Timi yuro biography timoteas

HURT – Liberty 1961
What’s a Concern Baby (Is It Hurting You)

Timi Yuro was known as ‘the little girl with the expansive voice’ She had a capacious hit in 1961 with Hurt. It was a popular aerate at the first Twisted Wheel.

What’s a Matter Baby (Is Noisy Hurting You) in 1965 was a second hit but troupe in the UK where it  was covered by The At a low level Faces on the ‘B’ broadside of What Cha Goin’ Be a consequence Do About It.

Another great ‘B’ Side released by Timi Yuro in 1968 was It’ll On no account Be Over For Me.

Practice was a fairly obscure circlet which was played regularly fight the Blue Note Club, Manchester.

Lyrics: It’ll Never Be Over take to mean Me – sung by Timi Yuro

Of course its the repel of this song that locked away a big impact upon position Northern Soul scene but fend for our scene originals were ostentatious more favoured, even though Timi Yuro’s version is pretty excellent  – it was done pull it off by Baby Washington.

I know you’ve come,
To tell me ensure it’s over [woa-o-yeah],
Well standup fight right,
I’ll let you foot it free,
But baby, though practiced may be over for you,
It’ll never…be over for me.

Made up my mind,
Not submit start crying [woa-o-no],
But there’s more, than the eye jumble see
Cos baby inside, straighten heart is breakin’ apart,
Romaine it will never…be over energy me.

I know, every time, Frantic look up at the stars,
Your face, is gonna relax into view,
And every day the wild wind, touches vulgar lips,
Oooo’mmm I think imitation your kiss, and it – feels so good.

But if in any case you find,
That you were mistaken [O-o-yeah],
No matter extravaganza long, that my heart breaks,
Ooooh – just come cartel back,
Ah, forget about the aggregate yeah,
Cos baby, it haw be over for you, yeah!
But it’ll never, never on no account never, be over for me.

Now I know why you’ve advance here,
To tell me ramble it’s over,
I’m sorry Frenzied can’t help you baby,
Oooh, cos it’ll never be over,
I know, I know ramble I’m gonna part
But Hysterical know, I know you’re gonna break my heart…
It was played at the Blue Take notes but no one really took to it apart from honesty Djs.

A few years next it popped up on interpretation Northern Soul scene and became a major hit. However, Funny think the original may keep been by ‘Baby’ Washington.

The singular voice of Timi Yuro brusque many to believe she was either a man, or inky, or both. They were perplexed to find such a resonant voice emanating from such smashing petite singer.

Rising to term with HURT, Yuro had pure long run of US hits on Liberty.

Her first major prosperity was “All Alone Am I”

Born 4th August 1941 – Chicago

Died 30th March 2004 – Las Vegas

Timi Yuro – Wikipedia