Coup, The - Steal This Album Album

Tracklist

1	Sneakin' In
2	The Repo Man Sings For You Featuring – Del Tha Funkee HomosapienFeaturing [Speaking] – Kamilah Bolling
3	U.C.P.A.S. Featuring – F.T.S.Guitar – David ByrdProducer – Edifice
4	Piss On Your Grave Featuring [Speaking] – Courtney SlocumGuitar – Jacob Margulis-KesselSaxophone – Carl GreenTrombone – Richard TasbyTrumpet – Mike RintaVocals – Fletch
5	Underdogs
6	Pizza Man (Skit) Featuring [Speaking] – Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
7	Fixation Guitar [Solo] – Bernard Williams Guitar, Keyboards – Keith McArthurProducer – Brother K
8	Me And Jesus The Pimp In A '79 Granada Last Night Harp – Sarah Kaieolani VoynowVocals – Lady Blue
9	Busterismology Backing Vocals – Zack Guitar – David ByrdHarmonica – Alan "Dr. Blues" Werblin, M.D.Violin, Piano [B-3 Organ], Featuring [Speaking] – Alisha Calhoun
10	Do My Thang (Skit) Featuring [Speaking] – Dawud Allah
11	Breathing Apparatus Bass – Elijah BakerFeaturing – E-RocFeaturing [Speaking] – Dabri, Emily Watson, Reginald BrownVocals – Tara Montgomery
12	The Shipment Co-producer – Pam The FunkstressGuitar – Jason MossHarmonica – Alan "Dr. Blues" Werblin, M.D.
13	20,000 Gun Salute Bass – Thump JacksonViolin – Alisha Calhoun
14	Cars & Shoes Flute – Kimberly Jackson Producer – Pam The Funkstress

Credits

• Bass – Keith McArthur (tracks: 5, 10, 11, 13, 14), Reginald Brown (tracks: 1, 4, 7)
• Guitar, Sitar – Jay Bowman (tracks: 2, 5, 9, 10, 11)
• Keyboards [Electric Piano, Grand Piano, Hammond B-3 Organ] – Michael Aauberg (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 9 to 11, 13)
• Keyboards [Synthesized Bass] – Aaron "Moose" Patterson (tracks: 1, 2, 7)
• Producer – Boots
• Scratches – Pam The Funkstress
• Vocals – 2 Sistas, The (tracks: 1, 5, 11)

Notes

Executive Producers: Jo & Chris for F.O.A.D. Inc.

Later re-released and re-named to Steal This Double Album, which contained a bonus disc featuring a live concert.

Album

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