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After several years on the underground rap circuit, E-40 released his first great album, In a Major Way, in 1995, and a year later he released his second, Tha Hall of Game, a similarly fashioned album that some fans believe is the better of the two. E-40 once again turns to producers Studio Ton, Mike Mosely, and Kevin Gardner, who had worked with him previously, but more importantly, he adds others to his production stable, employing the talents of Bay Area beatmakers Ant Banks, Rick Rock, and Tone Capone. Consequently, the productions of Tha Hall of Game are diverse while, at the same time, stylistically native to the Bay Area. As for featured guests, E-40 also keeps his company regional, employing 2Pac and Spice 1 -- who had previously appeared on In a Major Way -- on "Million Dollar Spot" and "Ring It," respectively, plus Too Short, K-Ci (of K-Ci & JoJo), and Keak da Sneak (then of 3X Krazy). "Player's Ball," featuring Too Short's rapping, K-Ci on the chorus, and a production by Ant Banks, is a clear standout, as is "Things'll Never Change," which became a hit single, thanks partly to its interpolation of Bruce Hornsby & the Range's 1986 number one hit "The Way It Is." The two aforementioned collabos, "Million Dollar Spot" and "Ring It," are also highlights. Though not as solid as In a Major Way, Tha Hall of Game is the more diverse album and includes a handful of career highlights. At any rate, both albums are among the best, if not indeed the hands-down best, of E-40's Jive output, as his subsequent releases for the label became increasingly spotty.
© Jason Birchmeier /TiVo
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Rick Rock, Producer - Rick Rock, Mixing Engineer - Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Ricardo Thomas, Composer - Ricardo Thomas, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Mike Mosley, Mixing Engineer - E-40, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Ant Banks, Producer - Ant Banks, Mixing Engineer - Ant Banks, Composer - Ant Banks, Lyricist - Todd Shaw, Composer - Todd Shaw, Lyricist - K. Ci Hailey, Composer - K. Ci Hailey, Lyricist - E-40 featuring Too $hort and K-Ci, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Marvin Whitemon, Composer - Marvin Whitemon, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Studio Ton, Producer - Studio Ton, Mixing Engineer - E-40, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Femi Ojetunde, Co-Producer - Femi Ojetunde, Mixing Engineer - E-40 featuring 2Pac and B-Legit, Performer - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Mike Mosley, Producer - Mike Mosley, Mixing Engineer - Mike Mosley, Composer - Mike Mosley, Lyricist - Tupac Shakur, Composer - Tupac Shakur, Lyricist - B-Legit, Composer - B-Legit, Lyricist
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Andre Dow, Vocal - E-40, Performer - Copyright Controlled, Composer - Copyright Controlled, Lyricist
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Ali Malek, Producer - Kevin McCord, Composer - Kevin McCord, Lyricist - E-40 featuring Suga-T, Performer - Earl Stevens, Adaptor - T. Stevens, Adaptor
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Joseph Simmons, Composer - Joseph Simmons, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Femi Ojetunde, Co-Producer - Femi Ojetunde, Composer - Femi Ojetunde, Lyricist - Darryl McDaniels, Composer - Darryl McDaniels, Lyricist - Rick Rubin, Composer - Rick Rubin, Lyricist - E-40, Performer - Mike Mosley, Producer - Mike Mosley, Mixing Engineer - Mike Mosley, Composer - Mike Mosley, Lyricist - Ephraim Galloway, Composer - Ephraim Galloway, Lyricist
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Dulon Stevens, Composer - Dulon Stevens, Lyricist - Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Kevin Gardner, Producer - Kevin Gardner, Mixing Engineer - Kevin Gardner, Composer - Kevin Gardner, Lyricist - Redwine, Producer - Louis King, Composer - Louis King, Lyricist - E-40 featuring Young Mugzi of The Mossie, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
E-40 featuring Spice 1, Keek Tha Sneak of 3x Krazy and Harm, Performer - Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Rodney Waller, Composer - Rodney Waller, Lyricist - Robert Green, Composer - Robert Green, Lyricist - Tonecapone, Producer - Tonecapone, Mixing Engineer - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Anthony Gilmour, Composer - Anthony Gilmour, Lyricist - Charles Williams, Composer - Charles Williams, Lyricist
