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ALWAYS THERE LOL !!!!
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Phyllis Hyman - It's About Me
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Phyllis Hyman 1998 Forever With You / Unreleaded tracks from 1985 - 1995
" Forever With You " de Phyllis Hyman est le cent quarante neuvième et dernier album du label . Il parait trois ans après la mort de Phyllis Hyman sur le label Philadelphia International Records 53878-30902-9 [ US ] , le 28 Juillet 1998 et regroupe 12 chansons inédites enregistrées entre 1985 et 1995 .
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ALWAYS THERE AND THERE AND THERE !!
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PRIVATE 2 / JAPAN EDITION ONLY CD'S FROM JAPAN !!
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Kool & The Gang 1986 Forever / 2016 - Deluxe Edition Double CD
Disc: 1
1. Victory
2. I.B.M.C.
3. Stone Love
4. Forever
5. Holiday
6. Peacemaker
7. Broadway
8. Special Way
10. Special Way (12inch)
11. Special Way (7inch)
12. Special Way (instrumental)
13. Peacemaker (12inch)
14. Peacemaker (acapella)
15. Peacemaker (new version)
Disc: 2
1. Peacemaker (dub version)2. Peacemaker (7inch)
3. Victory (club mix)
4. Victory (extended version)
5. Victory (7inch)
6. Victory (instrumental)
7. Stone Love (club mix)
8. Stone love (7inch)
9. Stone Love (dub version)
10. Ladies Night (eumir deodato's remix)
11. Get Down On It (extended remix)
12. Dance Champion
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ALWAYS CD'S LOL NO MP3 !!
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Eruption Featuring Precious Wilson 1977 Expanded Edition BBR 2016
1. I CAN’T STAND THE RAIN
2. MOVIN’
3. I’LL TAKE YOU THERE
4. COMPUTER LOVE
5. THE WAY WE WERE
6. DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT FEELS LIKE 7. BE YOURSELF
8. I CAN’T CARRY ON
9. WAYWARD LOVE
10. PARTY, PARTY
BONUS TRACKS
11. LET ME TAKE YOU BACK IN TIME
12. FUNKY LOVER
13. LOVE IS A FEELIN’
14. I CAN’T STAND THE RAIN (SINGLE VERSION)
15. PARTY, PARTY (U.S. 12” DISCO VERSION)
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Bobby Womack / Facts Of Life + I Don't Know What The World Is Coming To
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Pebbles - Greatest Hits (2000)
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Pebbles (1995) Straight From My Heart (Japan)
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Pebbles (1990) Always (1996) Japan
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Pebbles (1987) Pebbles (1991) Japan
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Pebbles ( Perri Arnette McKissack ) Bio + Discography
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Pebbles (born Perri Arnette McKissack on November 6, 1966 in Oakland, California) was a female R&B singer from the late '80s\early '90s.She got the nickname "Pebbles" at the age of 10 for her resemblance of Fred & Wilma Flintstone's daughter, Pebbles from "The Flintstones." She is the cousin of R&B singer, Cherrelle.
At a young age, Pebbles entered talent shows & put together dance troupes. She studied classical opera and ballet and started singing during her high school years.
In the early 80s, she got her first start in the music business as a backup singer for band leader\percussionist Bill Summers and the funk music band Con Funk Shun. She even co-wrote one of Con Funk Shun's hit songs, "Body Lovers" when she was only 16 years old.
At the age of 18, Pebbles gave birth to her daughter Ashley and was told that she had ruined her chances of becoming anything in life because of her pregnancy at a young age. Then, she married Ashley's father, George L. Smith (who was 20 years her senior).
Pebbles and George started their own management company, Pacific Cal. As she was working on her demo, she sang background vocals for artists such as Sister Sledge and Bill Summers.
In 1986, Pebbles signed to MCA Records. Her first single "Love\Hate" (was featured on the "Beverly Hills Cop II" movie soundtrack) peaked at #34 on Billboard's Hot Dance Music\Maxi-Singles Sales chart.
