Ronnie Ron - Ronnie Rons' Gangsta-Lation Album (2xCD) (2000)

CD One:
01-Payback (feat. Mr. Bee Brazy)
02-Trickeration (feat. Geek & Noise)
03-The Game Of Mack 'N' (feat. Geek & Noise)
04-Hittin' Switches (feat. Geek & Noise)
05-Get Lifted (feat. Mr. Bee Brazy)
06-To My Niggas Makin' Low Chedder (feat. Fo' Clips)
07-Lil' Somethin' For Da West Side (feat. Bloods)
08-All My Niggas (feat. Bloods)
09-Buck 'Em Down (feat. Geek & Noise, Sin Loc)
10-Do Your Thing (feat. Att Will, Geek & Noise, Smooth)
11-Straight Regulatin Shit (feat. Nini X)
12-NiNi Says Fuck You (feat. Nini X)
13-Coming Out The Cage (feat. Tweedy Bird Loc)
14-Got Damn They Ruthless (feat. Geek & Noise)
15-No More Mr. Nice Guy (feat. Nini X)
16-Gangsta Style Rappin' (feat. Geek & Noise)
17-I'm Calling You A Bitch (feat. Tweedy Bird Loc)

CD Two:
01-My Dick Is Prejudice (feat. Tweedy Bird Loc)
02-C-Alright (feat. Domino)
03-Walk That Walk (feat. Tweedy Bird Loc)
04-Damu Ride (feat. Bloods)
05-Nationwide Rip Ridaz (feat. Crips)
06-G's& Loc's (feat. Bloods & Crips)
07-Wish You Where Here (feat. Bloods & Crips)
08-If Tomorrow Comes (feat. Young Soldierz)
09-Alligator (feat. Young Soldierz)
10-Piru Love (feat. Bloods)
11-Steady Dippin (feat. Crips)
12-Bangin On Wax (feat. Bloods & Crips)
13-Be Thankful (feat. Fo' Clips)
14-Mama Named Me Batman (Get Some Of This Funk) (feat. D' Rock)
15-Batman Part 2 (Remix) (feat. B.O.X., D' Rock)
16-Bullets Don't Have No Names (feat. John John, The Originals)

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Ronnie Marlon Phillips (April 16, 1954 - November 1, 2003), also known by his stage name Ronnie Ron and most commonly credited as Ronnie M. Phillips, was an American record producer and the founder of Dangerous Records. Phillips is responsible for organizing the Bloods & Crips project, a collaboration of members from the two street gangs. The group recorded two albums in the early 1990s, both of which were co-produced and executive produced by Phillips. He additionally executive produced albums by Young Soldierz, Tweedy Bird Loc, Nationwide Rip Ridaz, Damu Ridas, NiNi X and Fo' Clips Eclipse. In 1993, he released the instrumental album Gangsta Boom (Sample Your Ass Off).
His output lessened after the dissolution of the Bloods & Crips and its affiliated projects.