Jacroz On Tha Cool CD

On Tha Cool Music

Category	R&B Albums, Rap CDs
Label	Bent-up
Orig Year	2003
CD Universe Part number	7171705
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 13, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	67 minutes

Jacroz On Tha Cool Songs

	1.	Hustlin Feat. B.U.F.C
	2.	Go-Live Feat. J-Deuce
	3.	You Will Never Know
	4.	It's Over
	5.	On Tha Cool
	6.	Holding on Feat. Asylum
	7.	Calling Me
	8.	Hit That Feat. Joe.B
	9.	I Got It Baby
	10.	No Love
	11.	Why
	12.	Good It Gone Feat. Angel
	13.	Ballaz Feat. D.L
	14.	9til5

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