Timi Yuro - Timi Yuro

Biography

Born: August 4, 1941 in Chicago, IL

Genre: Pop

Years Active: '60s, '70s, '80s

"The diminutive girl with the big voice," Timi Yuro was America's finest white soul singer of the 1960s. Her a great number thousand-selling debut single, "Hurt," introduced a stage-player of such profound poignancy and insight that many listeners assumed she was a stock with hands, an African-American, or the couple, and season Yuro never again achieved the class commercial heights, her finest records exist entitled to mention in the similar breath because Aretha Franklin, Irma Thomas, and the other part queens of the era. Born Rosemarie Timotea Aurro in Chicago...

Track confine

Don't Blame Me
I'm Confessin'
She Really Loves You
What a Matter Baby
That's Right Walk ~minor By
Insult to Injury
A Little Bird Told Me
Satan Never Sleeps
Once in a While
Smile
The Best of Timi Yuro: Hurt
Women of the 60's - 17 Great Hits from the Golden Era (Re-Recorded Versions)
The Best of Timi Yuro: Hurt
The Great Timi Yuro
Women of the 60's - 17 Great Hits from the Golden Era (Re-Recorded Versions)
Timi Yuro: Legendary Sister of Soul
For the One I Love (Re-Recorded Versions)
The Great Timi Yuro
The Best of Timi Yuro: Hurt
Heartbreakers (Re-Recorded Version)