E Money Bags
In E Money Bags We Trust
© 2007 T.d.t.e. Inc. (634479564130)
Hip hop/rap gangsta rap
tracks
- 1 Intro Ft. Capone
- 2 Regulate Ft. Capone
- 3 Aint Got a Clue
- 4 All They Do Is This Ft. Show Boyz
- 5 What You Need Ft. Live Squad
- 6 Want It Ft. Nas & Horse
- 7 How Cool Ft. Nature
- 8 Thugged Out Ft. Noreaga & Thugged Out
- 9 Friend of Ours Ft. Kool G Rap & Nature
- 10 Esco Intro Ft. Nas
- 11 Thugs Calm Down Ft. Nas & Noreaga
- 12 Aint Got a Clue....instrumental
- 13 All They Do Is This....instrumental
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notes
During his career, E-Moneybags worked with several well-known Hiphop acts, like Prodigy, Noreaga, 2Pac and Nas. He released his first (and only) album in 1999, entitled In E-Moneybags We Trust.
Later, he would find himself in a dispute with fellow rapper Jay-Z. The bad blood is thought to have originated over Smith's displeasure with Jay-Z having an artist on his Roc-A-Fella Records roster named "H Money Bags". A verbal confrontation between the two occurred during an interview with Jay-Z on New York's Hot 97 radio show. Prodigy, an associate of E-Moneybags, called the radio station and asked for Jay-Z. After being connected with the rapper, he handed the phone to E-Moneybags and the two began to argue on air.
Following the very public argument, E-Moneybags recorded a couple of diss songs aimed toward Jay-Z (none of which provoked a response from Jay-Z). The most known of these records was entitled "The Gospel." This song is also significant as it is the last song he recorded before his murder.
E-Moneybags was killed 9:45 PM, at Queens Village, July 16th, 2001. Many believe he was murdered by hitmen connected with Queen's infamous drug trafficking gang, The Supreme Team. It is alleged that the murder was retaliatory after E-Moneybags killed McGriff's associate, Colbert Johnson on December, 1999.
In February 2007 drug-gang Supreme Teams founder Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff was found guilty for ordering the gunning down of E-Money Bags and Troy Singleton in 2001. He was sentenced for life for it and another drug-related crimes.
E-Moneybags was shot ten times in July 2001 as he sat in his Lincoln Navigator parked on the street. In late August 2001, polices found a videotape. On the video, which was filmed July 13 - July 16, Smith is seen driving and parking his car on the Queens street where he was gunned down at 9:45 PM. The video was shot by Dennis Crosby, a drug-dealing McGriff associate, and Nicole Brown, Crosby's girlfriend.