Editors’ Notes Wayne had merged Jay-Z’s wordplay with his own impish, unpredictable Southern flow, suddenly vaulting the 22-year-old former Hot Boy into the realm of the credible MC. Tha Carter was also notable as the last collaboration between Wayne and legendary Cash Money producer Mannie Fresh. With Wayne coming into his own as a rapper, Fresh provided some of the finest beats of his career: “Go DJ,” “On My Own,” “Snitch,” and “Ain’t It A Bitch.”
SONG
Walk In
1
3:04
Go DJ
2
4:41
This Is the Carter (feat. Mannie Fresh)
3
4:36
Bm J.R.
4
4:58
On the Block #1
5
0:18
I Miss My Dawgs
6
4:35
We Don't (feat. Baby)
7
4:09
On My Own (feat. Reel)
8
4:28
The Heat
9
4:36
Cash Money Millionaires
10
4:42
Inside
11
1:30
Bring It Back (feat. Mannie Fresh)
12
4:21
Who Wanna
13
4:32
On the Block #2
14
0:23
Get Down (feat. Baby)
15
4:32
Snitch
16
3:55
Hoes (feat. Mannie Fresh)
17
4:32
Only Way (feat. Baby)
18
4:33
Shine (feat. Jazze Pha)
19
5:16
Ain't That a Bitch
20
4:17
Walk Out
21
1:08
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