Convicted Felons

Convicted Felons
Convicted Felons
Studio album by Turk
Released September 5, 2006
Recorded 2005
Genre Hip hop
Length 56:00
Label Laboratory Recordz
Turk chronology
Still a Hot Boy
(2005)		 Convicted Felons
(2006)

Convicted Felons is the fifth studio album from Turk and was released on September 5, 2006. As of December 2008, the album has sold around 20,000 copies.

Track listing

  1. Convicted Felons [Intro] - (1:13)
  2. Bout Dat Foolishness (feat. Ke'Noe) - (4:25)
  3. Nick Nac (feat. Jay {of Tha Night Rydas}) - (3:22)
  4. I Don't Know What's Wrong (feat. Nio & Handy) - (3:50)
  5. What U Drinkin' On (feat. Ke'Noe & Thugga) - (2:44)
  6. S.S. Exclusive - (4:45)
  7. Suga-Suga Exclusive - (4:24)
  8. Get Rich (feat. Ke'Noe & Twisted Black) - (4:26)
  9. Gucci Mane Exclusive - (4:08)
  10. 4 And A Half Exclusive - (3:53)
  11. Who You Hang With (feat. Ghetto Commission & Ke'Noe) - (2:47)
  12. We Gettin' Fucked Up (feat. S.S. & Phillip Buchanan)(4:14)
  13. Mr. Marcelo Exclusive (2:54)
  14. 4 and a Half Exclusive (5:43)
  15. Naked Feet (feat. Nio, Ke'Noe & D.I.G)(3:15)

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