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hi i am tony carlozzi from brockton massacuetts and i would like to welcome you to my page
all music on this page is music i do from my set list . i do not make any money from these song and i give full credit to the aritst i cover if you would like to hire awrongsuffered we play any place any were contac me and we can set some thing up thank you. music bio Tony first started singing at a very young age on his father's (reel to reel) recording device The first song he listened to was Don McClain's' American Pie. From there, his love of music grew. At 16, his older brother gave him his used electric guitar (which he got from Lake land,Florida). He started to take guitar lessons. After a few weeks of practice, he was judged he'd never be able to play guitar for his fingers were fat. Most people teaching him to do so would give up but he was determined to play and started to learn by himself. As he progressed, his mom bought his first new electric guitar. After years of hard work, Tony Carlozzi had been playing his own guitar and began to make his own music with his rhythm machine at home. He noticed that he has a knack on it. His music was influenced by Kenny Cheney, The Vanzant Brothers, Brad Paisley, Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson and his friend Corinne May who likewise inspired him to make his own music and the first person to believe in his talent aside from his family in the field of music. Most of Tony's songs today was inspired by his life and thing he has witnessed Tony Carlozzi took the name AWRONGSUFFERED as there have been people who wrongly suffered in this world because of other people's irresponsibility. Just like Jesus who died on the cross to save us from our sins. Tony also involved himself in activities that benefits other people. He has helped Curt Schilllin raised 5000$ for people including his Aunt Irene who suffered from Allotropic Lateral Sclerosis (AL'S). Thus, this made him decide to make Cd's and was given for free to every donor.


Tony also got involved with illumina records & ground control after Beckett Poppe a personal assistant to Ron Bellanti listend to his cover song of Kenny Chesney's you save me he then asked Ron Bellanti president of illumina records to take a listen to this song and from there Tony got involved with illumina records and ground control a nationwide anti drunk-driving campaign which use local bands from across the country to promote awareness for drunk driving. latest news, my called all i ever need my own songs wrote n composed will be out jan. 2008 please order you copy now




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