Can't Stay Away [2LP] ('Big Mack' Colored Vinyl First Time On Vinyl)

Too $hort - Can't Stay Away [2LP] ('Big Mack' Colored Vinyl First Time On Vinyl)

Too $hort claimed he was retiring in 1996 when he dropped album #10 Gettin' It, but a player like $hort couldn't stay away. After a three-year hiatus, he got back in the game and on July 11th, 1999, he dropped his 11th studio album aptly named Can't Stay Away. Too $hort had been living in Atlanta for several years and this would be the first of many albums to come that would incorporate ATL's southern influences alongside his West Coast Bay Area sound. Jazze Pha, Jermaine Dupri, and NY to ATL transplant funk lord Erick Sermon contributed to the production along with features by Memphis' 8Ball & MJG and Houston's Scarface. The Bay Area sound would come from Ant Banks and Quint Black with West Coast features by E-40, B-Legit, Daz, and Soopa Fly. The album would also introduce several up-and-coming rappers from all regions of the US dubbed Nation Riders who were signed to Too $hort's new label imprint $hort Records. Can't Stay Away is classic Too $hort, full of more pimp tales including a sequel to Born To Mack's Freaky Tales and he don't stop rappin' biiiiattch. Get On Down in partnership with Sony's CERTIFED is proud to present Can't Stay Away for the first time on vinyl. A1. Can't Stay Away A2. Ain't No Bitches A3. Don't Stop Rappin' (feat. Eightball & M.J.G.) A4. Here We Go (Jermaine Dupri Remix) (feat. Jay-Z) B1. More Freaky Tales B2. You Might Get G'eed (feat. Daz, E-40 & Soopa Fly) B3. Good Life B4. Longevity (feat. Scarface) C1. How Does It Feel? (feat. Dwayne Wiggins) C2. What Happened To The Groupies (feat. B-Legit) C3. Invasion Of The Flat Booty Bitches C4. Can't Stay Away (Outro) D1. It's About That Money (feat. Puff Daddy) D2. Nation Riders (feat. Slink Capone, G-Side, Murda One, & Playa Playa) D3. G-2000 (feat. Badwayz, Al Block, Hellkilla & Zu) D4. Don't Trust Her (feat. Badwayz) D5. At The Studio (feat. Quint Black)