Collection: Sabrina Johnston
Peace, her self-penned, gospel-tinged song on JBR Records from 1991, sets the tone for these house and garage 12-inches. The gospel thread returns on Freedom 5 with Midnight Express for Yellorange in 1998, while Satisfy My Love (Superbird Mixes) comes from Germany on Club Culture.
Sabrina Marie Johnston née Gillison
American singer, songwriter and producer. Sabrina grew up in the United States attending summer music camps, dance and voice classes before enrolling at Chaney State University as a music major.
Johnson's vocal range is stylistically diverse and distinctive, transitioning smoothly from R&B to Soul and Pop. On entering the music scene, she quickly found herself in great demand as a session singer with such artists as West Street Mob and Lauryn Hill. Johnston expanded her potential and pushed the possibilities by writing, arranging and producing the songs she sang, and also for other artists.
The self-penned, gospel-tinged Pop (dance/urban) hit, [iPeace[/i caught the attention of the [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Rolling+Stones%2C+TheThe Rolling Stones[/url, who asked her to audition for their Steel Wheels Tour. However, they lost out to JBR Records and EastWest when she was signed for a self-titled album. This was followed by the album [iYum Yum[/i several years later.
Married to Ken Johnston.
Tia Monae, Sabrina Gillison
The Andraé Crouch Singers
Johnson, Johnston, S Johnson, S Johnston, S. Johnson, S. Johnston, S.Johnson, S.Johnston, Sabrima Johnston, Sabrina Johnson, Sabrina Jonson, Sabrina Jonston, Sabrina Marie Johnston
Sabrina Johnston at Rectangle Triangle — 6 records, mostly 12", 1991–1999.
Styles in this crate: House, Garage House, Gospel, Hard House.
Labels represented include Club Culture, JBR Records.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
