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The Southern Way:

01. Cocaine In The Back Of The Ride
02. Short Texas
03. Tell Me Something Good
04. Trill Ass Ni**a
05. 976- Bun-B
06. Use Me Up
07. Tell Me Something Good (Pimp C's Remix)

Recorded in 1990 through 1991 recorded on a TASCAM 2 track reel-to-reel recorder. The songs recorded were all recorded earlier with Big Mitch and Jalon Jackson who with Pimp C and Bun B was called “4 Black Ministers” no copies of these are known to exsist as they were sold or passed around cording to Mitch


Too Hard To Swallow:

01. Tell Me Something Good (Extended Mix)
02. Use Me Up
03. Pocket Full Of Stones
04. Short Texas
05. Cocaine In The Back Of The Ride
06. It's Too Hard To Swallow
07. Cramping My Style
08. Feel Like I'm The One Doing Dope
09. I'm So Bad
10. Trill Ass Ni**a
11. 976-Bun-B
12. Tell Me Something Good (Pimp C's Remix)

Unreleased Songs:
Groupies ft Mitchell Queen

There's alot of differences between "The Southern Way" recorded late 1991-early 1992 then the vamped-up release of Jive's "Too Hard To Swallow". Jive wouldnt pay the clearence prices for some of the samples and some samples they were denied. all 7 tracks of "The Southern Way" apper on "THTS" but changed beats and lyrics Jive wouldn't allow some of the words so tracks like "Tell Me Something Good" and "Use Me Up" were dramaticly changed for Jive's liking. the 5 new tracks had also been "edited down" other tracks left off including the tracks "Pregnant Pussy", "Muthafucka Aint Mine", "Eyes On That Haters","Trill" (not to be confused with "Trill Ass Ni**a") and some other tracks that didnt seem fit. "Eyes On Tha Haters" can be found on the UGK bootleg called "Kingz 4 Life". "Too Hard To Swallow" was released November 10,1992 and has been a good seller.

Remixes: Use Me Up has 3 different mixes Chris Levitt Mix, Ghetto Jeep Remix and Hip Hop Remix and Extended Remixes

Videos: Something Good and Use Me Up

Banned:

01. Bun B Intro
02. Pregnant Pussy
03. Pusi Mental
04. Muthafucka Ain't Mine
05. Muthafucka Ain't Mine (Instrumental)

A 5 track EP Big Tyme dropped with tracks that were left off on "Too Hard To Swallow"
and Jive allowed to get Big Tyme contract up on U.G.K.

Remixes: none

Videos: none

Supertight:

Released Version:

01. Return
02. Underground
03. It's Supposed To Bubble
04. I Left It Wet 4 You
05. Feds In Town
06. Pocket Full Of Stones pt 2
07. Front, Back & Side 2 Side
08. Protect & Serve
09. Stoned Junkee
10. Pussy Got Me Dizzy
11. Three Sixteens

Orginal Version:

01. Return
02. Underground
03. I Left It Wet For Ya
04. Pocket Full Of Stones pt 2
05. Feds In Town
06. It's Supposed To Bubble
07. Front, Back And Side To Side ft Smoke-D
08. Protect & Serve
09. Stoned Junkee
10. Pussy Got Me Dizzy ft Mr. 3-2
11. Three Sixteens ft DJ DMD
12. High Till I Die ft BoBo Luchiano & Big Mike

songs that were left off the album

93 Mac
Meanage A Trois aka Untitled Pimp C solo
High 'Till I Die ft BoBo Luchiano & Big Mike
Smooth Slangin (Bun B solo)
Weed Weed ft Mr. 3-2 & Mitchell Queen
Here They Come
Supertight ft DJ DMD


none of the songs that was taken off has ever appered on any other recordings not even bootleg except for an unmixed or mastered copy of "Menage A Trois"

The track that's known as "93 Mac" on the internet is really known as "Menage A Trois" and was supposed to be the first single for "Supertight..." but Angela Winbush wouldn't clear the sample. the real "93 Mac" has both Pimp C and Bun B over a smooth guitar beat.

the orginal intent for this cd which was released July 30,1994 was a double album called "Soul 4 Life" some songs started but never finished was songs like "Heaven" “How Long Can It Last” and "Shattered Dreams" which was later finished in 2006.

