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Ron Broomfield, aka Eugene Wilde, seemed ready to become a megastar in the mid-'80s. The Miami-based vocalist, who had formerly been with <a href="spotify:artist:3WMkaGq3GNOZxOJQizaz1K">Life</a>, had a resonant, authoritative voice and very confident manner. He scored number one R&B hits in 1984 and 1985 recording for Philly W. Records. "Gotta Get You Home Tonight" and "Don't Say No Tonight" were lyrically predictable, but expertly produced and sang with plenty of suggestiveness and sentimental appeal. Wilde scored one more Top Ten hit with "Diana" in 1986, but switched to MCA and soon lost his momentum. Wilde later sang lead vocals for <a href="spotify:artist:5WPoiQNenPa7FtzSl3IfZP">Cabo Frio</a> on their Zebra/MCA LP before trying again in vain with I Choose You Tonight in 1989. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi
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