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Harlem's American Gangster
Hip-Hop · 2008 · 17 tracks

Harlem's American Gangster

Jim Jones

February 19, 2008 · Koch Records

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A high-stakes blend of street-level grit and executive-level confidence.

Tracklist · 17 Tracks
01
Intro
5:06
02
The King
2:58
03
Love Me No More
2:41
04
Dame Dash Skit #1
0:35
05
Byrd Gang Money
4:26
06
Stay Ballin’
2:10
07
Dame Dash Skit #2
1:04
08
Come On, Come On
2:58
09
I Gotta Have It
3:05
10
Dame Dash Skit #3
0:36
11
Up in Harlem
1:37
12
American Gangster
2:36
13
Lifestyle
3:34
14
Dame Dash Skit #4
1:49
15
Lookin’ at the Game
3:56
16
Rockefeller Laws
4:47
17
No Fuss
3:32
Moments Worth Listening For
The soulful, pleading hook of Love Me No More contrasting with Jim's gritty verses about escaping the ghetto.
Dame Dash's frequent interjections providing a high-stakes executive narrative throughout the tracklist.
The heavy bass drop and strip-club energy of No Fuss shifting the album's tone toward pure hedonism.
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