Some of the credit should go to producer Jason "Jay E" Epperson, who showcases a lot of talent over the course of Country Grammar. More than anything, Nelly's knack for writing - and singing - such infectious hooks makes Country Grammar an exceptional album for its time, one that transcends regional styles like Dirty South and is universal in its (Midwestern?) pop-rap appeal. Featured peformers: C-Love (executive producer), Kevin Law (executive producer), Herb Powers, Jr. There are many more tongue-twisting singalong moments like this on Country Grammar, such as "Ride wit Me" and "E.I.," enough to make the album an engaging overall listen, despite some pedestrian rapping at times. Released 6 June 2000 on Universal (catalog no. In particular, the song's tongue-twisting chorus is downright infectious: "I'm goin down down baby, yo' street in a Range Rover/Street sweeper, baby, cocked ready to let it go/Shimmy shimmy cocoa what? Listen to it pound/Light it up and take a puff, pass it to me now" - or something like that. It was released on February 13, 2001, as the third single from Nellys debut studio album, Country Grammar (2000).
47th Annual Grammy Awards for 'Best Traditional Tropical Album' nominee. If Item is listed as used it may show signs of wear. 1 Duvet cover: 68'x90' 1 Pillow sham:20'x30'. Louis rapper Nelly, who was making his national debut. Blues Childrens Classical Country Dance Dance & Electronica. By the time of Country Grammar's release in summer 2000, the album's title track had become a major hit single for the previously unknown St.
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