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STRIPLIN, SYLVIA - SEARCHIN

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TITLE:
Searchin
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EXPAND125
STYLE:
Disco / Soul /
FORMAT:
Vinyl record
DESCRIPTION:
Vocal Disco / Soul from 1981 Re-issued - The Roy Ayers-produced 'Searchin'' is a standout groove from Sylvia Striplin's 1981 album, Give Me Your Love, which is smooth, soulful and unmistakably Ayers. The track flows with lush Rhodes keys, a rolling bassline and Striplin's silky vocals all creating a timeless blend of jazz-funk and r&b. Ayers's production is warm and hypnotic, letting each instrument breathe while building a dreamy, late-night vibe and though somewhat overlooked in its time, 'Searchin'' has since become a rare groove classic and a perfect snapshot of Ayers's melodic genius and Striplin's understated vocal allure.

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Last FM Information on Sylvia Striplin

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Sylvia Striplin is a New York based jazz and R&B vocalist. Striplin has worked with funk, jazz, and soul, vibraphonist Roy Ayers, who helped her release her 1981 album "Give Me Your Love" on the Uno Melodic record label. Striplin, along with Marva Hicks found some solo success after being in the group Eighties Ladies. She was also a part of the group, Aquarian Dream. Her song, "You Can't Turn Me Away" is featured on Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, playing on quiet storm station VCFL. This song also serves as the basis for the Notorious B.I.G/Junior Mafia hit, 'Get Money' on BigBeat Records,subsidiary of Atlantic. BigBeat label chief Craig Kallman is the judge in the video for this song. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.