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The following list is a discography of production by Dr. Dre, an American hip hop record producer and recording artist from Compton, California. It includes a list of songs produced, co-produced and remixed by year, artbeenist, album and title. 03. "Surgery (remix)". 05. "(Horney) Computer". 06. "Gang Bang You're Dead". 07. "Lovers" - (featuring Mona Lisa Young).

Pretox CD 1. Dr Dre. Mick Boogie. ittman & Eminem - Frontpage Stardom. ing Tee & Dr. Dre - Monay. Dre & Royce 5-9 - The Way I Be Pimpin. 0 Cent & Brooklyn - Riding Through The Hood. Dre & Mr. Ski - Dr. Dre & E-A-Ski. minem - Dre Beats Freestyle. ing Tee - That's Drama. 1. ittman, Dr. Dre, Knoc'turnal - Blaww. noop Dogg - Sunshine. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Dawn Robinson - Zoom (Unreleased Version). ruth Hurts & Dr. Dre - Crooked Cop. 0 Cent, Biggie, Eminem - The Realest. noc'turnal, Timebomb, D. re.

Dre is the mastermind behind tunes like . s Fuck Tha Police, 2Pac‘s California Love, Snoop Dogg‘s Gin And Juice and 50 Cent‘s In Da Club. Fad - Supersonic (1988). Supersonic, the Grammy-nominated lead single off . Fad‘s self-titled debut album is a funky joyride filled with jangling keyboard effects and DJ vinyl scratches. You may recognize it from its sample in Fergie‘s 2006 single, Fergalicious! 2. Eminem - My Name Is (1999). Dr. Dre is responsible for the introduction and initial success of Eminem, yet I was not aware the producer was also behind the rapper’s debut single - 1999’s My Name Is !

Aliases: The D. Brickhard, The Mechanic. A, World Class Wreckin' Cru. All Tracks by Dr. Dre (4554). Tracks Sampled by Dr. Dre (1040). Tracks that Sampled Dr. Dre (3376). Covers by Dr. Dre (6). Covers of Dr. Dre Songs (159). Remixes by Dr. Dre (47). Remixes of Dr. Dre Tracks (79). Dr Dre and Eminem - Bad Guys Always Die sampled Bruce Dickinson - Darkside of Aquarius (bassline @ 4:00). DJ Freaky said 3 years ago: 3408 samples!! One of the greats! Stefan Glogovac said 5 years ago: Grant Green - Maybe Tomorrow 2:22 DON'T tell me that's not in still .

In 1992, Dr. Dre released his first solo album, The Chronic. Again, he had immediate impact. The album launched the careers of Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg. Dre was listed by Billboard as being one of the best selling artists in the world that year. In 1993, he produced Snoop Dogg’s successful album Doggystyle, and in 1995 he signed Tupac to his record label, Death Row. He collaborated with Tupac on the song California Love. Then he quit Death Row,. He had another son in 1988, Andre Young Jr. Young Jr. died of a drug overdose in 2008. He had a son with Michel’le in 1991. He and Nicole Threatt, his current wife, have two children together, a son and a daughter.

The turntable stylings of DJ Ron Miller, aka The Caucasian for All Occasions. Age of Consent, three openly gay, non-ironic rappers His group, The World Class Wreckin’ Cru, featured future . A member DJ Yella and a utility player of a teen named Dr. Dre. Problem was, South Central’s scene was DJ-driven, and the record labels up in Hollywood, unable to imagine how they might monetize the movement, would not have known what to do with the doings at Eve’s, in the unlikely event they found the Compton club on that aforementioned map. Eve’s After Dark where DJ Lonzo Williams developed his brand of electro funk-driven hip-hop. At 1982’s end, while hip-hop in .

But I remember one day, Dre and I had a big discussion about the sound of the album. At the same time we were like, ‘We need to do some P-Funk-sounding shit. We wanted to make a real c album. I was thinking of Bernie Worrell when I was doing those kind of sounds. Despite the album’s classic status, Dre revealed that he doesn’t like listening to the album because it reminds him of a bad era in his life: You know what? That particular record, man, that’s like, I would say the toughest record that I’ve recorded in my career because, you know, it was right after my separation with Ruthless, and I was in survival mode. And, you know, going from that to the organization that I went to with all the things that were happening in the studio during the making, it was crazy.