Keith, Brian & A P T The Clients CD

The Clients Music

Category	Rap Albums
Label	Www.L7squarepublishing.Com
CD Universe Part number	7368068
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 14, 2006

Keith, Brian & A P T The Clients Songs

	1.	Intro Mothership to Africa - Brian Keith Akal7square
	2.	Thug Nigga's Throw Yo Guns Up - Pretty Good
	3.	M.c's Throw Ya Microphones Up - Danali the Don
	4.	Sippin On Vodka - Pretty Good & Hillery Mets & Eric Wallace
	5.	Be My Baby Mama - Chungi
	6.	Do What You Do - Chicago Plug Thugs
	7.	Nigga's Just Fuck'in With Hoes - Danali the Don
	8.	Be Ready to Rock - Pretty Good
	9.	Mothership Funk Connection Mode - Brian Keith Aka L7square
	10.	Heart Breaker - Danali the Don
	11.	Alley Nigga's Deep the Game - The Alley Niggas
	12.	Mic Checker Mc Recker - Proppa G
	13.	Running From 5 .0 - Pmp & Cpt
	14.	Thug Amthem - Danali the Don
	15.	Real Life Gettho News Streets - Brian Keith Aka L7square
	16.	I Wanna Go Outside in the Rain - Danali the Don
	17.	Alley Nigga's State Yo Name - The Alley Niggas
	18.	Return to Bass L7 Square Funkship - Brian Keith Aka L7square
	19.	The Thing's You Do - Gerald Smith

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