Sabotage (Master Joe y O.G. Black album)

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Peaked at 8 in Top Reggae Albums, 9 in Top Tropical Albums and 59 in Top Latin Albums.

2004 studio album by Master Joe & O.G. Black

Sabotage

Studio album by Master Joe & O.G. Black

Released

September 28, 2004

Genre

Reggaeton

Length

1:08:34

Label

Ole Music

Producer

Monserrate & DJ Urba, DJ Joe, DJ Sonic, Dwella, DJ Blaster, Noriega

Master Joe & O.G. Black chronology

La Coleccion
(2003)

Sabotage
(2004)

Los K-Becillas
(2005)

Singles from Sabotage

"Banshee Robao (feat. Yerai & Warionex)"
Released: 2004
"Carita De Nena"
Released: 2004

Track listing

El Escalzeo
Si Tú No Me Llamas
Mi Locura (feat. Noriega)
Banshee Robao (feat. Yerai & Warionex)
Eres Prohibida (feat. Nicky Jam)
Somos Calle (feat. Don Chezina)
Carita de Nena
Put Your Handz Up! (feat. Yomo)
To'a la Noche (feat. Jenay)
Aguajera
Asegúrate (feat. Baby Rasta)
Mujeres
Ya Me Cansé (feat. Denual)
Rompe y Vacila
Rompe el Suelo (feat. Bimbo, Yomo)
Mi Locura (feat. Noriega)
Vamo' Allá - (feat. Jenay, Gavilan, Don Chezina, Cosculluela, Yomo) (diss to Héctor el Father)
Is This Love (Es Amor) (Bob Marley cover)

References

"Master Joe & O.G. Black Chart History". www.billboard.com. Retrieved July 29, 2007..

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