Trick Daddy

Trick Daddy's newest album, Thug Matrimony (Married to the Streets), was released November 9, 2004. He continued to record and write songs living at home, cared for by his wife, until he had to enter hospital a few weeks before his death. Trick Daddy's most recent single release occurred in the fall of 2004 with "Let's Go", a song that featured guest appearances by Lil' Jon and Twista. In 1984 he was diagnosed as having multiple sclerosis. He is best known for his 2000 singles, "Take It To Da House" and "I'm A Thug", as well as his affiliation with the SNS posse, including Trina and his guest rapping on Trina's hit "Pull Over". In fact a new CD issue was announced for late January 2005 called Sometime Next Year. Trick Daddy, also known as Trick Daddy Dollars or TDD is a Dirty South rapper from Miami, of Slip-N-Slide Records, which is commonly called "SNS". He arouses strong loyalty in his fans and his records still sell well.

Lil Jon & Twista) #19. It has been said that he would have had more commercial success but he disliked touring and public appearances. 2004 "Let's Go" (feat. He was unusual for a pop star as fans who turned up at his home were usually invited in for a talk. 2001 "I'm a Thug" #17. He was compared to Paul McCartney by reviewers and his songs have strong melodies and concise original lyrics. His songs were also recorded by Cliff Richard, Jack Jones, Art Garfunkel, and Judy Collins.

His success was mostly in Britain and his other hits were Scullery and the song The Best Is Yet To Come covered by Justin Hayward. He was most successful in the mid-seventies with the hit single Gaye and the LP Home Thoughts From Abroad. Ward (1944 – 2001) was a British singer/songwriter. Clifford T.