Government Name
James Savage (A.K.A. Bullet Loco & Peer Pressure) (Born in San Diego, CA)

Group
Riflemen:
Jayo Felony (A.K.A. Bullet Loco & Peer Pressure) (Born James Savage, in San Diego, CA)
Kurupt (A.K.A. Young Gotti) (Born Ricardo Brown, November 23, 1972 in Philadelphia, PA)
40 Glocc
Mobb Deep
~Havoc (Born Kejuan Muchita, May 21, 1974 in Queensbridge, Queens, NY)
~Prodigy (Born Albert Johnson, November 2, 1974 in Hempstead, Long Island, NY)

See Also: Spice 1, D.P.G., 40 Glocc & Mobb Deep

Albums
Jayo Felony - Take A Ride
Jayo Felony - Whatcha Gonna Do
Jayo Felony - Underground
Spice 1 & Jayo Felony - Criminal Intent

Singles
Jayo Felony - Piss On Your Tombstone (Single)

Also Featured On...
Above The Law - Legends
B.A. (A.K.A. Mr. Kamakaze) - Block Report
Baby S - Street Fractions
Beef
Butch Cassidy & Damizza - Back B4 You're Lonely
Caz - Thundadome
Caz - Hood Hitz 2004
C-Bo - Desert Eagle
C-Bo - Lost Sessions
Criminalz - Criminal Activity
Crooked I - Evolution Of A Boss Mixtape
D.B.A. - Doing Buisness As...The Album
Damizza Presents Baby Ree Mixtape Vol. III
Daz Dillinger - Gangsta Party
DJ Age Presents The New West Order
D.P.G.C. - The Remix Album
Tha Dogg Pound - Dogg Chit
D-Shot - Money Sex & Thugs
E-A-Ski - Showdown (Single)
E-A-Ski - Infrared Specialist
E-A-Ski - Earthquake
E-A-Ski - Gangsta Funk (Thug Radio Mixtape)
Tha Eastsidaz - Snoop Dogg Presents Tha Eastsidaz
Tha Eastsidaz - Khakiz 'N' Chuckz
E-40 - The Element Of Surprise
E-40 T.K.A Charlie Hu$tle - The Blueprint Of A $elf-Made Millionare
Essential Underground Hip-Hop 2
40 Glocc - I Am Legend
The Game - The Black Wall Street Journal Volume 1
Gangsta - Penitentiary Chances
Gangsta's Most Wanted Episode 1: Most Wanted Artists
Hav Plenty
Heated
Henchmen - Bullet Proof Love Volume 1
How To Be A Player
Ice Cube - War & Peace Vol. 2 (The Peace Disc)
In Da Streets/WCRydaz Mixtape Vol. 1
Jason's Lyric
Ja Rule - Rule 3:36
Julio G - Westside Radio Vol. 3
Kay-9ine - The 9 Cocked Back
Knoc-Turn'Al - Knoc's Landin'
Knoc-Turn'Al - L.A. Confidential Presents: Knoc-Turn'Al
Mr. Kane - Pain Killerz
Kurupt - Tha Streetz Iz A Mutha
Kurupt & Roscoe - Cali Untouchable Radio 5: Y.A.
Kurupt Presents Pentagon Rydaz
Kurupt & Roscoe - Tha Tekneek Files
L.B.C. Crew - Long Beach 2 Compton Mixtape
Mack 10 - The Recipe
MC Eiht Presents Tony Smallz: Smoke In Tha City
Mob Figaz' Ridah Presents 90% Street 10% Rap
N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton 10th Anniversary
Napoleon Presents Loyalty Over Money
Palm Trees & Gangstas Vol. 1
Pandemonium
Pharoahe Monch - Y'all Know The Name
Presidential - The First Real Family
Rappin' 4-Tay - Introduction To Mackin'
Roscoe - Spittin' Fire
Rush Hour
Saafir - The Hit List
Scarface - Last Of A Dying Breed
September 7th - Western Hospitality
September 7th - Western Hospitality 3
The Show
The Source Presents Hip Hop Hits Volume 2
South Central Cartel - Gangsta Conversation
Straight Outta Cali
Spice 1 Presents The Playa Rich Project
Spice 1 - Hits II: Ganked & Gaffled
Spice 1 Presents The Playa Rich Project 2
Spice 1 - Hits 3
Spice 1 - Spiceberg Slim
Spice 1 - Me And My Guns
Spice 1 - The Truth
Spice 1 - Thug Reunion
Spider Loc - Connected 2
Sway & King Tech Featuring DJ Revolution - This Or That
Tech N9ne - Rare Compilation
Thug Lifestyles
Thug Radio Mixtape 16: Bang On 'Em
TQ - They Never Saw Me Coming
Tray Deee - I Beez The Hardest
True Crime: Streets Of L.A.
True Crime: Streets Of L.A. Bonus Discs
Warren G - Take A Look Over Your Shoulder (Reality)
Westside Bad Boys: Bay 2 L.A.
Westside Bugg - The Roach Motel
Xzibit - 40 Dayz & 40 Nightz

Bio From AllMusic.Com
San Diego-based rapper Jayo Felony (a.k.a Bullet Loco or Peer Pressure) turned to music after spending his teen years in a gang, a decision that ultimately resulted in a stint in prison; after recording a handful of underground tapes he issued the single "Piss On Your Tombstone," selling it on consignment at local record stores. The single brought him to the attention of Run-D.M.C.'s Jam Master Jay, who signed Felony to his JMJ label to release 1994's Take A Ride; after the disc quickly disappeared from sight, it took four years for the rapper to resurface with his sophomore effort, the Def Jam relase Whatcha Gonna Do. Underground followed in 1999. — Jason Ankeny

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