
The first artists brought to Rap-a-Lot Records after the infamous Geto Boys, 5th Ward Boyz originally comprised Andre "007" Barnes and Eric "E-Rock" Taylor. The trio originally recorded for Dewey Forker's Underground Records, but moved through a deal between Forker and Rap-a-Lot chief James Smith. The two executives helped produce the debut 5th Ward Boyz album, 1991's Ghetto Dope, which was distributed through Priority. 5th Ward Boyz released Gangsta Funk the following year, then added third member Richard "Lo-Life" Nash for 1995's Rated G.
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Wake Up
Ghetto Curse Words
Intro
Concrete Hell
Situations
Gangsta Funk
Swing Wide
Your Life
P.W.A.
Dirty
Same Ol'
Reason
My Life
Studio Gangster
The Streets
Lo Life In The Street
Busta Free
One Night Stand
5TH Ward
Death Is Calling
Down Azz Zaggin
Underground G's
Step Into My Hood
Bringing Hats
Gotta Be Down To Die
Blood, Sweat & Glory
Once Again It's On
5TH Of Ghetto
Undercover Gangstas
Punks And Guns
P**y Weed & Alcohol
Once Again Its On
Thanks For The Blessing
Outro
Funk Outro
Live Your Life
Raising Cain
Raisin Cain
PWA
Ho Shit
Somethin’ to Ride To
Pleeze
Heat
Big Faces
Same Ole Shit
I Know
Gangsta Shit
Live Remote
Bitch Pleeze
Same Ole
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