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Gayle Adams
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Born | January 5, 1952 Washington, D.C., United States |
Genres | Disco, house, post-disco, urban contemporary |
Occupation(s) | Musician |
Instruments | Vocals |
Years active | 1980–1989 |
Labels | Prelude Records |
Gayle Adams is an American singer and musician. She is famous for her popular songs like "Love Fever", "Stretch'in Out", and "Your Love Is a Lifesaver". Gayle Adams made music in the 1980s, focusing on urban contemporary and house music styles. She recorded two albums with a dance-focused music company called Prelude Records.
About Gayle Adams' Music
Gayle Adams became well-known for her unique sound. Her songs were written and produced by Willie Lester and Rodney Brown, who were music producers from Washington D.C. She released her first album in 1980.
Her Hit Songs
Gayle Adams had several songs that became very popular. Her most successful song was "Love Fever". This song reached number six on the US dance charts in 1981. It also made it to number 24 on the soul singles chart. Another one of her hits, "Stretch'in Out", reached number 64 in the UK in 1980. Her song "I'm Warning You" was also a hit in 1984.
Albums and More Music
Gayle Adams released two main studio albums:
- Gayle Adams (1980)
- Love Fever (1982)
These albums were released by Prelude Records. Later, a collection of her songs called Gayle Adams / Love Fever was released in 1997.