Ghetto Mafia Draw The Line CD

Draw The Line Music

Category	R&B Albums, Rap CDs, Blues, Gangsta
Label	Ichiban
Orig Year	1994
All Time Sales Rank	589864
CD Universe Part number	1434744
Catalog number	54837
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 15, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	43 minutes
Personnel	Nino Wicked - vocals Edgar Boney E Hinton - guitar Jeanette Wright Black - background vocals Also: M.C. Breed, Spec, Torrance Scott, Gunja, Jeanette Black

Ghetto Mafia Draw The Line Songs

1.	Intro	$0.99
2.	Life of a Sniper
3.	Everyday Thang in da Hood
4.	Special Delivery
5.	Mr. President
6.	Organized Crime
7.	Draw the Line
8.	Real Motha ******
9.	Cost to Be the Boss
10.	Facts of Life
11.	A-Town
12.	One Less B****
13.	Downtown Glory

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