Dresta Discography of CDs

Dresta albums Seven years after it originally appeared, Kam's exceptional but scandalously neglected third LP returns in this re-release on West Coast Mafia Records. KAMNESIA sees the L.A. lyricist going all out--preaching self-reliance, violent resistance, and revolution for the ghetto in his deep baritone flow like a radical West Coast version of Chuck D. While the content remains hardcore, Kam proves he can do smoothed-out hip-hop, too, sampling the dub standard "Bam Bam" and recruiting Dresta, Jayo Felony, Spider, and Yukmouth for the thorough posse cut, "They Like Dat." Ras Kass, DJ Pooh, and Mystic also make guest appearances. Recorded at the Record Plant, Co-Stars Spot, Hollywood, California; Lithium, Ventura, California, Echo Sound, Los Feliz, California; Skip Saylor Studios, Los Angeles California. Personnel includes: Kam, Big Solo, Spider, Dresta, Jayo Felony, Yuckmouth, Jazze Pha, Mystic, Spade, Ms. Red Bone. Producers include: Jazze Pha, Jimmy "Klev" Juarez, DJ Pooh, Kip Collins, Wino.

Dresta CD discography Samples include "Riding High" (as performed by Faze-O) and "Eazy-Duz-It" (as performed by Eazy-E). Interpolations include "Gotta Find A Lover" (Roy Ayers/E. Birdsong). Recorded at Audio Achievements, Torrance, California. Includes liner notes by Yella. Full Title: One Mo Nigga Ta Go: Dedicated To The Memory Of Eazy-E. Personnel: Yella; Dirty Red, Dresta, Kokane, Traci Nelson, B.G. Knocc Out, Leicy Loc (vocals); Mike "Crazy Neck" Sims (guitar, bass, keyboards); Stan Martin (trumpet, flugelhorn); Charlie Mack, Spice, Royalty, The Twins, Bigman, Big Al, Marlon White (background vocals). Personnel: Mike Sims (guitar, keyboards); Stan "Be Bop" Martin (trumpet, flugelhorn); Twins, Royalty, Spice, Traci Nelson, Big Al, Charlie Mack (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Donovan Sound. Liner Note Author: Antoine "Yella" Carraby. Recording information: Audio Achievments. Photographer: Johnny Buzzerio. Unknown Contributor Role: Bob Campbell.

Dresta music CDs All songs co-written by A. Wicker except 'Whose The "g"' (A. Hinton/V. Concepcion) and "Do Or Die" (A. Hinton/C. Bryant). Samples include "Better Off Dead" (as performed by Ice Cube), "Hollywood Swinging" (as performed by Kool & The Gang), "Forever More (D. Blackman) and ...

Dresta discography Track Listing of songs: Intro; Musik Der Straße; Platoon; Ein Wahrer Krieger; Vodka Kartoffel; Balalajakarap 2; Skit: Pasha; Deine Tränen; Dialog; Jubiläum; Skit: Leben; Das Ist Unser Leben; Zeig Deine Flagge; Attake; Die Verteidigung; Unsere Ära; Outro;

Dresta songs Influenced by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, Kam is angry with America. On his sophomore album, he castigates the oppressive system over a deluge of big, funky beats. ~ John Bush Engineers: Josh Achziger, Mark Paladino, Bob Morse. Personnel: Kam, MC Ren, Dresta (vocals). Producers: Jess Willard, Battle Cat, E-A-Ski, CMT Productions, D.J. Quick.

Dresta CD discography Samples include "Riding High" (as performed by Faze-O) and "Eazy-Duz-It" (as performed by Eazy-E). Interpolations include "Gotta Find A Lover" (Roy Ayers/E. Birdsong). Recorded at Audio Achievements, Torrance, California. Includes liner notes by Yella. Full Title: One Mo Nigga Ta Go: Dedicated To The Memory Of Eazy-E. Personnel: Yella; Dirty Red, Dresta, Kokane, Traci Nelson, B.G. Knocc Out, Leicy Loc (vocals); Mike "Crazy Neck" Sims (guitar, bass, keyboards); Stan Martin (trumpet, flugelhorn); Charlie Mack, Spice, Royalty, The Twins, Bigman, Big Al, Marlon White (background vocals).