Tweedy Bird Loc - 187 Ride By - 1992 (Compton, CA)

Tracklist:


1 South Bronx Can't Touch Compton
2 (Intro) Fu'k Ya'll
3 What's Really Goin On
4 My Dick Is Predjudice
5 Comin Out The Cage
6 (Intro) Who's Makin Love
7 Stupid Shit
8 A Hoe Is A Bitch
9 Tweedy's Teed Off
10 187 Ride By
11 (Intro) A Punk Motha Fu'ka
12 Murder One
13 (Intro) Sell Out News Flash
14 Takin Out The Judges
15 (Intro) Smoking Chronic
16 Compton Blocks
17 Black Court In Session
18 (Intro) Homies Here And Gone
19 You Don't Hear Me Though
20 Jackin For Transpo


Additional Info:

Label: Dangerous Records
Year: 1992


Rodney Johnson, better known by his stage name Tweedy Bird Loc was the Compton, California based rapper emerging in the early 90's.
Tweedy, perhaps best known for initiating and organizing the hip-hop project "Broods & Crips" with producer Ronnie Phillips - a collaboration between Bloods and Crips gang members.

With only two full length albums released, Tweedy made his debut in 1992 on Par Records with "187 Ride By", nothing short of a hardcore rap album spotting disses to both KRS-One and Tim Dog, as well as carefully aimed shots at fellow Compton luminaries Miche'le and N.W.A. The album, sought-after among westcoast rap historicans, also feature early production and turntable work from Long Beach native Battlecat (Spice 1, Snoop Dogg, Game, Xzibit). "No Holds Barred" followed in 1994, but didn't live up to the attitude and rawness of the debut.