The Ultimate Bay Area Rap Collection
C-Bo
C-Bo The Bald Head Nut
Biography
C-Bo (real name Shawn Thomas) is a gangsta rap artist from the Garden Blocc neighborhood of Sacramento, California, and CEO of West Coast Mafia Records. He has sold over 3.5 million albums independently since 1993.
By age 15, C-Bo’s crimes, ranging from drug slinging to gang affiliation, landed him in the California Youth Authority (CYA). He had toyed with rapping since age 13, when his influences included Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five, Run DMC, and Blowfly, but it was during his time behind bars (1988 to 1991) that he seriously started writing lyrics and rapping. Shortly after being released from CYA, C-Bo reached out to family member Freddie “T” Smith, who himself had just served some time in the pen for drugs and arms charges but was trying to make a go of it in the music business, determined not to go back to prison. At the time (late ’91), Smith had been getting music biz tips from his cousins in up-and-coming Vallejo family group The Click (E-40, B-Legit, D-Shot, Suga T) when C-Bo convinced him that he too had serious rap talent.
In fact, so impressed was Smith with C-Bo’s skills that he soon after set up the rap label AWOL Records and C-Bo became his first act. He reportedly chose the new label name AWOL since both he and C-Bo were both newly “AWOL from parole.” Recorded in 1992, C-Bo’s first album Gas Chamber dropped a year later. Like fellow Sac-Town (Sacramento) rappers and collaborators X-Raided and Brotha Lynch Hung, C-Bo’s style was unapologetically extreme hardcore gangsta over funky mob beats courtesy of Mike Mosley and Sam Bostic. Fittingly, the album cover art was an image of C-Bo sitting in an electric chair ready to be executed. C-Bo continued this gory hardcore mob flavor with subsequent releases such as The Autopsy, Tales From the Crypt, and One Life 2 Live, all of which helped build his ever-growng, almost cult like underground following.
One collaboration in particular by the artist would give him his biggest exposure ever. In 1996, he worked with 2Pac on the album All Eyez On Me (on the two songs “Ain’t Hard To Find” and “War Stories”) which would sell over 10 million copies in the US alone and to this day is considered by many critics and fans alike to be one of the greatest rap albums of all time. Further assisting in raising C-Bo’s profile was the distribution that his label AWOL inked with Noo Trybe/Virgin by the release of his 1998 album Til’ My Casket Drops. This album contains with more of the artist’s trademark mob/ghetto tales and features collaborations from such fellow Bay Area rap stars as his cousin E-40 (with whom he had previously collaborated for the 1995 single “Birds In The Kitchen”), Spice-1 (with whom he would work with again, including on the 2006 album Trilogy Thug Lords along with Yukmouth), Mac Mall, JT the Bigga Figga, Lunasicc, Big Syke, fellow AWOL act female emcee Marvaless, Tupac proteges Outlaw Immortals, Killa Tay (with whom he would later collaborate on the 2006 album Moment Of Truth), 151, Pizzo, and the Mob Figaz.
In keeping with his gangsta rap stage image, C-Bo has had numerous run-ins with the law, especially during the nineties, a decade that the artist spent much of behind bars. One incident occurred in November 1994 during a picnic and video shoot for the song “4 Deep” in Sacramento’s Meadow View Park. As reported by Contra Costa Times, Sacramento police accused C-Bo of pulling out a gun and shooting several shots in the air amid rival gang members. The shots incited a fight that left one fan dead and three others injured. Since then, C-Bo was on the FBI’s radar, something that caught up with him in April 1996 in Cincinnati where he was arrested by local police who found a loaded handgun and one pound of marijuana in his possession.
C-Bo disputed this claim, saying that he only had a very small amount of weed on him. Regardless, the arrest cut short the recording of his album One Life 2 Live, which was to have included tracks with 2Pac, Too $hort, Scarface, and Snoop Dogg. C-Bo was moved back to California where he was incarcerated in Soledad State Prison. In July 1997, he was released early on parole after signing an agreement in which the unprecedented promise was made that he not record lyrics that “promote the gang lifestyle [or are] anti law enforcement.”