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Mike Tha Shiek, Vocal - E-40, Performer - Copyright Controlled, Composer - Copyright Controlled, Lyricist
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Dulon Stevens, Composer - Dulon Stevens, Lyricist - Marvin Whitemon, Composer - Marvin Whitemon, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Studio Ton, Producer - Studio Ton, Mixing Engineer - E-40, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Marvin Whitemon, Adaptor - Anthony Lockett, Composer - Anthony Lockett, Lyricist - Larry Blackmon, Composer - Larry Blackmon, Lyricist - E-40 featuring B-Legit, Performer - Earl Stevens, Adaptor - Studio Ton, Producer - Studio Ton, Mixing Engineer - B-Legit, Adaptor
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Bruce Hornsby, Lyricist - Bruce Hornsby, Composer - Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Femi Ojetunde, Producer - Femi Ojetunde, Mixing Engineer - Femi Ojetunde, Composer - Femi Ojetunde, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Mike Mosley, Producer - Mike Mosley, Mixing Engineer - Mike Mosley, Composer - Mike Mosley, Lyricist - E-40 featuring Bo-Rock, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Garrick Husbands, Composer - Garrick Husbands, Lyricist - Carlos Warlick, Mixing Engineer - Ricardo Thomas, Lyricist - Ricardo Thomas, Composer - Gerald Ellis, Jr., Composer - Gerald Ellis, Jr., Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Mike Mosley, Mixing Engineer - KOKANE, Lyricist - KOKANE, Composer - Cold 187um, Composer - Cold 187um, Lyricist - E-40 featuring The Luniz, Cold 187um, Kokane, Celly Cel and T-Pup, Performer - Thomas Hudson, Composer - Thomas Hudson, Lyricist - Marcellus McCarver, Composer - Marcellus McCarver, Lyricist - Rick Rock, Producer - Rick Rock, Mixing Engineer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Marvin Whitemon, Composer - Marvin Whitemon, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Studio Ton, Producer - Studio Ton, Mixing Engineer - E-40, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Marvin Whitemon, Composer - Marvin Whitemon, Lyricist - Earl Stevens, Composer - Earl Stevens, Lyricist - Studio Ton, Producer - Studio Ton, Mixing Engineer - E-40, Performer
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
Resenha do Álbum
After several years on the underground rap circuit, E-40 released his first great album, In a Major Way, in 1995, and a year later he released his second, Tha Hall of Game, a similarly fashioned album that some fans believe is the better of the two. E-40 once again turns to producers Studio Ton, Mike Mosely, and Kevin Gardner, who had worked with him previously, but more importantly, he adds others to his production stable, employing the talents of Bay Area beatmakers Ant Banks, Rick Rock, and Tone Capone. Consequently, the productions of Tha Hall of Game are diverse while, at the same time, stylistically native to the Bay Area. As for featured guests, E-40 also keeps his company regional, employing 2Pac and Spice 1 -- who had previously appeared on In a Major Way -- on "Million Dollar Spot" and "Ring It," respectively, plus Too Short, K-Ci (of K-Ci & JoJo), and Keak da Sneak (then of 3X Krazy). "Player's Ball," featuring Too Short's rapping, K-Ci on the chorus, and a production by Ant Banks, is a clear standout, as is "Things'll Never Change," which became a hit single, thanks partly to its interpolation of Bruce Hornsby & the Range's 1986 number one hit "The Way It Is." The two aforementioned collabos, "Million Dollar Spot" and "Ring It," are also highlights. Though not as solid as In a Major Way, Tha Hall of Game is the more diverse album and includes a handful of career highlights. At any rate, both albums are among the best, if not indeed the hands-down best, of E-40's Jive output, as his subsequent releases for the label became increasingly spotty.
© Jason Birchmeier /TiVo
Sobre o álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 16 faixa(s)
- Duração total: 01:08:54
- Artistas principais: E 40
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Gravadora: Jive
- Género: Hip-Hop/Rap
(P) 1996 Zomba Recording LLC
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