Sylk
Seide
Total Quantity Pressed:
300
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Why you'll love it...
Sylk was a short-lived soul and funk band from the Aiken, South Carolina – Augusta, Georgia border area (better known as the CSRA) who released just one album in 1983. Their self-titled (and only) album would become a much sought-after private press holy grail within the record collecting community.
Sylk was founded by Leroy Harper Jr. (sax/keyboards) and Ben Moses (bass/guitar). Soon they were also joined by key members Keith Henderson (drums/percussion) and Michael Simpkins (vocals/trombone). The band also sought out John Howard (who was known for his funky rhythm style guitar and excellent soloing) and David Sanders (a known rock keyboardist in the local scene). Later down the line George Bright and Cathey McLaughlin also teamed up with Sylk… the line-up was now complete. All member...
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Label
Gezeitenmusik
Original Release Year
1983
Release Type
Reissue
Format
1 lp
Speed
33
1/3
rpm
Vinyl Size
12 inch
Weight
180 gram
Foil Stamped
Yes
Color
Magenta & Hot Pink Galaxie
Jacket
Direct-To-Board;
Single
Pressing Location
Precision Record Pressing (PRP)
Total Pressing Quantity
300
LP 1 / Side A
| 1 You Know How To Get Down |
| 2 Movin On |
| 3 I'll Always Come Back To You |
| 4 I Just Want To Know Your Name |
LP 1 / Side B
| 1 Be Somebody |
| 2 Love Is The Key |
| 3 Lost & Lonely |
| 4 Seekin |
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