
Washington, D.C. bassist and vocalist Tyrone Brunson played and sang in area bands through the '70s. He was signed to the Columbia-distributed Believe in a Dream label after some demos he'd submitted impressed CBS executives in 1982. His first single, the instrumental "The Smurf", tapped into what was then a New York dance craze, and the song won international club recognition. But when the smurf trend cooled, so did Brunson. While "The Smurf" reached number 14 on the R&B charts in 1982, the follow-up, "Sticky Situation," stalled at #25.
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The Smurf
Sticky Situation
The Smurf (Single Version)
I Need Love
Hot Line
Go for it
Don't You Want It
fresh
New Wave Disco Punk Funk Rock
Hotline
Sticky Situation (Instrumental)
The Smurf (Original 12" Mix)
The Smurf (Original 12'' Mix)
The Smurf (12'')
I Need Love (Single Version)
Tyrone Brunson-The Smurf
The Smurf 12" Mix
New Wave Disco
Hot Line (Single Version)
Tell me why
Fresh (Scratch Mix)
Sticky Situation (Single Version)
at the show
Say Yeah - Dance Mix
Smurf
Tender Touch
SERVO-GO-GO
Say Yeah - Short Version
Love Triangle
The Smurf (12" mix)
head games
In Love With You
Don't Wanna Stop The Lovin'
the smurf (original 12 inch mix)
Free Bee
The method
Jet City
A Lot Of Pop
Servo Go Go
Hot Line (12 Inch Instrumental)
Space Boy
Sticky Situation - Club Mix
Knucklehead Syndrome
The Smurf 1983
The Smurf (12")
Hot Line (7 Inch Instrumental)
The Smurf (Original Mix)
The Smarf
All of Me (Mount Rushmore's Ol' Jersey Vibe)
Hot Line (12' Instrumental)
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