Mississippi: The Album

Mississippi: The Album
Mississippi: The Album
Studio album by David Banner
Released	May 20, 2003
Recorded	2002–03
Genre	Hip hop; Southern hip hop;
Length	79:32
Label	SRC, Universal Records
Producer	Billy Hume, Bread & Water, David Banner, KLC, Lil Jon, Mixzo
David Banner chronology
Singles from Mississippi: The Album
	"Cadillac on 22's"; Released: 2003; "Like a Pimp"; Released: 2003;

Mississippi: The Album is the second studio album by American rapper and record producer David Banner. It was released on May 20, 2003, by SRC Records and Universal Records, serving as his major-label debut studio release with SRC and Universal.^[5] The album spawned the popular club track "Like a Pimp" featuring Lil Flip, and the single "Cadillac on 22s".

Track listing

No.	Title	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Intro"	David Banner	1:22
2.	"What It Do" (featuring Smoke D)	KLC	5:14
3.	"Might Getcha" (featuring Lil Jon) (written by Reverend C.L. Moore)	Lil Jon	5:02
4.	"Like a Pimp" (featuring Lil Flip) (written by Chad Butler)	David Banner	4:15
5.	"Whoremonger"	David Banner	1:03
6.	"Fuck 'Em" (featuring Pastor Troy)	David Banner	4:43
7.	"Mississippi"	David Banner	5:05
8.	"Cadillac on 22's"	David Banner	4:25
9.	"Fast Life" (featuring Ax)	Mixzo	4:53
10.	"Choose Me" (featuring Sky Keeton)	Billy Hume, Lil Jon	4:26
11.	"Really Don't Wanna Go" (featuring B-Flat and Marcus)	David Banner	3:26
12.	"So Trill"	Bread & Water	3:15
13.	"My Shawty" (featuring Fiend)	David Banner	3:55
14.	"Phone Tap"	David Banner	1:53
15.	"Bush"	David Banner	3:01
16.	"Bring It On" (featuring J da Groova and Mississippi Shawty) (written by J.D. Martin)	David Banner	4:15
17.	"Still Pimpin'" (featuring Kamikaze and Marcus)	David Banner	7:12
18.	"Outro"	David Banner	2:04
19.	"Fire Falling (bonus track)" (written by Kerry Livgren and Steve Walsh)	David Banner	4:38
Total length:			1:19:32

Chart (2003)	Peak position
US Billboard 200^[6]	9
US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard)^[7]	1

Chart (2003)	Position
US Billboard 200^[8]	156
US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard)^[9]	43

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