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Shirley Murdock (born May 22, 1957) is an American R&B singer-songwriter, who is best known for her 1986 R&B hit single "As We Lay" and for her vocals on Zapp and Roger hit single "Computer Love". Her lead vocal special guest appearance with SmoothJazz artist Ben Tankard, climbed to Gospel and on Billboard Top 200 on WOW Gospel 2006 and is certified Gold.

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Artist: Shirley Murdock. Album: Shirley Murdock!, 1986. Has been played on. United States 2.

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Album · 1986 · 13 Songs. Get Apple Music on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows. 13 Songs, 1 Hour 3 Minutes. Shirley Murdock! Shirley Murdock.

Murdock signed with Elektra Records and released "No More", Written by Shirley Murdock and Gregory Jackson,(Cincinnati,Ohio Funk Keyboardist and member of Zapp),which made it to number 24 R&B in early 1986. Then came her signature hit, "As We Lay", written by Zapp's Larry Troutman and keyboardist Billy Beck (of the Ohio Players) In 2009, Murdock collaborated with Teena Marie on the song "Soldier", from Marie's album Congo Square. She also appeared in the 2009 stage play A Mother's Prayer, with Johnny Gill, Robin Givens, and Jermaine Crawford. Peak chart positions.

Rhino/Elektra Tradition's The Very Best of Shirley Murdock is an excellent 16-track retrospective of her recordings for Elektra in the late '80s. This contains seven of the nine songs on her eponymous debut (or eight of 13, if you count the remixes on the record, one of which is here ), three songs from her second album, A Woman's Point of View," and three from her third record, Let There Be Love. Gregory Jackson, Shirley Murdock, Roger, Larry Troutman.