Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel: Master P (rap vocals); Dino , Lil Romeo, Lil-D, Silkk, Slim Thug, Young Buck, Tank , Halleluyah, Ruga, Pop, Black, Ashleey, C-Los. |  | Recording information: 2005. |  | GHETTO BILL, VOL. 1 finds impresario/MC Master P in the process of restoring and reinventing the vast empire he built on simple concepts in the 1990s. Using stripped-down, undeniably catchy beats with hooks as unmistakable and huge as the diamond-studded tanks his No Limit label used as its emblem, practically every member of Master P's New Orleans clan earned platinum records. However, it was Master P himself who shone brightest in the No Limit world with his hearty and perfectly balanced mix of tight street anthems and arena-ready dance jams. |  | While there are new touches and flourishes, GHETTO BILL, VOL. 1 sticks to the territory that brought hip-hop's ultimate hustler success. This proves a wise choice. If it isn't crystal clear on the unambiguous intro "Best Hustler," the bare-bones "Shut It Down" makes it plain that Master P hasn't changed, while reminding the world that he could turn a simple phrase (or even a grunt for that matter) into a Southern party long before crunk was the way of the world. By the time Young Buck shows up for the similarly infectious "Nappin'," Master P has wrapped up another chapter in the new No Limit story. | Producer: Drumma Boy; Myke Diesel | Musical Guests |  | Young Buck |  | The Game |  | T.I. |  | Lil' Romeo |  | Halleluyah |  | Silkk The Shocker |  | Ruga |  | Drumma Boy |  | Slim Thug |  | Ashley |  | Flames |
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