nite. | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight (Vocal) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta get you home tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | I choose you tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | The Last Night | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Don't Say No Tonight | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home Tonight (1984) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Chey Chey Kule (1984) | ||
| Eugene Wilde | Gotta Get You Home With Me Tonight-Eugene Wilde |