Big Shug - Diamond Report (CD) (US Import)
Big Shug - Diamond Report (CD) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Big Shug
- EAN/UPC
- 0853044003793
- Product Type
- CD
- Cat No
- BRK 179
- Released
- 2019
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Brick Records
- Music Genre
- Hip-hop
- Styles
- Hip Hop
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Description
Big Shug — The Diamond Report
Format: CD • Label: Brick Records (BRK 179) • Released: 2019 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Hip Hop
Tracklist:
1. Diamond Report (Intro)
2. EMF
3. Dirty Rat
4. Keep It Cool
5. Old Man Rapper
6. Doing My Shit
7. Don't Understand
8. I Gotcha
9. Stay The Course
10. Interlude
11. Still Big
12. All I Need Is You
13. Okay
14. Too Much
15. Play Your Hand
16. No Real Rappers
17. Days Of My Life
18. Get Some
19. Why Hate
20. You Ain't About It
Imported from the USA.
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Big Shug - The Diamond Report Full Album
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About the artist
Big Shug, born Cary Guy on December 13, 1961, in Boston, Massachusetts, specifically in the Mattapan neighborhood, is a hip-hop artist and a member of the Gang Starr Foundation. He was initially a part of the collective surrounding Guru and DJ Premier but was unable to actively participate with Gang Starr during the group's peak success in the 1990s due to a prison sentence. Shug's career began in the 1980s, and after serving his sentence, he resumed his music career in the 1990s. He released solo albums such as Who’s Hard? (2005) and Street Champ (2007), known for his deep voice and straightforward, honest lyrics. Despite his earlier incarceration, Shug remained closely connected to the Gang Starr Foundation and played a key role in supporting artists within the collective.
Source: Discogs