Not surprisingly, when his 1998 album Til My Casket Drops dropped in March, law enforcement took notice of the fact that it was was brimming with graphic gang tales and less than complimentary references to police and arrested the artist. As reported by the LA Times at the time the “State says [the]Sacramento performer violated parole conditions with [his] new album. Experts on 1st Amendment call the action ‘outragous.’” The album track that law enforcement officials singled out was the X-Raided (who is serving a 31 year prison sentence for conspiracy to murder) penned “Deadly Game” with the lyrics “You better swing batter batter, swing/Cos once you get your third felony/Yeah 50 years you gotta bring/It’s a deadly game of baseball/So when they try to pull you over, shoot em in the face ye’all.” One loophole in the questionable legal case against the artist was that the lyrics were written and recorded before he signed the agreement to get out of jail.
C-Bo still has a constant flow of solo releases, averaging about one a year and including 1999′s The Final Chapter, 2000′s Enemy Of The State, 2001′s Life As A Rider, 2002′s West Coast Mafia, 2003′s The Mobfather: The Return Of The Bald Head Nut & West Side Ryders (the first in the three part series), and 2006′s Money To Burn (he also released a Money To Burn Mixtape) and 100 Racks In My Pack. Besides all of those solo albums, C-Bo has also done several noteworthy collaboration recording projects such as 1999′s C-Bo’s Mob Figaz including The Jacka plus appearances from Yukmouth & Spice-1 and more, 2001′s Blocc Movement with Brotha Lynch Hung, 2004′s In Thugz We Trust with Yukmouth, and 2006′s Moment Of Truth with Killa Tay in addition to the other collaborations listed above. In 2007, C-Bo signed a record deal with G-Unit star Young Buck’s newly formed label, Ca$hville Records, with Ready 4 The World and The Rise To Fame slated as releases. There are also some recommended C-Bo collections out there, including 1995′s popular Best Of C-Bo, 2001′s C-Bo’s Best Appearances, and 2007′s West Coast Classics.
Discography |
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C-Bo – Gas Chamber |
AWOL Records, SMG Solar Music Group | 1994 |
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C-Bo – The Autopsy |
AWOL Records | 1994 |
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C-Bo – Tales From The Crypt |
AWOL Records | 1995 |
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C-Bo – The Best Of… |
AWOL Records | 1995 |
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C-Bo – One Life 2 Live
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AWOL Records | 1997 |
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C-Bo – Til My Casket Drops |
AWOL Records | 1998 |
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C-Bo – The Final Chapter |
AWOL Records | 1999 |
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C-Bo – Enemy Of The State |
West Coast Mafia, Warlock Records | 2000 |
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C-Bo’s Best Appearances ’91-’99 |
AWOL Records, On The Run Music | 2001 |
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Brotha Lynch Hung & C-Bo – Blocc Movement |
JCOR Entertainment, West Coast Mafia, Siccmade Music | 2001 |
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C-Bo – Life As A Rider |
West Coast Mafia, Warlock Records | 2002 |
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C-Bo – West Coast Mafia |
West Coast Mafia | 2002 |
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C-Bo – Bulletproof |
California Entertainment | 2003 |
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C-Bo – Desert Eagle |
Steady Mobbin Productions, Warlock Records | 2003 |
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C-Bo – The Mobfather |
West Coast Mafia | 2003 |
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C-Bo – West Side Ryders |
West Coast Mafia | 2003 |
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C-Bo’s Lost Session |
JLM Entertainment, Magma Records | 2004 |
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Yumouth & C-Bo As Thug Lordz – In Thugz We Trust |
West Coast Mafia, Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2004 |
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C-Bo – The Greatest Hits |
West Coast Mafia | 2005 |
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C-Bo – West Side Ryders II |
West Coast Mafia | 2005 |
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C-Bo Spice 1 & Yukmouth as Thug Lordz – Trilogy |
High Powered Entertainment | 2006 |
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C-Bo – Money To Burn |
West Coast Mafia | 2006 |
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C-Bo – 100 Racks In My Backpack |
Sumo Records | 2006 |
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C-Bo & Killa Tay – The Moment Of Truth |
Koch Entertainment | 2006 |
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C-Bo – West Coast Classics |
West Coast Mafia | 2007 |
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C-Bo – West Side Ryders III: The Southeast Connection |
West Coast Mafia | 2007 |
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C-Bo – West Side Ryders IV: World Wide Mob |
West Coast Mafia | 2008 |
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C-Bo – Cali Connection |
Black Market Records, 50150 Records | 2012 |
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C-Bo – Orca |
Ca$hville Recors, RBC Records, West Coast Mafia | 2012 |
Guest Appearances |
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Marvaless - Ghetto Blues |
AWOL Records | 1994 |
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Marvaless - Just Marvaless |
AWOL Records | 1995 |
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TRU - True |
No Limit Records | 1995 |
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Kollision – High Performance |
Bomb Shelter Music | 1996 |
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2Pac – All Eyez On Me |
Interscope Records | 1996 |
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Marv/Mitch & LeMay - Livin In Tha Strange |
Front Row Distribution | 1996 |
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B-Legit - The Hemp Museum |
Jive | 1996 |
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Marvaless - Wiccked |
AWOL Records | 1996 |
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DTL – Dyin’ 2 Live |
All Above Records | 1997 |
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Luniz – Oakland Blaze |
C-Note Records, Noo Trybe Records | 1997 |
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Lunasicc - Mr. Lunasicc |
AWOL Records | 1997 |
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JT The Bigga Figga - Game Tight (The Greatest Hits) |
Get Low Recordz | 1997 |
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Big O - Breezen N Max’n |
Moreno Records | 1998 |
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Lunasicc - A Million Words, A Million Dollars |
AWOL Records, Noo Trybe Records | 1998 |
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Marvaless - Fearless |
AWOL Records, Noo Trybe Records | 1998 |
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Guce - If It Ain’t Real, It Ain’t Official |
Git Paid Entertainment | 1998 |
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Killa Tay - Mr. Mafioso |
AWOL Records, Noo Trybe Records | 1998 |
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E-40 - The Element Of Surprise |
Jive | 1998 |
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Celly Cel - The G Filez |
Jive, Sick Wid’ It Records | 1998 |
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Mike Mosley - Platinum Plaques |
JLM Entertainment | 1999 |
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Mob Figaz - C-Bo’s Mob Figaz |
West Coast Mafia, Git Paid Entertainment | 1999 |
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E-40 - Charlie Hustle: Blueprint Of A Self-Made Millionaire |
Jive | 1999 |
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Pizzo - Heater Calhoun |
AWOL Records, Noo Trybe Records | 1999 |
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Celly Cel - The Best Of… |
Jive, Sick Wid’ It Records | 1999 |
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3X Krazy - Immortalized |
Big Block Records | 1999 |
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Kokane – They Call Me Mr. Kane |
Eureka Records | 1999 |
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Young Kyoz – Black Roses |
Heavy-N-Da Game Entertainment | 1999 |
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South Central Cartel – Concrete Jungle Vol. 1 |
Mouth Piece Entertainment | 1999 |
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Greedy – I Shootz This |
California Entertainment | 2000 |
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JT The Bigga Figga & Mac Mall - Beware Of Those |
Get Low Recordz | 2000 |
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Tha Gamblaz - Ghetto Platinum |
Get Low Recordz | 2000 |
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Young Kyoz - The Ghetto Made Me Crazy |
Heavy N Da Game Entertainment | 2000 |
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Assassin - Worldwide Game |
Life Or Death Records, GMG Records | 2000 |
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Mr. Kee - 14 Kt. Dreams |
Black-N-Brown Entertainment | 2000 |
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Laroo The Hard Hitta - Fear No Fate |
AWOL Records, Noo Trybe Records | 2000 |
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Killa Tay - Snake Eyes |
D1A Records | 2000 |
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Spice 1 – The Last Dance |
Thug World Entertainment | 2000 |
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CAZ – Thundadome |
Warlock Records | 2000 |
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Young Meek – South Areas Most Wanted |
M1 Records | 2001 |
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3X Krazy Presents B.A. (aka Mr. Kamakazi) – Block Report |
Big Block Records | 2001 |
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DJ Screw - 3 ‘N The Mornin’ (Part Two) |
Bigtyme Recordz | 2001 |
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Daz Dillinger & JT The Bigga Figga - Game For Sale |
Get Low Recordz | 2001 |
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Yukmouth & Tha Gamblaz - Block Shit |
Get Low Recordz | 2001 |
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Balllin’ A$$ Dame - Get Rich Quick Schemes |
High Side Records | 2001 |
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Marvaless - Ghetto Blues 2001 |
Out Of Bounds | 2001 |
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Big Hollis - Knocks 2001 |
Out Of Bounds | 2001 |
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Thugg Lordz – Regime Religion |
Regime Entertainment | 2001 |
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918 - Reincarnated |
Smugglin Records | 2001 |
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Yukmouth - Thug Lord: The New Testament |
Rap-A-Lot Records, Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2001 |
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Killa Tay - Thug Thisle |
Greedy Green Entertainment | 2001 |
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Cool Nutz – Verbal Porn |
Jus’ Family Entertainment | 2001 |
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Hollow Tip – Thug Status |
California Entertainment | 2001 |
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Blackmail – Risk Vs. Reward |
Lunar Records | 2001 |
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Preny Mo – Ridaz: The Album |
Keep’n It Real Records | 2001 |
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Dime – Poverty & Prosperity |
American Recordings | 2001 |
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Twin-G – In Tha Name Of Game |
Metro Rap Records | 2001 |
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South Central Cartel – Gangsta Conversation |
PR Records | 2001 |
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Messy Marv – Turf Politics |
Scalen Entertainment | 2002 |
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Corporate Thug$ – The High Money Faculty |
Corporate Thugs Entertainment | 2002 |
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Yukmouth – United Ghettos Of America |
Rap-A-Lot Records, Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2002 |
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10sion – 10sion |
Black-N-Brown Entertainment | 2002 |
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Luniz – Silver & Black |
Rap-A-Lot Records | 2002 |
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Celly Cel - Song’z U Can’t Find |
Boss Up Muzik, City Hall Records | 2002 |
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Nitti – Survival |
One Darknight Records | 2002 |
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Ampichino – Intergalactical |
Flam Flawless Records | 2002 |
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D-Day (From A-1) – Black Rain |
Streetwise Entertainment | 2002 |
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Chino Nino – Knockem Wit Game |
Flam Flawless Records | 2002 |
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Fat Tone – Only In Killa City |
A. Jones | 2002 |
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R. Beta & Macnificent – Overhated & Underrated Vol. 1 |
Sidewayz Entertainment | 2003 |
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Pizzo – The Tribulation… |
Out Of Bounds, Rounda World Entertainment | 2003 |
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H-Wood – Hip Hop Studios Vol. 2 |
Ruff Neck Records | 2003 |
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Rup Dog – Shitty Kruchaphino Kross Da Don |
Goodfella Records | 2003 |
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Little Bruce – California Slim |
Thizz Entertainment | 2003 |
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Louie Loc - Power Moves |
Shouman Records | 2003 |
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C-Bo Presents 151 - Code Of Tha Street |
West Coast Mafia | 2003 |
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2 N Da Chamber - Deadly Game Of Monopoly |
Big Grip Records | 2003 |
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JT The Bigga Figga – Game Tight Vol. 2 |
Get Low Recordz | 2003 |
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Yukmouth - Godzilla |
Rap-A-Lot Records | 2003 |
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Triga – I’ll Let It Go |
Krackin & Krunk Records | 2003 |
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Keak Da Sneak – G-14: Classified |
California Entertainment | 2003 |
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The Doe Boyz – Yoda House Liven |
Perubian Records | 2003 |
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Luni Coleone Aka Lunasicc – Classics |
IMN Records | 2004 |
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Skitz – Block Burners |
Still Real Records | 2004 |
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Young Ridah – One Love One Life |
Smothers Brothers Entertainment | 2004 |
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Fat Tone - I’mma Get’cha |
West Coast Mafia | 2004 |
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San Quinn – I Give You My Word |
Done Deal Entertainment | 2004 |
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Luni Coleone & Damu - Independence Day |
33rd Street Records | 2004 |
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Big Lurch – It’s All Bad |
Black Market Records | 2004 |
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Lil’ Cyco - Street Chronicles |
West Coast Mafia | 2004 |
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Super Producer Bosko – That Fire |
Jus Family Records | 2004 |
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Yukmouth – United Ghettos Of America Vol. 2 |
Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2004 |
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918 – Zaggin Gon Be Zaggin / Reincarnated |
Smugglin Records | 2004 |
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Blackmail – Risk Vs. Reward Vol. 2 |
JLM Entertainment | 2004 |
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Cool Nutz Presents Collabos |
Jus’ Family Entertainment | 2004 |
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C-Bo Presents Hindu Mafia Family |
Hindu Mafia Family Entertainment | 2004 |
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Gangsta Nutt – Checkmate |
Big City Record Fellas | 2004 |
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Slim Loc 1 – Spoils Of War |
Diamond Life Records | 2004 |
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Bink – Street Game, Money & Fame |
Fly Records | 2004 |
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AK-9ine – The Struggle |
AK9 Music, Rush Production Records | 2004 |
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H-Wood – The Major Leagues |
Ruff Neck Records | 2004 |
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Hollow Tip Presents The Mercenaries – War On The Streets |
Mercenary Entertainment | 2004 |
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Lil Cyco – Get Money Have Heart |
Mob Shop Entertainment | 2005 |
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C-Lim – Starwars (The Npire Strikes Bacc) |
Black Armor Records | 2005 |
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Luniz – Greatest Hits |
C-Note Records | 2005 |
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Spade A.k.a. Spado – Real Talk |
West Coast Mafia | 2005 |
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Mike Mosley – Platinum Plaques II |
JLM Entertainment | 2005 |
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Spice 1 - The Truth |
High Powered Entertainment | 2005 |
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Ap.9 & Fed-X Of The Mob Figaz – 17708 |
Black Market Records | 2005 |
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C-Bo’s Bluez Brotherz - The C-Section |
Paid In Full Entertainment | 2005 |
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Killa Tay - Flood The Market |
High Powered Entertainment | 2005 |
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Jayda & AP.9 – The Streets, Poetry And Pain |
Goodfella Records | 2005 |
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Mitchy Slick – Urban Survival Syndrome |
Angeles Records | 2005 |
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AK – The Teflon Don |
Fahrenheit Records | 2005 |
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First Family – The Prophecy |
First Family Entertainment | 2005 |
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Hollow Tip – The Best Of… 10 Years |
Mercenary Entertainment | 2005 |
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Doe And Mac Present Scars & Tattoos |
Upset Records | 2005 |
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Young Bleed – Rise Thru Da Ranks From Earner Tugh Capo |
West Coast Mafia | 2005 |
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Spanky Loco – Loco Life |
Street Noize, EMI Latin | 2005 |
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Speedy Aka Gotti Gotti – Flight Risk |
Integrated Label Group | 2005 |
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Al Beezy – Al Beezy |
Fully Blown Entertainment | 2005 |
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Cellski – Mr. Predicter Chapter 2 |
Inner City 2K, Koch Entertainment | 2006 |
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The Wacsta – Westcoast Resurrected |
We Whit It Entertainment | 2006 |
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AP-9 Of The Mob Figaz – Body Shotz |
Mob Figaz Entertainment | 2006 |
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Fed-X Of The Mob Figaz – Drug War |
Sumo Records | 2006 |
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Yukmouth – Million Dollar Game |
Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2006 |
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Missippi – The Book Of Life Chapter 1 |
Down In The Boonies | 2006 |
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Smigg Dirtee – The Resume |
Black Armor Records | 2006 |
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Tha Realest – Witness Tha Realest Mix Tape |
Tru Dat Entertainment | 2006 |
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Best Of Celly Cel 2: Tha Sick Wid It Dayz |
JLM Entertainment | 2007 |
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Dow Jones & Berner – Dirty Sneakers… Plenty Ways To Get It |
Bern One Entertainment | 2007 |
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151 – Power And Privilege |
Power Move Records | 2007 |
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Spade A.k.a. Spado – Still Talkin’ |
West Coast Mafia | 2007 |
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Killa Keise – Talk Of The Streets |
Demolition Man | 2007 |
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Trae – Tha Truth Show |
G-Maab Entertainment | 2007 |
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C-Bo Presents Bluez Brotherz - The C-Section Revisited |
R.N.L.G. Records | 2007 |
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Yukmouth – The City Of Dope Vol. 1 |
Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2007 |
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Mob Figaz - The Life And Times Of…. |
Mob Figaz LLC | 2007 |
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Young Noble & Fatal – Thug In Thug Out |
High Powered Entertainment | 2007 |
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Berner & Equipto – Track Money And Pack Money |
City Hall Records | 2007 |
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Yukmouth – United Ghettos Of America: Eye Candy |
Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2007 |
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Free Ap.9 & Husalah Of The Mob Figaz – Without My 5 |
Mob Figaz LLC | 2007 |
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Maniac Lok – Turf Bread & Street Cred |
Jus’ Family Entertainment | 2007 |
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J-Flo – Sick Sick ‘Em |
Unify Entertainment | 2007 |
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C-Bo Presents Marvaless – Ready Made |
Frisco Street Show, West Coast Mafia | 2007 |
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Young Bleed – Once Upon A Time In Amedica |
West Coast Mafia | 2007 |
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Los Da Monsta Aka Tommy 2 Fingas – Monstas Ball |
R.N.L.G. Records | 2007 |
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C-Bo Presents Kavio – Hitta’s On Tha Payroll |
West Coast Mafia | 2007 |
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Cyco Don Da Da – From Change To Chips |
Slow Yo Roll Records | 2007 |
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Young Doe – Welcome To The Maze |
Frisco Street Show, Sumo Records | 2007 |
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E Sharp Presents Vol. II |
E Sharp Records | 2007 |
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Laroo T.H.H. – The Corporation |
30/30 Records, Sick Wid’ It Records | 2008 |
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Little Bruce – XXX Classics |
High Speed Entertainment | 2008 |
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JT The Bigga Figga – Blueprintz |
Get Low Recordz | 2008 |
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Yukmouth – Million Dollar Mouthpiece |
Rap-A-Lot Records, Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2008 |
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Chunk – Still Breakin Em Off |
U C IT Entertainment | 2008 |
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Ambedext – The Dex Files |
Buzz Records | 2008 |
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Ap.9 Of The Mob Figaz – The Grinch |
Mob Shop Entertainment | 2008 |
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Spice 1 – Thug Reunion |
PR Records | 2008 |
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Kilo Kapanel – Plan Plot & Strategize |
Mobfioso Music | 2008 |
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Tizzle – Bars And Stripes |
2 Da Face Records | 2008 |
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Mista Maeham – Well Connected |
Millionaire Muzic Group, Ggun Range Records | 2008 |
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Street Fame – One Man Gang |
Tacced Out Tha Label | 2009 |
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Messy Marv & Berner – Blow |
Bern One Entertainment, SMC Recordings | 2009 |
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A.G. Cubano – Feet To The Street |
Demolition Men | 2009 |
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Yukmouth – The West Coast Don |
Smoke-A-Lot Records | 2009 |
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Tha Realest – Witness Tha Realest |
Team Dime Entertainment | 2009 |
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Lil’ Flip – Respect Me |
High Powered Entertainment, Clover G Records | 2009 |
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Killa Tay & Laroo T.H.H. – Fuckin’ With The Mob Is A Privilege |
Timeless Entertainment | 2009 |
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C-Thug – I Am Arizona: The Album |
Town Thizzness, SMC Recordings | 2009 |
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T-Nutty – Perfect Attendance |
Black Armor Records | 2010 |
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Marvaless – Queen Of The Mob: The Street Album |
West Coast Mafia | 2010 |
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Bueno – Maloof Money 3: Executive Decisions |
Noyz Music Group | 2011 |
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Twisted Insane – Root Of All Evil |
Brainsick Muzik | 2011 |
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The Jacka Of The Mob Figaz – Flight Risk |
Siccness.net | 2011 |
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Pimp C – Still Pimping |
Rap-A-Lot Records | 2011 |
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Ric Nutt & Ise B – Syndicate Mob Stars |
Tha Wrong Kind, South East Syndicate | 2011 |
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E-40 – The Block Brochure: Welcome 2 The Soil 2 |
Heavy On The Grind | 2012 |
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Kokane – The Legend Continues… |
Bud E. Boy | 2012 |
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Young Noble – Outlaw Nation |
Not On Label | 2012 |
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D-Shot – Ghetto |
Shot Records | 2012 |
Compilations |
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West Coast Bad Boyz – Anotha Level Of The Game |
No Limit Records | 1994 |
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D-Shot Presents Boss Ballin: The Best In Business |
Shot Records | 1995 |
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Master P Presents West Coast Bad Boyz II |
No Limit Records | 1997 |
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Who Put SAC On The Map? |
365 Music Records | 1997 |
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The Best Of Sacramento |
Black Market Records | 1998 |
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Bayriderz Compilation |
Bay Rider Entertainment | 1998 |
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D-Shot Presents Boss Ballin 2: The Mob Bosses |
Shot Records | 1998 |
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West Coast Trippin’ – AWOL Killa Compilation |
AWOL Records | 1998 |
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S.I. Riders |
Street Institute Records | 1998 |
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Black-N-Brown Presents 18 Wit A Bullet |
Black N Brown Entertainment | 1999 |
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JT The Bigga Figga & Non Stop Muzic Presents Enterprise |
Get Low Recordz, Non Stop Muzic | 1999 |
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Playaz & Ballaz |
Heavy N Da Game Entertainment | 1999 |
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Well Connected |
Swerve Records | 1999 |
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Black Market Records Presents Desperados |
Black Market Records | 1999 |
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Paper & Hate: The Conflict |
Outlawd Entertainment | 2000 |
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Hot 104 Presents Bullethead |
MaddVibes Records | 2000 |
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Mob House 2: The Mob-A-Lennium |
Mob House Records | 2000 |
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D-Shot Presents Boss Ballin Greatest Hits |
Shot Records | 2000 |
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Spice 1 Presents The Playa Rich Project |
Mobb Status, Thug World Entertainment | 2000 |
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Whoop Ass |
Mega Entertainment | 2000 |
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Obstacles (The Soundtrack) |
Shot Records | 2000 |
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Bay Area Playas 1: Fad Authentic Styles |
Snake Pit Records | 2000 |
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Bay Area Playas 2: Raining Ice In The Bay |
Anonymous, Snake Pit Records | 2000 |
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Heat Continues |
Marvelous Records | 2001 |
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The Best Of 2001 (Collectors Item) |
Get Low Recordz | 2001 |
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All Or Nothing Soundtrack |
Brave New World Records | 2001 |
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Mobb Status: Da Collections |
Mobb Status Entertainment | 2001 |
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Gangsta’s Most Wanted |
MoFo Records | 2001 |
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Legends Gangsters & Bosses |
LGB Music Group | 2001 |
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Guilty Til Proven Innocent Compilation |
2Real Records | 2001 |
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Texas To The Bay To Tennessee: Dead Locked-Up Or Rich |
Niggaz And Ese’s Records | 2001 |
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The Figgaro Presents The San Francisco City Underground Classics |
Get Low Recordz | 2001 |
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II Sicc Presents Talez From The Sicc |
Keep It Real Records | 2001 |
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Freaky Phil Presents Bay Bury-Ya |
Blue Print Records | 2001 |
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Killa Tay Presents Murder Show |
FU Payme Records | 2001 |
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Bay Area Playas 3: Ghetto Platinum |
Snake Pit Records | 2001 |
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D-Mac Presents West Coast Mobbin |
Thug Records | 2001 |
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Daz Dillinger Presents Who Ride Wit’ Us Vol. 1 – Tha Compilation |
DPG Recordz | 2001 |
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JT The Bigga Figga Presents Bay Area Bosses |
Get Low Recordz | 2001 |
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City Of Dope 4: The Return Of Califas |
Brown Man Productionz | 2001 |
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Tha Ginja Bread Man Compilation: Point Blank Range Vol. 1 & 2 |
Ginja Bread Man Muzik | 2001 |
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Mike Mosley – Major Work Soundtrack |
Steady Mobbin’ Productions, Warlock Records | 1998 |
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Mob Figaz Ridah Presents 90% Street 10% Rap |
LGB Music Group | 2002 |
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Bay Area Playas Greatest Hits |
French Braids Entertainment | 2002 |
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Bay Area Playaz 4 |
Anonymous, Snake Pit Records | 2002 |
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All Money Is Good Money |
Collect “N” Cabbage Records | 2002 |
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GOTM’s Smurf Luchiano Presents Double Jeopardy |
2Real Records | 2002 |
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Gorilla Pimpin |
M. Entertainment | 2002 |
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Luni Coleone & I-Rocc Present How The West Was Won |
Hogglife Entertainment | 2002 |
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Jacked Up (The Original Soundtrack) |
Blackstone Records | 2002 |
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Controversy Sellz (A Soundtrack From The Streetz) |
Killa Valley Entertainment | 2002 |
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Southern XXX-Posure Part II: Money, Murda And Muzik |
Body Bag Records | 2002 |
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The Best Kept Secretz Vol. 1 |
Black Armor Records | 2002 |
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Two Can Play That Game (Music From The Motion Picture) |
C-4 Entertainment | 2002 |
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Untamed Gorillas |
Pullin’ It Entertainment | 2002 |
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Urban Legendz Compilation |
Metro Records | 2002 |
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Prime Minister Presents Sac-Town’s Most Wanted |
Prime Time Entertainment | 2002 |
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Young Noble & JT The Bigga Figga Present Street Warz |
Get Low Recordz | 2002 |
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The 1st Chapter |
Certifyde Entertainment | 2003 |
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U C It Entertainment Presents Heated The Compilation |
UC It Entertainment | 2003 |
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Mob Figaz Ridah Presents Thunder Knock Vol. 1 |
LGB Music Group | 2003 |
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Spice 1 Presents Thug Disease |
Lovin’ Paper Music Group | 2003 |
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Murder Dog Magazine Presents Sac Kingz |
Out Of Bounds Records | 2002 |
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Bad Blood: Movie Soundtrack |
Brown Power Records | 2002 |
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Skrilla Warfare |
Money Tree Records | 2002 |
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Sac Sin – Point Blank Range Vol. 3 |
Nor Cal Entertainment | 2003 |
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17 Reasons (Skrewed & Chopped) |
Goldtoes Entertainment | 2003 |
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21 Gun Salute |
High Powered Entertainment | 2003 |
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Cali Boyz: California Street Life |
Out Of Bounds Records | 2004 |
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Garden Blocc Ridaz Vol. 2: Still Ridin |
UC It Entertainment | 2004 |
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Kalifornia Krime Bosses |
Stackin Chips Records | 2004 |
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Young Droop Presents Lethal Weaponz (Collector’s Edition) |
Killa Valley Entertainment | 2004 |
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That’z Gangsta |
JLM Entertainment | 2004 |
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Westcoast Playaz: The Ultimate WestCoast Rap Compilation |
Anonymous Records | 2004 |
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Stackin Chips Records Presents Street Life |
Stackin Chips Records | 2004 |
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Lil’ Flip Presents Clover G’s |
Holla Records | 2004 |
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Richie Rich Presents Grabs, Snatches & Takes |
Ten-Six Records | 2004 |
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34 Reasons: Surviving The Game |
Goldtoes Entertainment | 2004 |
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Tha Cali-Bama Connection |
GBDS Records, Do It Movin’ Entertainment | 2005 |
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Goldtoes Presents Game Untold |
Goldtoes Entertainment | 2005 |
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Live From Da Gutter |
F.U. Pay Me Records | 2005 |
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West Coast Ballin’ Vol. 3 |
TDC | 2005 |
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Who’s Making Tha Rules (The Soundtrack) |
Bonita Entertainment | 2005 |
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Who Put Sac On The Map 2?: It’s Get It On |
California Entertainment | 2005 |
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Luni Coleone & I-Rocc – How The West Was Won Vol. 2 |
Money Hungry Records, Paid In Full Entertainment | 2005 |
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Cognito Presents That’s My Mic |
Cognito Music, JLM Entertainment | 2005 |
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Who Put SAC On The Map? 2 |
Black Armor Records | 2005 |
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Neighborhood Supastarz |
215 Records | 2005 |
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Garden Blocc Ridaz: Ride Til We Die |
JLM, UC IT Entertainment | 2006 |
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Mr. Shadow Presents Thug Connection |
Sidewayz Inc. | 2006 |
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Messy Marv Presents Draped Up & Chipped Out |
Scalen LLC, SMC Recordings | 2006 |
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Yukmouth Presents West Coast Gangsta V.15 |
Siccness.net | 2006 |
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West Coast Radio |
Independent Music Network | 2006 |
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Luni Coleone Presents Anger Management: The Re-Up |
Paid In Full Entertainment | 2006 |
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The New AWOL Records Greatest Hits Vol. 1
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AWOL Records | 2006 |
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The New AWOL Records Greatest Hits Vol. 2 |
AWOL Records | 2006 |
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Spice 1 Presents Thug A$$ociation |
PR Records | 2007 |
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Timeless Entertainment Presents Bay Area Co-Op: Hyphy Vs. Gangsta |
Timeless Entertainment | 2007 |
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Who Put Sac On The Map? 3 |
California Entertainment | 2007 |
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Yayo Turf Monstaz Vol. 1 |
County Line Records | 2007 |
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JT The Bigga Figga & Assassin Present Fillmoe 2 San Jo |
Life Or Death Records | 2007 |
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The Ultimate Best Of The Works |
Death Row Records | 2007 |
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Mike Mosley Radio |
Koch Entertainment, Steady Mobbin Productions | 2008 |
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Crips Present The Left Side |
Koch Entertainment | 2008 |
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C-Bo & Omar Big-O Gooding Present Tradin’ War Stories |
West Coast Mafia | 2008 |
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Garden Blocc Classics |
JLM Entertainment | 2008 |
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DJ Daryl – Retro Collection Vol. 1 |
Bomb Shelter Music | 2009 |
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Big Drawz Of 2-11 Presents Possesion With Intent |
Felony Records | 2010 |
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Welcome To Mobville |
ADA Records | 2010 |
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The Best Of C-Note Records |
C-Note Records | 2011 |