Born in Washington D.C. Gayle Adams was a stand up comedienne and a
rac… Read Full Bio ↴Born in Washington D.C. Gayle Adams was a stand up comedienne and a
race car driver before becoming a disco diva whom is best known for her hit singles "Love Fever", "Stretchin' Out" and "Your Love Is A Lifesaver." She made two albums for the dance-oriented Prelude label in the early eighties which were written and produced for her by Washington DC producers Willie Lester and guitarist Rodney Brown. Both Lester and Brown left the ailing Prelude label in 1983 and formed their own label in late 1983. Mainline Records was Gayle's next home and the trio's collaboration produced one final hit with the club favorite "I'm Warning You.

Stretchin' Out
Gayle Adams Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Stretchin' Out' by these artists:

Bootsy Collins Bootsy′s Rubber Band: Stretchin' Out (In A Rubber Band) Las…
Bootsy's Rubber Band Halleluia! They call me Casper! Not the friendly ghost But t…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Gayle Adams:

Baby I Need Your Loving Baby, I need your lovin' Baby, I need your lovin' Although y…
I Don't Wanna Hear It I don′t wanna hear it I don't wanna hear it I don′t…
Love Attraction Voy caminando en silencio Por donde solía ir contigo Estoy p…
Love Fever Baby, I need your lovin' Baby, I need your lovin' Although…
Stretchin Out Stretchin′ out, stretchin' out Stretchin′ out, stretchin' ou…

You Brought It On Yourself Babe, you′re hurt, feeling bad You brought it on yourself No…
Your Love Is a Life Saver I feel good, when you're near 'Cause your love tak…

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Comments from YouTube:

Manny Pintado

5y↑5

Now this was a True Paradise Garage Classic. Larry played one night about 3 times. Loved that bassline.

John Brown

3y↑1

Lady's had a classy black queen direct voice road the rhythm and gave it a second to breath you felt the music the bass was always on time and the horns was the black groove the keyboard took you back to a black church but over all it was and can never be duplicate funky music I am happy to be be aware of my sarronding thank you all the people who came before me

skfj67

7y↑7

By the time i started (or was old enough i should say) to get into Zanzibar (because they sold liquor) ...this era of music had passed and House was in heavy rotation. LARRY LEVAN was still rocking this along with the new sounds but i didn't know anything about the Paradise Garage at this time, I'm like 17/18 just starting out in the "Scene", TONY HUMPHREYS played the classics too but i don't recall the lower tempo tracks like this.