Taste of Chocolate by Big Daddy Kane: CD Cover

    Taste of Chocolate Big Daddy Kane

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    • Release Date: 08/04/2006
    • Original Release: 1990
    • Sales Rank: 107,797
    • Label: P-VINE JAPAN
    • UPC: 4995879238028

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    Taste of Chocolate

    1Taste of Chocolate (Intro) 2:05
    2Cause I Can Do It Right 4:09
    3It's Hard Being the Kane 4:58
    4Who Am I? / Gamilah Shabazz 4:00
    5Dance With the Devil 4:06
    6No Damn Good 3:52
    7All of Me / Barry White 5:45
    8Keep 'em on the Floor 4:32
    9Mr. Pitiful 3:26
    10Put Your Weight on It 2:47
    11Big Daddy Vs. Dolemite / Rudy Ray Moore 4:49
    12Down the Line 5:11
    13Taste of Chocolate (Exit) 3:20

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    Big Daddy Kane gave one of his most consistent efforts with Taste of Chocolate, his third album. Kane not only had first-rate technique and rhyming skills working to this CD's advantage, he also had quite a bit of excellent and varied material to choose from. Though he still spends too much time bragging about his microphone skills, such hard-hitting numbers as "Mr. Pitiful" and the sobering "Dance With the Devil" show just how substantial he can be. This time, Kane is joined by a number of distinguished guests, including Barry White (who is typically charismatic on the rap ballad "All of Me"); Malcolm X's daughter Gamilah Shabazz (with whom he duets on "Who Am I") and the raunchy comedian Rudy Ray Moore. When Kane and Moore exchange insults on "Big Daddy Vs. Dolemite" things get outrageously entertaining. Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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