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Fat Boys the Best Part of the Fat Boys Mp3, Flac, Wma Fat Boys The Best Part Of The Fat Boys mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The Best Part Of The Fat Boys Country: US Released: 1987 MP3 version RAR size: 1718 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1671 mb WMA version RAR size: 1487 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 848 Other Formats: AUD VQF AC3 DXD WMA MP3 APE Tracklist Hide Credits The Fat Boys Are Back 1 4:18 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, D. Robinson*, K. Blow*, M. Morales* Jail House Rap 2 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, D. Robinson*, D. Reeves*, K. Blow*, L. Smith*, M. Morales*, S. 4:49 Abbatiello* Human Beat Box 3 2:16 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, M. Morales* In The House 4 3:39 Producer – Dave Ogrin, Gordon Pickett, Mark MoralesWritten-By – G. Pickett*, M. Morales* All You Can Eat 5 5:21 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, D. Robinson*, K. Blow*, M. Morales* Fat Boys 6 4:22 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, K. Blow*, M. Morales*, R. Miller*, W. Waring* Sex Machine 7 4:01 Producer – Dave OgrinWritten-By – B. Byrd*, J. Brown*, R. Lenkoff* Stick 'Em 8 4:26 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, D. Robinson*, M. Morales* Hard Core Reggae 9 4:05 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, D. Robinson*, D. Reeves*, K. Blow*, M. Morales* Rock 'N' Roll 10 3:58 Written-By – D. Wimbley*, D. Harris*, D. Robinson*, K. Blow*, M. Morales* Credits Producer – Kurtis Blow (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 6, 8 to 10) Notes (c)(p) 1987 Sutra Records Manufactured by Améric Disc Inc. Made in Canada. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 85931-1018-2 8 Matrix / Runout (CD Inner Ring Etching): Americ Disc Y0B SUS-1018 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Best Part Of The Fat Boys SUS 1018 Fat Boys Sutra Records SUS 1018 US 1987 (LP, Comp) The Best Part Of The Fat Boys SUS 103 Fat Boys Sutra Records SUS 103 US 1987 (LP, Comp) The Best Part Of The Fat Boys SUS 1018 Fat Boys Sutra Records SUS 1018 US 1987 (Cass, Comp) The Best Part Of The Fat Boys TECP-25646 Fat Boys Sutra Records TECP-25646 Japan 1991 (CD, Comp) The Best Part Of The Fat Boys SCD 103 Fat Boys Sutra Records SCD 103 US 1987 (CD, Comp) Comments about The Best Part Of The Fat Boys - Fat Boys Cesar My CD is slightly different than the one shown on here. Where the center inner part is usually clear, mine is silver like the rest of the CD. Related Music albums to The Best Part Of The Fat Boys by Fat Boys Fat Boys - Sex Machine / Beat Box Is Rocking Esy Morales, - Disco 3 - Fat Boys Fat Boys - The Fat Boys Are Back Fat Boys - Coming Back Hard Again David Morales, Janice Robinson - Love Is In The Atmosphere (Ballad Mix) Fat Boys - On And On Fat Boys - Jail House Rap.
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