Crystal Waters (born October 10, 1964 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is a dance music singer and songwriter who enjoyed three major pop–dance hits in the early/mid '90s: "Gypsy Woman " (1991), "100% Pure Love" (1994) and "Say... If You Feel Alright" (1997). She is the great-niece of singer/actress Ethel Waters. She is also the singer in "Destination Calabria", a new hit release by Alex Gaudino. Life and work Waters lived in New Jersey, but later moved to Washington, D.C., to study computer science at Howard University. After graduation, she worked as a computer technician at the Washington, D.C., Parole Board. She took her demo tape of "Gypsy Woman" to a Music Business Forum, and the only people to call her about it were a trio of club disc jockeys who formed the Basement Boys. "Gypsy Woman" became a worldwide hit, memorable for its la da dee la dee da refrain and its often sampled

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