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The Emotions, H.O.T, Alton McClain & Destiny, Honey Cone, Martha & the Vandellas, First Choice, The Supremes, The Shirelles, The Pointer Sisters, The Marvelettes, Love Unlimited
Atlantic Starr, High Fashion, Vanity 6, Evelyn "Champagne" King, Rebbie Jackson, Starpoint, Carrie Lucas, Shalamar, Mtume, The Gap Band, Ladies of the Eighties
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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. In addition to solidifying a distinctive group sound, each of the quartet's members was capable of delivering solid lead performances. 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. The group disbanded by the latter part of the decade, but the members remained active in the industry.
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Release: 1986
Label: Epic
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Release: 1985
Label: Epic
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