Krystol - Precious Precious album flac

krystol - precious, precious. Album: Passion from a Woman (Expanded), 1986. krystol,zouzoula,une sacré ziiic en vago,pelo,69,la trik !! Has been played on. United Kingdom 3.

Passion from a Woman. Funky Town Grooves, Razor & Tie. 4:59.

Krystol - Precious Precious. Лицензиар: SME (от лица компании "Epic").

A. Precious, Precious. Executive-Producer – Erik NuriProducer – Randy "La King" Jackson Written-By – T. Scott, W. Bryant. Precious Precious ‎(12", Promo).

Precious, Precious from Krystol (1986) (12''). This is a scan done by us, but as we have often several items in stock, it may be from a different item. Cover, Media grading.

Krystol - Precious, Precious, 04:15, . MB download mp3 full version here. Album: Passion from a Woman (Expanded). Download Krystol - Precious, Precious. Passion from a Woman (Expanded): Best 2 songs. Krystol - Passion from a Woman 02:09. Krystol - He's So Jive 05:02. Krystol: best 2 tracks. Krystol - Obsession Gettin' Ready, 2012 04:00. TITLE: Precious Precious. Last FM Information on Krystol. Please note the information is done on a artist keyword match and data is provided by LastFM. Krystol was an Black female R&B group that preceeded such R&B groups as En Vogue. Krystol is best remembered for their 1984 hit song, "Same Place Same Time. They had some hit songs both before and after this song but they are not well known. In addition to solidifying a distinctive group sound, each of the quartet's members was capable of delivering solid lead performances.

Though Krystol never achieved a knockout smash, their efforts as a mid-'80s female R&B act ultimately helped pave the way for later luminaries such as Exposé and En Vogue. Coupled with Leon Sylvers III's nouveau R&B/funk production, the resulting material was trendsetting. Krystol was ultimately the outgrowth of several earlier groups with slightly varying lineups. In the mid-'70s, Los Angeles-based teenagers Robyrda Stiger (later changing the first name spelling to Roberta), Tina Scott, and Karon Floyd formed Crystal Blue, a local act that enjoyed success in clubs such as Total Experience and Maverick's Flats.