"Three Sixteens" was a diss track to Point Blank a local Houston rapper who had been dissing U.G.K. (for leaving and dissing Big Tyme Records) & DJ DMD (who was involved with the group in Port Arthur O.G. Point Blank

In this era Mr. 3-2 was in the run up to become the “3rd” member of U.G.K. but would never show up to recording sessions or shows “Weed Weed” “Pussy Got Me Dizzyy” and “Stoned Junkee” was recorded in the same session same with “Menage A Trois”

“Return” was orginal 5:12 mins but was shortned to 2:12 for the retail.

Remixes: Supposed To Bubble has a Pimp C remix to it the cassette single RMX has Bun doin an intro while the vinyl and cd singles have pimp C talking thru the intro

Video: Supposed To Bubble

Ridin Dirty:

little known facts

the orginal cd was going to be

01. Intro
02. One Day
03. Murder
04. Pinky Ring
05. You Don't Know Me Fool
06. Diamonds Up Against That Wood
07. 3 N Da Mornin
08. Touched
09. Fuck My Car
10. Thats Why I Carry
11. Hi Life
12. Good Stuff
13. Ridin Dirty
14. Outro

but last minute took off "You Don't Know Me Fool" on the cd release kept it on a few pressings on the cassette & vinyl releases though there's also a unedited version never been released.

the tracks "Hi Side", "Family Affair" "My Bitch" were supposed to be on Ridin Dirty as well

Hi Side later went to E-40s comp "Southwest Riders"

Family Affair would apper years later on Cash Money's "Baller Blockin" soundtrack

My Bitch would be featured on MDDL FNGZ debut album "TROUBLE"

the real name of "Diamonds & Wood" is Diamonds Up Against That Wood

"One Day" was intended for 3-2's solo album "The Wicked Buddah Baby" while "Do You Wanna Ride" was intended for "Ridin Dirty" for some reason they traded songs.

Remixes: One Day but remains unreleased

Videos: none

Dirty Money:

01. Let Me See It
02. Choppin' Blades
03. Look At Me
04. Ain't That A Bitch (Ask Yourself) ft Devin The Dude
05. Gold Grill ft Eightball & M.J.G.
06. P.A. Ni**a
07. Holdin' Na ft C-Note of Botany Boyz
08. Don't Say Shit ft Big Gipp of Goodie Mob
09. Dirty Money
10. Like A Pimp
11. Pimpin Ain't No Illusion ft Too Short & Kool Ace
12. Take It Off
13. Woodwheel
14. Money, Hoes & Power ft Jermaine Dupri


After 5 years of recording and delays, the album "Dirty Money" dropped November 9,2001. Jive had over 35 tracks to choose from and chose some of the weaker tracks. songs with Big Boi & Khujo, E-40 and B-Legit (not the track from that Corruptor soundtrack but a new track), newer tracks with Too Short, Scarface, and Smoke D got cut off and left in the vaults. The engineer out of spite had edited the Devin track due to "too much cussing" allthough the label claims the artists wouldnt clear the sample due to the exetreme content but new A&R at Jive denied that rumor. Other tracks were slightly changed without Bun's or Pimp's consents. Also sidenote I know how ever says track 6 beat was wack and C could have produced better that beat was made by N.O. Joe.

Let Me See It was shortened by 3:30 mins edited out Pimp’s rant on Master P and No Limit C ranted for 1:15 mins after the beat had ended

Remixes: none

Videos: (although not for the album) Take It Off and Woodwheel


U.G.K. :

Disc One:

01. Swisha & Dosha
02. Int’l Player’s Anthem ft Outkast
03. Chrome Plated Woman
04. Life Is 2009 ft Too Short
05. Da Game Belongs To Me
06. Like Dat (Remix)
07. Gravy
08. Underground Kingz
09. Grind Hard ft T.O.E. & DJ B-Do
10. Take The Hood Back ft Slim Thug MDDL FNGZ & Vicious
11. Quit Hatin The South ft Willie D & Charlie Wilson
12. Heaven
13. Trill Ni**az Don’t Die ft Z-Ro
Top Drops Down (Rock Remix) ft Cory Mo produced by DJ B-Do (Best Buy Bonus)

Disc Two:

01. How Long Can It Last ft Charlie Wilson
02. Still Ridin Dirty ft Scarface
03. Stop N Go ft Jazze Pha
04. Cocaine ft Rick Ross
05. Two Type Of Bitches ft Dizze Raskal & Pimpin Ken
06. Real Women ft Talid Kweli & Raheem DeVaughn
07. Candy
08. Tell Me How Ya Feel
09. Shattered Dreams
10. Like That
11. Next Up ft Big Daddy Kane & Kool G Rap
12. Living This Life
13. Outro
14. Int’l Player’s Anthem ft Three 6 Mafia
15. Int’l Player’s Anthem ft Three 6 Mafia (Slowed and Chopped)
16. Hit The Block ft T.I.
17. Top Drop Down ft Cory Mo (Best Buy Bonus)



