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- Ghetto Hymns
- - 144,341 plays
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Dave Hollister
Released 1999

I'm Sorry [My Favorite Girl Remix]
03:56
9,619 plays

My Feelin's
06:18
8,424 plays

The Program
04:47
7,493 plays

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songs

- 1
- Ghetto Hymns (The Introduction)
- 01:09
- 4,242 plays

- 2
- Came in the Door Pimpin'
- 04:23
- 6,444 plays

- 3
- My Favorite Girl
- 05:32
- 25,879 plays

- 4
- Round and Round
- 04:29
- 4,787 plays

- 5
- Baby Mama Drama/It's Alright (Bonus Hymn)
- 08:59
- 11,262 plays

- 6
- Cheaterlude (Interlude)
- 01:18
- 6,736 plays

- 7
- Can't Stay
- 06:17
- 27,009 plays

- 8
- Bring It to Dave (Interlude)
- 01:51
- 4,822 plays

- 9
- Call on Me
- 03:43
- 5,532 plays

- 10
- Missin' You
- 04:41
- 6,720 plays

- 11
- Keep Forgettin'
- 05:11
- 6,219 plays

- 12
- Come Inside My Room (Interlude)
- 01:46
- 5,476 plays

- 13
- The Program
- 04:47
- 7,493 plays

- 14
- My Feelin's
- 06:18
- 8,424 plays

- 15
- Respect 2 Him (Outro)
- 03:45
- 3,678 plays

- 16
- I'm Sorry [My Favorite Girl Remix]
- 03:56
- 9,619 plays

album review

Dave Hollister's Ghetto Hymns is something of a concept album about the triumphs and pitfalls of love and relationships in the inner city. Of course, that doesn't mean it's always serious or realistic, but what matters is that Hollister knows how to mix hard-hitting beats with his own smooth singing and a number of cameo raps by the likes of Erick Sermon, Redman, Jazze Pha, and Too Short. The result is a record that, while it could have been trimmed a bit, will generally please fans of Hollister's former group, Blackstreet, and of other hip-hop/soul hybrid artists. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide