Awol One es un rapero originario de California, Estados Unidos.
Awol One ganó fama en el mundo del hip hop underground con canciones como "Rhythm". Ha trabajado con artistas como KRS-One, Kool Keith y Aceyalone.
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Awol One — (* in East Los Angeles, Kalifornien als Anthony Martin) ist ein US amerikanischer Rapper. Er gilt als Vertreter des Alternative Hip Hop und ist Mitglied der Shape Shifters. Andere Schreibweisen seines Künstlernamens sind AWOL One und AWOL ONE.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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One Life 2 Live — Studio album by C Bo Released February 4, 1997 … Wikipedia
AWOL (disambiguation) — AWOL is an acronym for Absent WithOut Leave or Absent Without Official Leave .AWOL may also refer to:In film: * A.W.O.L. (film) is the UK name for Lionheart, starring Jean Claude Van Damme * A.W.O.L. (1972 film), directed by Herb Freed * A.W.O.L … Wikipedia
AWOL — ☆ AWOL or awol [ā′wôl΄ ] adj., adv. ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE n. one who is AWOL … English World dictionary
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer — One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer Single by Amos Milburn B side What Can I Do? Released August 1953 … Wikipedia
awol — abbr. colloq. absent without leave. * * * AWOL or A|wol «AY wl, or pronounced as initials», adjective, adverb, noun. –adj., adv. absent without leave: »to be AWOL for 12 days. –n. Slang, especially U.S. a person who is absent without leave. A.W.O … Useful english dictionary
AWOL — abbr. colloq. absent without leave. * * * AWOL or A|wol «AY wl, or pronounced as initials», adjective, adverb, noun. –adj., adv. absent without leave: »to be AWOL for 12 days. –n. Slang, especially U.S. a person who is absent without leave. A.W.O … Useful english dictionary
AWOL — 1. adjective Absent without leave (permission). The US Army had a lot of AWOL soldiers. 2. noun a) Absence without proper authority from the properly appointed place of duty, or from unit … Wiktionary
awol, A.W.O.L. — adj missing, not present when needed. The expression has been extended, especially by British middle class speakers, from its original meaning in army jargon of absent without leave to inexplicably absent, either with the implication of fleeing… … Contemporary slang
