Richie Rich-Do Gs Get To Go To Heaven-VLS-FLAC-1996-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Richie Rich
     Title   | Do G's Get To Go To Heaven?
     Genre   | Rap                                  Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 18:18
     Label   | Def Jam Recordings                   Store   | 1996
     Catalog | 314 574 031-1                        Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2685 kbps                            Size    | 371.08 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Do G's Get To Go To Heaven? (Radio Edit) (Feat. Bo-Roc)     4:09
     A2. Do G's Get To Go To Heaven? (LP Version) (Feat. Bo-Roc)     5:55
     B1. Do G's Get To Go To Heaven? (Instrumental)                  4:09
     B2. Do G's Get To Go To Heaven? (A Cappella) (Feat. Bo-Roc)     4:05
 Notes  
     His rapping style an influence on Snoop Doggy Dogg (by Snoop's own
     admission), Richie Rich first entered music in the late '80s with
     the Oakland-based group 415. With D-Loc, DJ Darryl, and JED, Rich
     crafted a Bay Area classic called "41Fivin'", which sold well around
     the region and spawned a Richie Rich solo album, "Don't Do It". As
     the group was ready to sign a major-label contract with Priority in
     1990, however, Richie Rich was arrested for possession of cocaine.
     415 released its next album and faded from the scene soon after,
     while Rich sat in jail; he was released a year later, and began
     appearing on tracks by the Luniz and 2Pac before forming his own
     label Oakland Hills 41510 and releasing 1/2 Thang. By 1995, Richie
     Rich had become the first Bay Area rapper to sign with New York's
     Def Jam Records, and his major-label solo debut, "Seasoned Veteran",
     was released in late 1996. His long-awaited sophomore effort, "The
     Game", was issued four years later.
     Produced by Mike Mosley & Richie Rich and dedicated to the memory of
     Tupac Shakur, "Do G's Get to Go to Heaven" was released as the
     second single off Rich's 1996 album "Seasoned Veteran".

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84M	a1-richie_rich-do_gs_get_to_go_to_heaven_(radio_edit)_(feat._bo-roc).flac
119M	a2-richie_rich-do_gs_get_to_go_to_heaven_(lp_version)_(feat._bo-roc).flac
80M	b1-richie_rich-do_gs_get_to_go_to_heaven_(instrumental).flac
73M	b2-richie_rich-do_gs_get_to_go_to_heaven_(a_cappella)_(feat._bo-roc).flac
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