Taking Charge

Taking Charge

Taking Charge is an album by Dr. Rock's Dallas rap-group The Fela Fresh Crew. Not to be confused with The Fila Fresh Crew which was Dr. Rock's first group. It was released in 1991 on Par Records.

Track listing

#"Freak Deaky"
#"Flowin' With the Rhythm"
#"You Must Be Jealous"
#"All I Want"
#"Fila Fresh Groove" (Industrial Mix)
#"Mystery Love"
#"I Got It All Sewed Up"
#"Funkier Than Funky"
#"Beechwood"
#"Knowledge Of a Black Man"
#"In Control"
#"Bustin' Out"


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