''Sure Shot Redemption'' is the debut solo album by the

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member Dres. It was released in 1999 through Ground Control Records.

Critical reception

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'' wrote that Dres's "voice still boasts a suave demeanour and shines on jazzy selections 'As I Look Back' and 'Hi & Lo', but his lyrical content is now reflective and spiritual; no strobe light honeys here." ''

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'' thought that "on slower songs like 'As I Look Back' and 'Hi & Lo', Dres unveils the wise man that always seemed nascent in Black Sheep's wiseass tone."

Track listing

#"Pardon Me" (Single) #"As I Look Back" #"Damn Right" #"Hi & Lo" #"Never Say" (featuring The Legion) #"Start of Somethin' Big" #"Sky's the Limit" (featuring The Legion) #"Endz" #"It's Going Down" (featuring

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and Droop Dog) #"Back 2 Back" #"You're So Vain" (featuring Horace Brown) #"Night Time" (featuring Vicki Miles) #"Grand Groove" #"Straight Paper" #"Tru Kings"

References

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