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The Best of the Fat Boys

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Download links and information about The Best of the Fat Boys by The Fat Boys. This album was released in 2010 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap genres. It contains 27 tracks with total duration of 01:47:43 minutes.

Artist: The Fat Boys
Release date: 2010
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Tracks: 27
Duration: 01:47:43
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Fat Boys (Disco 3) 4:30
2. Human Beat Box 2:18
3. Jail House Rap 5:08
4. Don't Be Stupid 5:37
5. All You Can Eat 3:27
6. Sex Machine 4:07
7. Baby You're a Rich Man 6:19
8. The Twist (Yo, Twist!) [feat. Chubby Checker] 4:08
9. Lie-Z (7" Lie) 4:29
10. We Can Do This 4:14
11. Jellyroll 3:19
12. Coming Back Hard Again 3:23
13. Powerlord 3:01
14. Can You Feel It 4:37
15. The Fat Boys Are Back 4:25
16. Hard Core Reggae 4:34
17. In the House 3:43
18. Falling In Love 4:35
19. Wipeout (feat. The Beach Boys) 4:01
20. Are You Ready for Freddy 3:34
21. Louie, Louie 3:54
22. Just Loungin' 4:00
23. Rock the House, Ya'll 3:05
24. Back and Forth 2:44
25. Big Daddy 3:46
26. All Day Lover 4:02
27. Pig Feet 2:43

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The original obese rappers—paving the way for cats like Heavy D, Biggie, Fat Joe, and Big Pun—the Brooklyn trio Fat Boys got their start in the early '80s and were one of the first hip-hop groups to really blow up and crossover into the mainstream. Funny and fresh, they helped popularize beatboxing, dropped several hit singles, starred in movies like Krushgroove and Disorderlies, and collaborated with the likes of Chubby Checker, The Beach Boys, and Freddy Krueger. This collection, released in 2010, features 27 tracks from throughout their career, including absolutely classic, undeniably essential jams like "Can You Feel It," "All You Can Eat," "Human Beatbox," "Falling in Love," and the James Brown revamp "Sex Machine." Though they don't get always get the props and respect they deserve, make no mistake: Fat Boys are straight-up legends. Whether you're a fan from way back or a younger head who appreciates the true pioneers, this is a must-hear compilation.