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Includes liner notes by Mark Marymont.
Liner Note Author: Mark Marymont.
Personnel includes: Sylvia Vanderpool Robinson (vocals).
Sylvia Pillow Talk Songs | 1. | Pillow Talk | |
| 2. | Give It Up in Vain | |
| 3. | Sunday | |
| 4. | Don't Leave Me Starving | |
| 5. | My Thing | |
| 6. | Didn't I | |
| 7. | Had Any Lately | |
| 8. | Not on the Outside | |
| 9. | Cowards Way Out | |
| 10. | Next Time That I See You | |
| 11. | Gimme a Little Action | |
| 12. | If You Get the Notion | |
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