On November 16, 1987, Pebbles released her self-titled debut album which peaked at #14 on the Billboard 200 and #5 on Billboard's R&B Albums chart. 
The song even charted in the U.K., peaking at #42 on the U.K. Singles chart. "Mercedes Boy" was performed on "Soul Train" where it was correctly predicted to become a Top 10 hit.
Pebbles promoted her album with appearances on television such as "American Bandstand" and "Soul Train." During that time, she divorced from George L. Smith. In 1989, Pebbles remarried to music producer, L.A. Reid and in November of that same year, she gave birth to her son, Aaron.
Pebbles formed the Atlanta-based production company, entitled Pebbitone, which discovered R&B trio, TLC.
The second single "Love Makes Things Happen" featuring Babyface, peaked at #13 on the Billboard Hot 100, #24 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart, and topped Billboard's Hot R&B Singles chart for 2 weeks, staying on the chart for 22 weeks.
During the time of the success of Pebbles' second album, Pebbles became friends with late R&B singer Whitney Houston who joined her to help promote her second album. They also appeared on "The Arsenio Hall Show" and "Friday Night Videos." Pebbles was even a bridesmaid at Whitney's wedding to Bobby Brown in 1992.
Pebbles started to work behind the scenes of the music biz. She helped develop music acts such as Toni Braxton & Damian Dame. As she took TLC under her wing by becoming their manager, they became one of the most hottest, popular music acts of the 90s.
By 1995, tensions arose between Pebbles and TLC causing TLC to end up filing for bankruptcy because of claims that Pebbles was mismanaging their money, but she has denied these claims. She and TLC eventually went their separate ways.
According to L.A. Reid, the dispute was one of the breaking points of their marriage. In 1996, they divorced.
By 1995, tensions arose between Pebbles and TLC causing TLC to end up filing for bankruptcy because of claims that Pebbles was mismanaging their money, but she has denied these claims. She and TLC eventually went their separate ways.
According to L.A. Reid, the dispute was one of the breaking points of their marriage. In 1996, they divorced.
On September 12, 1995, Pebbles released her third album "Straight From My Heart" which peaked at #43 on Billboard's R&B Albums chart. She dedicated the album to her deceased cousin who committed suicide. Despite working with producers Sean "Puffy" Combs & Mario Winans, the album was unsuccessful.
The only single to chart from the album was "Are You Ready?" which peaked at #38 on Billboard's Hot R&B Singles chart, staying on the chart for 14 weeks.
She also started a relationship with Mario Winans and helped him get a record deal with Motown Records. Later on, Pebbles signed with A&M Records under hit producers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.
She also started a relationship with Mario Winans and helped him get a record deal with Motown Records. Later on, Pebbles signed with A&M Records under hit producers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.
When Jam and Lewis left the label, she was offered a label deal where she started the record label, Savvy Records (which was distributed by MCA Records). Despite signing musical acts such as Parental Advisory, she shut down Savvy Records in 1997.
Due to the troubles she faced, Pebbles went into a severe depression, but recovered with help & support from her friends and family. In 1997, she underwent a religious conversion and under the name, Sister Perri, she founded Women of God Changing Lives Through Christ (or W.O.G.C.L.) a year later.
In 2000, Pebbles remarried once again to former baseball player, Otis Nixon, but they divorced in 2004.
In February of 2011, she was named the host/executive producer of Essence magazine's national R&B search. She has also released her first Prophetic Prayer Proclamation book & CD, "Child of the Breakthrough."
These days, Pebbles currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Fredi Grace & Rhinestone 1982 Get On Your Mark (Expanded Edition) 2016
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Kenny G 1983 G Force (Expanded Edition) 2016
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Leon Haywood Intimate (Expanded Edition) 2016
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Fredi Grace & Rhinestone 1983 Tight (Expanded Edition) 2016
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Isley Jasper Isley Caravan Of Love (Expanded Edition) 2016
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