Best & Worst Dr. Dre beats
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actually dr. dre doesn't even produce all his shit 100% warren g helps him with beats everytime they gon make a song...they even said it in some magazine (forgot which one) but dre be makin hot ass beats fasho...my fav from him is keep dey headz ringin da worst is err i guess the ones he been makin lately cept for 50cents cd
"nothing but a g thang" is sampled from LEON HAYWOOD'S "I WANNA DO SOMETHING FREAKY TO YOU" its only a little part of the song. He also sampled it again for the song on the WASH soundtrack with him and snoop
"Let's get high" is sampled from FAT BACK'S "BACKSTROCKING"
this one is mor like they straight took the beat and rapped over it.
This song I don't believe he gave credits to on his cd so FAT BACK sued them and won I think $1 million.
"Let's get high" is sampled from FAT BACK'S "BACKSTROCKING"
this one is mor like they straight took the beat and rapped over it.
This song I don't believe he gave credits to on his cd so FAT BACK sued them and won I think $1 million.
@ C Marsh
This is from the interview with Soopafly...
It wuz about ’93 that a bass player named T. Green took this 19th street Long Beach Crip named after a moviestar pimp, not a holy man, with him to a studio session and introduced him to Dr. Dre. ‘Fly walked in with no beats, just a keyboard. The Good Doctor listened to the recommendation, nodded, and put the young G to work. His first piece of work for the mighty mighty Death Row wuz “Natural Born Killers”, from the Murder Was The Case soundtrack – Soopafly played keyboards. His first production credit followed with “Who Got Some Gangsta Shit”, also from Murder Was The Case. A year later he told the world “I Don’t Hang” on the Thin Line Between Love and Hate soundtrack, and this year his first single “Like It Or Not” has crowded the dancefloor of every club I stepped in
this year. His first album, on DPG Records, is yet to come. And when it does, it’s gonna be real.
Go here for the full interview! http://www.westcoast2k.net/interviews/soopafly.htm
This is from the interview with Soopafly...
It wuz about ’93 that a bass player named T. Green took this 19th street Long Beach Crip named after a moviestar pimp, not a holy man, with him to a studio session and introduced him to Dr. Dre. ‘Fly walked in with no beats, just a keyboard. The Good Doctor listened to the recommendation, nodded, and put the young G to work. His first piece of work for the mighty mighty Death Row wuz “Natural Born Killers”, from the Murder Was The Case soundtrack – Soopafly played keyboards. His first production credit followed with “Who Got Some Gangsta Shit”, also from Murder Was The Case. A year later he told the world “I Don’t Hang” on the Thin Line Between Love and Hate soundtrack, and this year his first single “Like It Or Not” has crowded the dancefloor of every club I stepped in
this year. His first album, on DPG Records, is yet to come. And when it does, it’s gonna be real.
Go here for the full interview! http://www.westcoast2k.net/interviews/soopafly.htm
