High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Marvin's Room (originally named Marvin Gaye Studios) is a recording studio founded by American soul musician Marvin Gaye. Created by the singer in 1975 shortly after renegotiating a deal with Motown Records, the singer built the studios in Los Angeles as a spacious apartment-like complex big enough to be a studio, a home and, for a time, a dance club. It was once called "the Studio 54 of the West Coast". There, Gaye recorded his late-'70s material including I Want You, Here, My Dear, the hit single "Got to Give It Up", his shelved Ballads album (later released as the Vulnerable album in 1997), and a shelved disco-styled album, Love Man, which was later redone and released in 1981 as In Our Lifetime. Gaye's studio would often run parties there where a vast majority of the Hollywood elite including Diana Ross and Muhammad Ali and other musicians and even politicians would be spotted. The studio was shut down due to the singer's legal and financial troubles foreclosed on his house, cars as well as the studio. Marvin's ex, Janis Gaye, said that Marvin was "emotionally crushed" by the sale of the studio in the end of 1979.

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