J-Swift

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J-Swift is an infamous American producer responsible for songs with groups on the Delicious Vinyl Label, most notably the Hip-Hop group The Pharcyde. He is currently the subject of a documentary called 1 more hit.

Contents

[edit] Production/Credits

[edit] 1992 The Pharcyde – Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde - Delicious Vinyl Records

1) 4 Better Or 4 Worse (Interlude) (production)
2) Oh Shit (production)
3) It's Jiggaboo Time (Skit) (production)
4) Better Or 4 Worse (production)
5) I'm That Type Of Nigga (production)
6) If I Where President (Skit) (production)
7) Soul Flower (Remix) (production)
8) On The DL (production)
9) Pack The Pipe (Interlude) (production)
10) Officer (production)
11) Ya Mama (production)
12) Passing Me By (production)
13) Return Of The B-Boy (production)
14) Quinton's On The Way (Skit) (production)
15) Pack The Pipe (production)

[edit] 1994 Quinton - Quinton's Here – Tommy Boy Records

1) Quinton's on the Way (A Jazzy Skit) (production)
2) Still Fiendin' (production)
3) Quinton's Here (production)
4) I'm Not an Mc (production)
5) Quinton's Here [instrumental] (production)
6) Ill Friend (production)

[edit] 1994 Prince – Letitgo – Warner Bros. Records

6) Letitgo (Sherm Stick Edit) (production)

[edit] 1994 The Wascals, / Masta Ace Incorporated - Class Clown (single) - Delicious Vinyl Records

1) The Wascals - Class Clown (Remix) (production)

[edit] 1995 Urban Thermo Dynamics - Manifest Destiny (single) - Payday/ffrr Records

3) Manifest Destiny (J-Swift Edit) (production)

[edit] 1995 Massive Attack – Protection – Virgin Records

4) Protection (J Swift Mix) (production)

[edit] 2000 The Pharcyde – Trust – Delicious Vinyl Records

1) Trust (Remix) (production)

[edit] 2001 Buc Fifty - Bad Man – Battle Axe Records

4) Gangster (Murderville) (production)
7) Manifest Destiny (production)

[edit] 2000 Various - Delicious Vinyl Presents... Prime Cuts Vol. 1 - Battle Axe Records

2) The Black Pack - Used To Be My Lover (production)

[edit] 1 More Hit / Crack Addiction

The Documentary "1 More Hit" follows J-Swift as he struggles to regain control of his life after a drawn out battle with an addiction to Crack cocaine.

[edit] External links


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