Common - Can I Borrow A Dollar? vinyl record cover

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A Penny For My Thoughts

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Charms Alarm

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Take It Ez

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Heidi Hoe

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Breaker 1/9

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Two Scoops Of Raisons

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No Defense

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Blows To The Temple

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Just In The Nick Of Rhyme

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Tricks Up My Sleeve

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Puppy Chow

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Soul By The Pound

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Pitchin' Pennies


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Common

Can I Borrow A Dollar?

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Grammy- and Academy Award-winning rapper and actor Common is widely regarded as one of the most influential Chicago rappers of all time. He is best known for his sophisticated lyrics and jazz-rap, which introduced the world to hip-hop classics such as I Used to Love H.E.R., The Light and GO!. He started his career with Can I Borrow a Dollar? This album immediately drew attention thanks to it's top-notch production and clever, playful lyrics. Common worked with contemporary household producers like No I.D., The Twilite Tone and The Beatnuts to create this album, which put Chicago hip hop on the map. Can I Borrow a Dollar? is available on black vinyl.

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