A virtual tag team partner of Raekwon the Chef, Ghostface Killah has been tellin headz he's not the one to fuck with ever since '93 when he was comin with that mask over his face - you couldn't ever see what he was really hittin you with, just that you should beware. Probably the most emotionally involved member of the Clan, Ghost came up out of a long line of hard knocks to be where he is now, and it shows in his lyrics. "Can It Be All So Simple" laid out the dreams of most young gods in the hood, and you know (if you truly understood it) "All That I Got Is You" from his solo joint Ironman made you at least a little misty. You never know where he's comin from, only know that you better be ready when he comes at ya.

Various other Ghostface Killah appearances

"St. Ides commercial" by Wu-Tang Clan (1994)

"Rainy Dayz (Dalvin remix)" by Raekwon from the "Rainy Dayz" 12" single (1995)
"Right Back At You" by Mobb Deep from The Infamous (1995)

"Box In Hand (remix)" from the "Box In Hand" 12" single (1996)
"Fast Life" with Andre Rison from NFL Jams (1996)
"Freek'n You (Mr. Dalvin's Freek Mix)" by Jodeci from the "Get On Up" 5" CD single (1996)
"Real Live Shit Remix" by Real Live from The Turnaround: A Long Awaited Drama (1996)
"This Is For The Lover in You (Face To Face Mix)" by Babyface from the "This Is For The Lover In You" 12" single (1996)
"Who's The Champion" from the The Great White Hype soundtrack (1996)

"Soul In The Hole" by the Wu All Stars from the Soul In The Hole soundtrack (1997)

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Blue Raspberry	Inspectah Deck	Ol' Dirty Bastard	Tekitha
Cappadonna	Killah Priest	Raekwon The Chef	The Genius/GZA
4th Disciple	Killarmy	Shabazz The Disciple	The RZA
G.P. Wu	LA The Darkman	Shyheim	Tru Master
Ghostface Killah	Masta Killa	Sunz Of Man	U-God
Gravediggaz	Method Man

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