Gold Money (Pee Wee & Bigg Money Odis) -1992- A Day in the Life of a Player (TNT/Tommy Boy)

•  Pee Wee from The Underground Railroad
  

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Tracklist :

 

1. Youngblood

2. Cop N Blow feat. Foe Doe Caddy

3. Money feat. Shock G

4. Momma Mia

5. Mnniggaahh

6. W-E-E-D

7. Daddy Never Left Ya

8. Nothin'

9. The Hoooof

10.Standin' Ovation

11. Young Black Teenagers

Producer - Pee Wee

Rap - Bigg Money Odis & Pee Wee

Executive Producer - Atron Gregory 

Backing Vocals by Foe Doe Daddy, Jeremy "JZ" Jackson, Money B, Atron Gregory and many others...  

 

TNT Recordings with Digital Underground

Atron Gregory's TNT Recordings 

Let's notice that the album is released in the label TNT Recordings like Digital Underground's first four albums, 2Pac's first two albums, Funky Aztecs first album, Syke & Johnny's Evil Mind Gangsta's album, Smooth's two second albums and Big Syke's first solo album when he left Death Row !!

 

Bigg Money Odis 

Like 2Pac, Bigg Money Odis appeared for the first time in Digital Underground's This is an E.P. release (1991, TNT/Tommy Boy), but in "Nuttin' Nis Funky". They are together on stage in "Nuttin' Nis Freestyle" with Digital Underground, Pee Wee and Treach of Naughty By Nature at the Apollo Theater in July of 1991 (cf. Tales of a 90's N.I.G.G.A. EP).

As a mentor, like for 2Pac's first album, Shock G appears in the second track of the album... and like for "Trapped" also with Shock G, they released a video.

See the video of the single "Money" feat. Shock G

Pee Wee, member of the Underground Railroad 

The Underground Railroad was a network of safe places in South of United States in the 19th century for runaway slaves. 

2Pac gave that name to the producing team who worked on his first album 2Pacalypse Now. Most of them were members of the Digital Underground : Shock G, DJ Fuze, Jeremy JZ Jackson. Pee Wee, Stretch and Big D also worked on Digital Underground's second album Sons of P (1991, TNT/Tommy Boy).  And Pee Wee produced "Trapped" and "I Don't Give a Fuck" for 2Pac, among many unreleased and even unleaked "Rap Pack", "Trapped Original", and unconfirmed "Words of Wisdom First Version", "Neva Surrenda", "Backstabbas" and "Hymn of the 90's N.I.G.G.A.".

Pee Wee is also featured as a rapper in "I Don't Give a Fuck" !! But it is little known because he is credited by his pseudonym of "Pogo" ; like you can hear in that album, it is well Pee Wee's voice and style... He explained that the song is based on a true evening they had in town with also Schmmovy and Shock... HERE

Pee Wee also gives backing vocals in "Something Wicked", giving so the identity of three songs. 2Pac having really started to record new material for his album with Pee Wee at his house, right after the huge Digital Underground tour they made in first half of 1990 with Public Enemy, Latifah, Naughty By Nature, Heavy D (cf. The Early Years). Pee Wee is an important part of 2Pac's first album. 

He will be featured alongside 2Pac in "DFLO Shuttle", in Digital Underground's second album Sons of P, recorded the same year than 2Pacalyspse Now and released one month earlier.

Pee Wee and Bigg Money Odis will be featured also with Tupac, Money B in Funky Aztecs first album Chicano Blues (1992, TNT), in which Pee Wee also produced 6 tracks (with two other by Jeremy Jackson)...

After that, Pee Wee will be featured with Too Short, Ant Banks, Juvenile Committee, Too Short's Dangerous Crew and will produce tracks for Too Short, MC Breed, Juvenile Committee, Goldy, Dangerous Crew. Too Short's friends.

back : Pee Wee, Fuze, Bigg Money Odis, ??
front : Schmoovy??, Shock G, Money B & 2Pac