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Lamar Ruff, known professionally as Prodigal Sunn, is an American rapper. He is a member of Sunz of Man and Wu-Tang Clan original affiliate.
Career
The name "Prodigal Sunn" was given to him by childhood friend Killah Priest. Along with Hell Razah and 60 Second Assassin, they formed the first group associated with the Wu-Tang Clan known as Sunz of Man. Before that, they were known as Arts of War & Da Last Future. They released two studio albums, The Last Shall Be First in 1998 and Saviors Day[1]
Discography
Sunz of Man albums
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Info
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| Nothing New Under The Sun
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- Released: Unreleased, planned for 1996
- Label: Wu-Tang/Priority Records
- Singles: "Soldiers of Darkness"/"Five Arch Angels", "No Love Without Hate", "Bloody Choices"
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| The Last Shall Be First
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- Released: July 21, 1998
- Label: Red Ant Entertainment
- Singles: "Natural High", "Shining Star"/"Cold", "The Plan"/"Collaboration '98"
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| The First Testament (Bootleg)
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- Released: January 31, 1999
- Label: Red Hook Records
- Singles: "Deep in the Water"/"In the Beginning..."/"The Sins of Man",
"Who are the Sunz of Man?"/"The Valley of Death"/"Bring Back the Mike"/"Valley of Kings"
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| Saviorz Day
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- Released: September 3, 2002
- Label: D3 Entertainment
- Singles: "Savior's Day"
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| Elements (The First Testament re-release)
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- Released: July 13, 2004
- Label: X-Ray Records
- Singles: "Deep in the Water"/"In the Beginning..."/"The Sins of Man",
"Who are the Sunz of Man?"/"Bring Back the Mike"
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| The Old Testament (Compilation)
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- Released: April 4, 2006
- Label: Green Streets Entertainment
- Singles:
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| The Rebirth
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- Released: August 2, 2019
- Label: X-Ray Records
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Prodigal Sunn solo albums
| Title
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Label
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Date
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| Return of the Prodigal Sunn
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Godz Inc./Free Agency Recordings
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2005
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| The New Beginning (mixtape)
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Godz Ent LLC
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2011
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| Hood Chroniclez (mixtape)
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Sunn Entertainment Group
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2012
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| The Spark
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Sunn Entertainment Group
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2017
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| Redeemed
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Sunn Entertainment Group
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2018
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Filmography
- Thugs, the Musical, short film (2012), as Ketchup
- Director (2009) as Bull
- The Bait (2009) as Bassim
- Sex and the City (2000) as South Pole (TV episode "No Ifs, Ands or Butts")
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