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Average White Band  
Average White Band: (Atlantic 1974)  
* "Person to Person"  
     South Central Cartel's "Ya Getz Clowned"

Cut the Cake: (Atlantic 1975)  
* "Schoolboy Crush"  
     South Central Cartel's "Bring it On"

Barry White  
I've Got So Much to Give: (Casablanca 1973)  
* "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Babe" (Drums)  
     South Central Cartel's "County Bluz"

George Clinton  
Computer Games: (Capitol 1982)  
* "Atomic Dog"  
     South Central Cartel's "South Central. . ."

James Brown  
Get on the Good Foot: (Polydor 1972)  
* "Get on the Good Foot"  
     South Central Cartel's "Neighborhood Jacka"

In the Jungle Groove: (Polydor 1986)  
* "Funky Drummer" (Drums) ► YouTube  
     South Central Cartel's "Neighborhood Jacka"

Mutha's Nature: (Polydor 1977)  
* "Give Me Some Skin"  
     South Central Cartel's "Pops Was a Rolla"

Lyn Collins  
Think (About It): (People 1972)  
* "Think (About It)"  
     South Central Cartel's "Ya Getz Clowned"

Ohio Players  
Pleasure: (Westbound 1972)  
* "Funky Worm"  
     South Central Cartel's "You Want Sum a Dis"

Roger (Troutman)  
The Many Facets of Roger: (Warner Bros 1981)  
* "So Ruff, So Tuff"  
     South Central Cartel's "South Central. . ."

Suzanne DNA ft Vega  
Solitude Standing: (A&M 1987)  
* "Tom's Diner"  
     South Central Cartel's "I Get My Roll On"

Temptations  
All Directions: (Gordy 1972)  
* "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone"  
     South Central Cartel's "Pops Was a Rolla"

The Delfonics  
La La Means I Love You: (Philly Groove 1968)  
* "La La Means I Love You"  
     South Central Cartel's "U Gotta Deal Wit Dis"

Zapp  
Zapp: (Warner Bros 1980)  
* "Be Alright"  
     South Central Cartel's "U Gotta Deal Wit Dis"
* "More Bounce to the Ounce"  
     South Central Cartel's "Had to Be Loced"
     South Central Cartel's "Servin' 'em Heat"
     South Central Cartel's "Ya Getz Clowned"

Zapp II: (Warner Bros 1982)  
* "Dance Floor"  
     South Central Cartel's "South Central. . ."