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50 Cent

Disco Inferno

2004 · via 50 Cent

50 Cent’s 2004 recording of “Disco Inferno” is the earliest release on file. 50 Cent shares the writing credit with Bang Out and Teraike “Chris Styles” Crawford. It is on the album The Massacre (2005).

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The voice on "Disco Inferno" is the one you know, but the credit line carries two names that never got the marquee. Bang Out is one of them, and that is worth knowing the next time you flip a sleeve over.

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Credited writers: 50 Cent, Bang Out and Teraike “Chris Styles” Crawford.

Earliest release on file: this one, 2004.

On the album The Massacre (2005).

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50 Cent shares the writing credit on his "Disco Inferno" with Teraike Crawford and one more name. Who is the third co-writer?Bang Out
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