Sylistics - Fabulous - Limited - VINYL LP
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Red/Orange Marble colored vinyl. The Stylistics' fifth album (from 1976) brought in disco icon Van McCoy to produce a more dance-friendly sound, and the result was, well, fabulous! Album Tracks 1. Because I Love You, Girl 2. Can't Help Falling in Love 3. Maybe It's Because You're Lonely 4. You Are 5. It's So Good 6. Sixteen Bars 7. Baby, Don't Change Your Mind 8. I Will Love You Always 9. Starvin' for Love 10. You Ought to Be with Me
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- GenreRockDescriptionRed/Orange Marble colored vinyl. The Stylistics' fifth album (from 1976) brought in disco icon Van McCoy to produce a more dance-friendly sound, and the result was, well, fabulous! Album Tracks 1. Because I Love You, Girl 2. Can't Help Falling in Love 3. Maybe It's Because You're Lonely 4. You Are 5. It's So Good 6. Sixteen Bars 7. Baby, Don't Change Your Mind 8. I Will Love You Always 9. Starvin' for Love 10. You Ought to Be with MeArtistSylisticsTitleFabulous - LimitedFormatVINYLLabelUnidisc Records
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