| | Khayree Sessions Vol. 1 CD
take a hip hop trip back in time on this 14 track compilation feat. songs from the early 1990s; Khayree is the producer who brought together the talents of Vallejo, CA-based rap artists Mac Dre, Mac Mall, Ray Luv & Young Lay, inc. the songs "Too Hard For
Contains 14 tracks.
Performers include: Mac Dre, Mac Mall, Ray Luv, Young Lay. Khayree Sessions Vol. 1 Music Khayree Sessions Vol. 1 Songs | 1. | Too Hard for the Fuckin' Radio - Mac Dre |
| 2. | Get Ya Money On! - Ray Luv |
| 3. | Sic Wit Tis - Mac Mall |
| 4. | All About My Fetti - Young Lay |
| 5. | California Lovin' - Coolio/Mac Dre |
| 6. | Luv from Ah "G" - Ray Luv |
| 7. | She'll Play This! - Problem Child |
| 8. | Mo Careful - Ray Luv |
| 9. | My Opinion - Mac Mall |
| 10. | My Chevy - Mac Dre/Mac Mall |
| 11. | Ghetto Theme - Eboni Foster/Mac Mall |
| 12. | Bubble - Ray Luv/Young Dre |
| 13. | Got 2 Survive - Young Lay |
| 14. | Game Is Thick, The - Jon Oliver |
| 15. | [Untitled Hidden Track] - (hidden track) |
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