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 Gold Money in 1992 | |
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Origin |
Richmond, California, United States |
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Years active |
1992 |
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Label |
Tommy Boy (1992) |
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Gold Money was an American hip hop duo from Richmond, California. The duo consisted of rapper Bigg Money Odis and rapper/producer Pee-Wee, both of whom were members of Digital Underground. They released their only album, A Day in the Life of a Player, in 1992, which was unsuccessful and was not able to reach a position on any music charts. Their only single, "Money", peaked at #94 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop chart in April 1992, staying on the chart for only three weeks.
Discography[]
| Digital Underground | |
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| Members | 2Fly Eli • 2Pac • Bigg Money Odis • BINC • Chopmaster J • Clee • DJ Fuze • DJ JZ • DJ Nu-Stylez • Esinchill • Kenny K • Kent Racker • Metaphysical • Money-B • Mystic • Numskull • Pee-Wee • Saafir • Schmoovy-Schmoov • Shock G • Young Mass |
| Studio albums | Sex Packets • Sons of the P • The Body-Hat Syndrome • Future Rhythm • Who Got the Gravy? • ..Cuz a D.U. Party Don't Stop! |
| EPs | This Is an EP Release • The Greenlight EP |
| Compilation albums | The Lost Files • No Nose Job: The Legend of Digital Underground • The Best of Digital Underground: Playwutchyalike |
| Singles | "Underwater Rimes" • "Doowutchyalike" • "The Humpty Dance" • "Same Song" • "Kiss You Back" • "No Nose Job" • "The Return of the Crazy One" • "Wussup wit the Luv" • "Walk Real Kool" • "Oregano Flow" |
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