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1st Down

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1st Down was a Detroit hip-hop group consisting of Jay Dee and Phat Kat.

The duo signed to Payday Records in 1995, and released one 12", "A Day Wit' The Homies", before disbanding as a group, due to label trouble. They once again reunited for Phat Kat's Dedication to the Suckers EP, in 1999,[1] which was produced entirely by Jay Dee. Some of their further collaborations can be found on Slum Village's Fan-Tas-Tic (Vol. 1), Jay Dee's Welcome 2 Detroit, and both of Phat Kat's solo albums, The Undeniable LP and Carte Blanche.

Discography

  • No Place To Go - 12" single (1993)
  • A Day Wit' The Homies EP - 12" single (1995)
    • Track listing:
      1. A Day Wit The Homiez (Radio Version)
      2. A Day Wit The Homiez (Main Version)
      3. A Day Wit The Homiez (Instrumental)
      4. A Day Wit The Homiez (Acapella)
      5. Front Street (Radio Version)
      6. Front Street (Main Version)
      7. Front Street (Instrumental)
      8. Front Street (Acapella)

References

  1. ^ Phat Kat - Dedication To The Suckers, 1999, retrieved 2023-11-21

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