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  • Release Date: 03/17/1998
  • Sales Rank: 18,961
  • Label: A&M
  • UPC: 731454088626

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The Players Club

1LISTENWe Be Clubbin' / Ice Cube 4:47
2LISTENWe Be Clubbin' / Ice Cube Remix 4:23
3LISTENWho Are You Lovin' / Ice Cube 4:30
4LISTENSame Tempo / Changing Faces 4:52
5LISTENUnder Pressure / Kurupt 4:04
6LISTENYou Know I'm a Ho / Ice Cube 4:17
7LISTENSplackavellie / Pressha 4:01
8LISTENYou Delinquent / Mack 10 3:55
9LISTENFrom Marcy to Hollywood / Jay-Z 3:11
10LISTENDon't Play Me Wrong / Brownstone 4:28
11LISTENShake Whatcha Mama Gave Ya (But Make Sho Your Niggas Pay Ya) / Mia X 4:17
12LISTENWhat a Woman Feels / Public Announcement 3:33
13LISTENDon't Worry (My Shorty) / Rufus Blaq 3:56
14LISTENMy Loved One / Ice Cube 4:32
15LISTENGet Mine / Dalvin DeGrate 4:07
16Dreamin' / Emmage

Editorial Reviews

The soundtrack to Ice Cube's directorial debut, The Players Club (a Cube-written drama about a young woman trying to complete college by stripping in a "gentlemen's club"), was the first release on his Heavyweight Records label, a subsidiary of A&M Records. Appropriately, the album has all the makings of a big deal, featuring a terrific single from Cube, "We Be Clubbin'," plus new tracks from Brownstone, Mia X, K-Ci & Jo-Jo, Changing Faces, Kurupt, Rufus Blaq featuring Spinderella, and a duet between Master P and Ice Cube, as well as Cube working with Scarface and Mack 10. If you're familiar with the names, you'll realize that many of the cuts on the album were made in collaboration with soldiers of Master P's No Limit army, and all of The Players Club has a bass-heavy, deep groove, which works appropriately for a movie about strippers, after all. There are a few weak moments on the album, but overall, it sets a mood and sustains it, resulting in a thick, funky contemporary hip-hop record that's thoroughly enjoyable. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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