FTL-Come Back Darryl White 9:26:23 1.50 PM
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FTL-Come Back Darryl White 9:26:23 1.50 PM
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Cover Art by: Gail Nobles
Have you heard of the single Darryl White? He is the son of Barry White talks and sings just like his father. He made a song titled Me Holding You. Daryyl has his father’s style, but his voice sounds younger than his father's voice. When he sings, he talks he talks smooth just like him. Darryl has a deep bass voice as well.
In my opinion, I dont’t think that Darryl is in the shadow of his father Barry White at all. If he would come back and sing more songs and continue his singing career. If I were a music producer, I would go find him. I wouldn't care about the media and what the headlines say about his battle with his ex stepmother. And I wouldn't worry if he measured up to his father's burial or not. Darryl is his own person with talent. Some things he took after his father and some things he took out that his mother. And when he was born, he was born another human being.
Come back Darryl White if you can. Come back and sing more songs. Your talent wasn't given to you for nothing. You have a purpose too, and people did notice you. There were people that did like your singing.
Wherever you are, I hope that you are well. Never give up on your talent. Never give up on your dreams.
I'm Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to Finding the Legends on the Buzzly Podcast.
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