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It features guest appearances from Ludacris, Bobby V, Ciara and Jamie Foxx. The album debuted at number 7 on the Billboard 200 and number 2 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums in the United States.
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)1."1, 2, 3"Darion CrawfordShawn T. JohnsonKendall ...Ken Jo2."My Wheels"CrawfordS. JohnsonK. JohnsonKen Jo3."So What" (featuring Ciara)CrawfordS. JohnsonPhalon AlexanderCedric ...4."Baby Bend Over"CrawfordS. JohnsonJamal JonesGregory ...- 2005–2006
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- June 20, 2006
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Formation
Darion and Shawn grew up on the outskirts of Albany, Georgia a few blocks from each other in a relatively poor neighborhood locally known as "The Field" because of its semi-rural location as compared to the city's public housing. As teenagers attending Monroe Comprehensive High School, Darion observed Shawn and a group of friends holding rap freestyle battles in the schools courtyard, with Shawn being the "reigning champion." Darion decided to challenge Shawn on the idea that "he was just as...
MCA
Late in 1999, after floundering for some time in the local music scene, Field Mob was signed to Southern House Records, a small independent label, recording the single Project Dreamz. The group then set out on the road to promote their new release during a time when the southern hip hop scene was on the rise. The single eventually drew the attention of MCA RecordsBenny Pough and within days Field Mob inked a deal, making them the first southern hip hop act to be signed to a New York-based label.
Disturbing tha Peace
As Field Mob's career seemed to be accelerating, Universal Music Group, MCA Records parent, began to phase out the label in the spring of 2003, with the former company's rock, pop, and urban catalogs absorbed into Geffen Records. This action left the future of the duo's contract and any subsequent album releases in doubt. It appeared that Field Mob and their deep south influence may fade from the hip hop scene at large. However, the situation came to the attention of Disturbing tha Peace CEO...
In April 2006 a controversial video leaked on the internet appeared to feature Smoke and Shawn Jay disrespecting New York rappers and challenging the likes of Jay-Z and Nas to rap battles. This video turned out to have been filmed and produced by a Disturbing tha Peace cameraman who had subsequently been terminated by the label. In attempt to sland...
As of spring 2008 Smoke has signed a record deal with the Phoenix Arizona-based indie label Mpire Records, under the Chevy P moniker. A new album, Caprice Classics , was scheduled for release in 2009 but has since been shelved. The music video for this album's pre-release single, "So Lonely" produced by Scott Storch, however did receive heavy rotat...
Featured appearances
1. 2001: "Jazzy Hoes Part 2" Jermaine Dupri - Instructions 2. 2005: "Georgia" collaboration - Ludacris Presents: Disturbing tha Peace 3. 2006: "Damn" Shawnna - Block Music 4. 2006: "Ultimate Satisfaction" Ludacris - Release Therapy 5. 2010: "When It's Cold Outside" T-Spade - SeaTac & Back 6. 2018: "Devil So Busy" Manny G - Old 2 Me New 2 You
- Shawn Jay, Smoke
- Southern hip hop
- 1999–present
- Albany, Georgia, United States
Georgia by Ludacris (Ft. Field Mob & Jamie Foxx) Lyrics. 26.1K. About “Light Poles and Pine Trees”.
21. Juni 2006 · 49 Rated the Album. 17 Gave it a 5/5. Cast Your Rating. The Albany, GA group Field Mob, consisting of Shawn Jay and Smoke aka Chevy P, were earlier easily. stereotyped as country rap from their...
In laymen"s terms: Light Poles and Pine Trees is an enjoyable, stress-free listen. Field Mob don"t rap about violence, drugs, life on the streets, or anything even remotely approaching hardcore hip-hop themes.
RapReview Of The Week; Field Mob :: Light Poles and Pine Trees DTP/Geffen Records Author: Steve 'Flash' Juon Proud of their Southern roots and fresh out of Albany, the Georgian duo Field Mob have enjoyed a moderate level of success and notoriety with albums like their 2000 debut "613: Ashy to Classy" and 2002's "From Tha Roota to Tha Toota."
Production was handled by Ken Jo, Polow da Don, Ckay1, Jazze Pha, Ole-E and Vudu, with Chaka Zulu, Jeff Dixon and Ludacris serving as executive producers. It features guest appearances from Ludacris, Bobby V, Ciara and Jamie Foxx. The album debuted at number 7 on the Billboard 200 and number 2 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums in the United States.
