Songs to strip to

I will start Samantha Fox Touch Me, another one by S Fox Can You Please Me.

Def Leppard White Lightning

Well, seeing this is music to strip to, it's got to be the classic instrumental The Stripper by David Rose. Whenever I hear it, I'm instantly taken to the UK Classic 1976 "Breakfast Sketch" by Morecambe and Wise 😄😁

Sam Brown - Stop

Obvious choice - almost all striptease scenes on TV I've seen was accompanied by this song 😃 But if seriously, it suits stripping well

I like Robert Palmer "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On" is good when I am doing a strip in front of my husband.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyNa-ReeZc8

America Girl by Tom Petty. Shook me all night long by AC/DC, Lady Marmalade, you can leave your hat on

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Garden in my Room - Merril Bainbridge (Lyrics in description)

https://youtu.be/4EGfPCVThdo?list=RD4EGfPCVThdo

I suggest you click on the link above. It's a very sensual song.

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Mouth

Song by Merril Bainbridge ‧ 1995

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https://youtu.be/bmLPbkrgiHg?list=RDbmLPbkrgiHg

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"Turn Me On"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED1B39W9b0E

@Vasbyt OMG, I have to agree with you on this one! To be honest, I never heard this song before, but clicked on the link. It is so exciting to listen to! Got me going listening to it and imagining stripping with a partner while listening to this song!

I am sure another song from Robert Palmer "Addicted to Love" must have been a stripping sound track lots and lots of times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcATvu5f9vE

Some times I have stripped in front of my husband ❤️ to it when I have been in just that mood to strip while I have been looking Him right in the eye the whole time. 😈

Many moons ago when I used to frequent pubs in the UK there was one close to me that used to have strippers on Sunday lunch times. I wasn't particularly a big fan. I figure once you seen a few they are pretty much all the same.

That being said, there was one girl who did the rounds in those days who had it down to a science. Fairly slim, almost athletic build and certainly knew how to use it. She had quite the reputation in the South of England where I lived and I had seen her a few times in different pubs and was dually impressed.

Anyway, I heard that she was going to be performing at the pub close to me. I didn't usually go in there on Sundays because they always played music really loud and I found it too much, plus it was always crowded on Sunday lunch-times.

Anyway, I did go and put up with the crowds and noise until it was her turn on stage. I have always been a Yes fan, and when they played "Roundabout" for her strip routine I was absolutely gobsmacked. It was perfect. I was mesmerized.

Whenever I hear "Roundabout" I always imagine her stripping to it.

It may seem like a strange song to strip to, but you had to be there.

Some times I have stripped in front of my husband ❤️ to it when I have been in just that mood to strip while I have been looking Him right in the eye the whole time. 😈

And it's very fitting for you, but I'd say it's the instrumental version of that track that most captures your spirit, and should be the anthem for you these days 🌹

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_5yuBUvvBA

And it's very fitting for you, but I'd say it's the instrumental version of that track that most captures your spirit, and should be the anthem for you these days 🌹

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_5yuBUvvBA

Well just you wait until later then. 😈 🔥 🔥🌹

I have always been a Yes fan,

I like this by Yes @LordJim2, "Owner of a Lonely Heart", I have stripped to that too as the sound track in front of my husband.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpIduDaggVA

The standard -- the stripper by dave rose -- https://youtu.be/_WClvK15gkk

The divinyls “I touch myself “

Spinning wheel by love hate.

Https://youtu.be/ZGNTlggpP_g?si=yCCJnNDqADxQKRlo

Bilingual - Jose Nunez

The Tubes - She's a Beauty.

The Rolling Stones - Slave

Joe Cocker - You Can Leave Your Hat on

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@greengodess The Full Monty! YES! 😃

Very appropriate is the song entitled "Zip," expressing the thoughts of a stripper as she removes each garment. It's from the classic Broadway musical "Pal Joey" by Rodgers and Hart, presented here on the Rodgers and Hammerstein website:

https://rodgersandhammerstein.com/song/pal-joey/zip/