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Quote from: 3331 on August 29, 2011, 11:09:54 PMteddy riley produced don't leave me. dunno what connections hed have to DR. the sampled songs a pretty well known song (debarge). id bet money its a coincidence.i want to take this opportunity to say teddy>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>dre & dazteddy riley also produced "these days" for nate dogg. and i heard he ghost produced other songs for DR as well...when thinking about it now i could really imagine that he gave the idea for "i aint mad at cha"! and we all know that dj quik finished that track, rerecorded some instruments etc.. totally makes sense to me. i always knew that daz didnt produce that piece of music!
teddy riley produced don't leave me. dunno what connections hed have to DR. the sampled songs a pretty well known song (debarge). id bet money its a coincidence.i want to take this opportunity to say teddy>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>dre & daz
there is no link or affiliation...it was common back then for R&B groups to re-use samples from hot Hip Hop songs and especially Teddy Riley...he did the same thing after Redman had a big hit with Tonight's the night, Teddy Riley flipped the same sample for Tonight's The night on Blackstreet's first CD
Pac says on the end of TOU something to the effect of "yeah we jacked your beat cuz you wasn't rockin it right" when he's talkin shit at the end.
Quote from: Jrome The Don Killuminati on August 30, 2011, 08:42:33 PMPac says on the end of TOU something to the effect of "yeah we jacked your beat cuz you wasn't rockin it right" when he's talkin shit at the end.Funny thing is, all those songs were hits, so no one lost out.
Quote from: BC Powda on August 30, 2011, 02:12:07 PMthere is no link or affiliation...it was common back then for R&B groups to re-use samples from hot Hip Hop songs and especially Teddy Riley...he did the same thing after Redman had a big hit with Tonight's the night, Teddy Riley flipped the same sample for Tonight's The night on Blackstreet's first CDAnd Jermaine Dupri also made a dope ass cut for Kriss Kross off "Tonights The Night" that was the first single from their 95' album. I loved that album back when I was 13.
This and "Toss It Up" vs. "No Diggity" both were lead singles at the time...Pac says on the end of TOU something to the effect of "yeah we jacked your beat cuz you wasn't rockin it right" when he's talkin shit at the end.I'm sure there was some shit that Dre was working on before he bounced from DR and they jacked it or something.
Quote from: Jrome The Don Killuminati on August 30, 2011, 08:42:33 PMThis and "Toss It Up" vs. "No Diggity" both were lead singles at the time...Pac says on the end of TOU something to the effect of "yeah we jacked your beat cuz you wasn't rockin it right" when he's talkin shit at the end.I'm sure there was some shit that Dre was working on before he bounced from DR and they jacked it or something.BUT "toss it up" was prod. by demetrius shipp aka meech not dre.and about that "a dream" sample its a classic and 2 producers thought it was the shit and sampled that.