| | G-Unit Radio Part 5: All Eyez On Us CD G-Unit Discography of CDs
G-Unit Radio Part 5: All Eyez On Us Music G-Unit Radio Part 5: All Eyez On Us Songs | 1. | 50 Cent Intro - 50 Cent |
| 2. | All Eyez on Me - Olivia/DJ Whookid |
| 3. | I'm So Sorry - G-Unit |
| 4. | Y'All Ain't F*Ckin With Us - G-Unit |
| 5. | Untitled - The Alchemist/Lloyd Banks |
| 6. | Freestyle 1 - DJ Whookid |
| 7. | Where I'm From - G-Unit |
| 8. | Mixtape Awards Interlude - DJ Whookid |
| 9. | Freestyle 2 - DJ Whookid |
| 10. | Game Freestyle - The Game |
| 11. | Leavin' Prison Freestyle - Tony Yayo |
| 12. | Bonus Track - DJ Whookid |
| 13. | Freestyle - Stat Quo/DJ Whookid |
| 14. | Interlude - DJ Whookid |
| 15. | You Can Have Me - Olivia |
| 16. | Don't Push Me P*Ssy - 50 Cent/The Game |
| 17. | Fire - Lloyd Banks |
| 18. | Everybody in the Club Get Wit Me - Young Buck/50 Cent/DJ Whookid |
| 19. | South Side - 50 Cent |
| 20. | F*Ck You - The Game |
| 21. | Ride or Die - The Game |
| 22. | Tony Yayo Freestyle Outro - Tony Yayo |
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Chicago's Brunswick Records was one of the most successful R&B labels in the U.S. from the early 1960s until the mid 1970s. With an urban, slick-yet-funky sound, the label became the '60s home for such phenomenally successful artists as the Chi-Lites, Gene Chandler, and in particular Jackie Wilson. This extensive, well-assembled 40-song double-CD set features such Wilson hits as "Higher and Higher," "Whispers (Getting Louder)," and "I Get the Sweetest Feeling," as well as Chicago star Tyrone Davis's signature "Can I Change My Mind," Erma Franklin's feisty "Gotta Find Me a Lover," Barbara Acklin's classic "Love Makes a Woman," and the Chi-Lites' yearning "Oh Girl."
Brunswick Records was a relatively minor imprint that first popped up in the 1920s, then was passed around the corporate track, owned at one time or another by Warner Brothers, Columbia, and as the '50s rolled on, by Decca Records. Enter street-smart Detroit manager Nat Tarnopol, whose main client at the time was the dynamically talented Jackie Wilson. Wilson's debut single, "Reet Petite," appeared in 1959 on Brunswick, shooting to the top of the R&B charts, the first of 11 singles by Wilson to go Top Ten between 1959 and 1963, and Brunswick was suddenly on the map as a major player in the R&B market. By the mid-'60s, Decca had completely turned the imprint over to Tarnopol, who relocated operations for the label to Chicago in 1967 and began turning out smooth, elegant, and sophisticated productions that mixed innovative horn and string arrangements over rock-solid and proto-funky rhythm tracks and some of the sweetest vocal harmonies this side of Heaven. With a solid stable of artists that included Wilson, Gene Chandler, Tyrone Davis, Barbara Acklin, the Artistics, and the Chi-Lites, Tarnopol's Brunswick label rivaled Motown as a hit machine through the '60s and virtually established what has ...
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