The first album recorded in 6 years. The double album has sold over 500,000 copies. There aren’t many left overs cept for “Here We Go Again” “She Luv It” and “Everybody Wanna Ball” and “Hard As Hell”. “Hard As Hell” was left off due to the popularity of “Int’l Player’s Anthem” and the group and Jive didn’t wanna compete both singles so plan was to make “Hard As Hell” the lead off single for the next album. Akon also said noone else except for U.G.K. could have that beat. “Tell Me How Ya Feel” was originally “Back On The Slab” but George Micheals wouldn’t clear the sample for the hook. Songs like “How Long Can It Last” “Shattered Dreams” “Heaven” “Living This Life” “Chrome Plated Woman” has been around since 1994. The orginal “Living This Life” had an guest verse from Big Gipp of Goodie Mob on it

Singles: Stop N Go (street single) Da Game Belongs To Me Int’l Player’s Anthem Real Women

Videos: Da Game Been Good To Me Int’l Player’s Anthem



U.G.K. 4 Life:

01. Intro
02. Still On Da Grind ft Raheem DeVaughn
03. Everybody Wanna Ball
04. Feelin’ You
05. The Pimp & The Bun ft Ronald Isley
06. She Luvs It
07. 7th Street Interlude
08. Swishas & Erbs ft Sleepy Brown
09. Purse Comes First ft Big Gipp
10. Harry Asshole ft Lil Boosie & Webbie
11. Used 2 Be ft Eightball & MJG E-40 & B-Legit
12. Steal Your Mind ft Too $hort & Snoop Dogg
13. Texas Ave Interlude
14. Hard As Hell ft Akon
15. Da Game Been Good To Me
16. Outro

The final albums takes the 4 remaining self titled left overs and some of Pimp C’s solo and U.G.K. Posse material. “Feelin’ You” was a song Pimp did for the orginal U.G.K. member Big Mitch. “Used To Be” had a different beat and a verse from T.O.E. also had the missing 8 bar verse from C first verse dissing Young Jeezy “ni**a tried to say I was a snitch cause in the double X L I exposed you bitch told prices places but didn’t say names give up no connects and stayed true to the game every record you made you exposed the whole story I rappin for the d-boys you rappin for the glory…” Swishers And Herbs was a solo track meant for “Pimp C And The Naked Soul Of Sweet Jones” Steal Your Mind was an unfinished track with a whole different beat. Da Game Been Good To Me was a solo track never meant to be released. Harry Asshole featured X-Mob and was meant for their album. “7th St Interlude” came from a song recorded during “Ridin Dirty” era called “Southern Sound” while “Texas Ave Interlude” came from a whole other song. The Intro and Outro was the orginal Intro/Outro meant for the self titled album.

Singles: Da Game Been Good To Me

Videos: Da Game Been Good To Me She Luv It

4 Black Ministers did have stuff recorded but the tape is missing but save for one song the rest wound up on "The Southern Way"

both Mitch and Jalon left for football basically Mitch had a scholarship to Prarie View and dad made him go and Jalon was going to be a senior and wanted to play football

so C and Bun were left and they used C and Mitch's groups name

for a little bit yes

Pussy Got Me Dizzy
Stoned Junkee
Weed Weed

are the tracks that survived during that very brief moment

are you asking do I agree with Professor Griff?

No I don't J had nothing to do with C's death

but C didn't just pass away or died naturally...

i know more than the public do ill say that

but im not gonna post on a public forum with that info or my personal opinion

it is my belief that C didnt die like they say he did thats all I'm saying

TWICE THE POWER DOING A SHOW WITH U.G.K. AND K-SAM IN SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 1994.THIS IS A REAL ASS OLD SCHOOL UNDERGROUND HIP HOP SHOW.ITZ RAW!! SOME CHICK GOT UP ON STAGE AND TOOK OFF ALL OF HER CLOTHES.SHE ONLY HAD HEELS ON.U.G.K. RIPPED IT ON STAGE.THIS IS WHEN THEY WERE BRAND NEW.POCKET FULL OF STONES,BACK FRONT BACK AND SIDE TO SIDE.SEE ALL THE HITS PERFORMED BY THESE LEGENDS.TWICE THE POWER WAS THERE FROM THE BEGINING HOMIES.