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Mr. Capone-E

Mr. Capone-E, real name Fahd Azam^[1]^[2], is a Middle Eastern rapper and producer from Los Angeles, California and his style is Sureno influenced. He records for the Thump Records and Hi-Power labels. According to his website, he has sold over 500,000 records.^[3] Capone-E has collaborated with such hip hop performers as Mr. Criminal, Lil Menace, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Nate Dogg, NB Ridaz, and Lil Flip. He is most noted for his integration of Motown Sound into the Chicano rap genre, the best known example of which is his rendition of the Rosie & the Originals song "Angel Baby".

Discography

(2000) Mr. Capone-E & the Southsiders
(2001) Last Man Standing
(2003) Dedicated 2 the Oldies
(2004) Always and Forever (Mr. Capone-E album)
(2005) Strictly From The Streets Vol. 1: Unreleased Oldies
(2005) Mr. Capone-E Presents Southsider Mixtape
(2005) Ol' Skool Music Vol. 1 (Zapp & Mr. Capone-E)
(2006) A Soldier's Story (album)
(2006) Don't Get It Twisted
(2006) Ol' Skool Music, Vol. 2 (Zapp & Mr. Capone-E))
(2006) Ol' Skool Music Talk Box Instrumentals
(2006) Connected (Lil' Flip & Mr. Capone-E)
(2007) Dedicated 2 the Oldies 2
(2008) Still Connected (Lil' Flip & Mr. Capone-E)
(2008} Hi Power Collectibles Presents Mr. Capone-E Love Jams
(2008) Ostill Connected Pt. 3 (Lil' Flip & Mr. Capone-E) (10/28/08)
(2008) Voice of The Streets: The Mixtape (9/11/08)
(2008) Dedicated 2 The Fans (9/30/08) (Originally entitled "Diary Of A G")

Filmography

Underground Chicano Rap DVD (Thump Records)
A Day "N" The Life Of Mr. Capone-E (Hi Power)
Creeper Presents Cali Lifestyle DVD (Cali Lifestyle)
The Making Of A Soldier's Story (Hi Power/Thump Records)
A Soldier's Story: Raw & Uncut (Hi Power/Thump Records)
Hi Power Soldiers Live in Japan Always & Forever Tour (East Side/Hi Power)
Creeper Presents Cali Lifestyle 2 (Cali Lifestyle)
Lords of The Underground: Hi Power Uncut (Hi Power)
Big Chato Presents: The Real No Warning Shots DVD (Hi Power)
No Warning Shots Exposed (Hi Power)
Diary Of A "G" (Documentary) (Hi Power)
Hi Power Soldiers From Cali To Europe (Hi Power)

Music Videos

Southside Thang (ft. ODM from LSOB}
Hi Power Soldiers
You Belong To Me
Take A Chance {ft. Brenton Wood}
Last Man Standing
V.I.P.
Struggle
On A Come Up (ft Mr. Criminal}
Call What I See
King Of The Streets (ft. Lil' Flip}
Summertime Anthem (ft. Fingazz}
Let Me Luv You Girl {ft. Fingazz}
Still In My Drop Top {ft. Mr. Criminal & Lil' Flip}

Singles

Year	Song	U.S. Hot 100	U.S. R&B	U.S. Rap	Album
2003	"Angel Baby 2003"	-	-	-	Dedicated 2 The Oldies
2003	"You're the One for Me"	-	-	-	Dedicated 2 The Oldies
2003	"Take a Chance"	-	-	-	Dedicated 2 The Oldies
2003	"Gangster Lovin'"	-	-	-	Dedicated 2 The Oldies
2004	"Missin You" (featuring Loren)	-	-	-	Always And Forever
2004	"Lady Lady" (featuring J. Ochoa)	-	-	-	Always And Forever
2004	"I Like It" (featuring Nate Dogg)	-	-	-	Always And Forever
2004	"Me And You 2005"	-	-	-	Always And Forever
2005	"My Angel"	-	-	-	A Soldier's Story
2005	"I Got U"	-	-	-	A Soldier's Story
2005	"Sad Boy"	-	-	-	A Soldier's Story
2005	"Life of a Gangster"	-	-	-	A Soldier's Story
2006	"Don't Get It Twisted" (featuring Twista)	-	-	-	Don't Get It Twisted
2006	"You Should Be a Model"	-	-	-	Don't Get It Twisted
2006	"King of da Streets"	-	-	-	Lil' Flip & Mr. Capone-e Present Connected
2007	"Summertime Anthem"	-	-	-	Dedicated to the Oldies Part II
2007	"My Cloud"	-	-	-	Dedicated to the Oldies Part II

References

^ Writers Fahd Azam.
^ Search Writer Fahd Azam Accessed September 12, 2008
^ Mr. Capone-E "News". Accessed June 8, 2006

External links

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