C.V.: Dr. Dre (Productions) ©

[NoThru22]

You get the fuck outta here.  Producers don't always write the music.

[Denial! Is Actively Joinin The Revolution]

man dont bring beef into this topic, your right but u could do it in a positive way like explainin that producers r in the writin credits, and in the 2001 booklet the writin credits on those two songs dont have Dr. Dre's name or publishin

[Jome]

Let me clear this up.
Even if Dre don't get "writing credits", doesn't necessarily mean that Dre didn't produce or co-produce it.

Examples from ASCAP:
Bad Intentions - Everybody knows Dre co-produced it, but he doesn't get writing credits because he didn't write the lyrics.
California Love - One of the most famous Dre-produced tracks ever, but no writing credits, cuz he didn't write the lyrics.
Nuthin but a G thang - Another Dre classic, obviously produced by Dre, but Dre didn't write it.
It's the same with Bitch Niggaz & What's the difference

The reason why Dre get writing credits on tracks originally ghostwrote by Eminem, Hittman, Snoop, Xzibit, Royce, or Defari, is that Dre might have came up with the chorus, or tweaked/added to the verses, which will grant you writing credits.
So, that's why "writing credits" should not be confused with producing/co-producing. 

[dre_gfunk]

Don't be mad at Dre.
The power of a song is not to write the song, but how to mix the lyrics with the tight beats of the doctor.

[NoThru22]

You also get writing credits it you write or co-write the music.  Also, when you sample some people's music, they do not allow you to have ANY publishing rights as part of the sampling deal.  So even then the writers get no credit at all for the song, music changes or lyrics (like the Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz song.)

[Denial! Is Actively Joinin The Revolution]

i disagree take this Look at this for example

Outta Control (C.Jackson, A.Young, M.Elizondo, C.Pope, S.Standard)
Published By 50 Cent Music/ ain't nuthin' goin' on But F*****' Music

Etc

Dr. Dre didn't Write that song lyrically nor did Mike Elizondo they r credited for writin the beat. They both have publishin credits on there too

Now U look At

Whats The Difference where the publishin and the writin credits begin it says the followin

M. Bradford/WBmusic Corp./Hard Workin' Black Folks Publishing/ASCAP/ M.Mathers/Famous Music Publishing/ Eight Mile Style/BMI/A. Joyner/ Voco Music/Hennessy For Everyone/BMI/S.Harris/City Housing Publishing/BMI/R. Bembry/ASCAP

See No Dr. Dre Writin Credit Nor No Publishing

[Jome]

^^ And how do you know that Dre didn't write/co-write the lyrics for "Outta Control", he could easily have come up with the chorus, or part of 50's verse.
Producing & Writing is NOT the same.

What's the Difference was probably written by Xzibit, Eminem and Mel-Man, but Dre still produced it along with Mel-Man, without getting writing credits.

[Denial! Is Actively Joinin The Revolution]

no its all part of the publishing credits, i dont know but considerin that dre never wrote a single song on his own album and 50 can write lyrics i think he wrote that on his own

[Jome]

Ok, I'll let you think so, but the C.V. is still correct, and that's what matters. 

[Okka]

Producing & Writing is NOT the same.

Exactly...

[Mygla]

Ok, I'll let you think so, but the C.V. is still correct, and that's what matters. 

også sier de at nordmenn er sta 

[Denial! Is Actively Joinin The Revolution]

i know the CV is correct im jus explainin it for people i have no probs wit the CV i think u have done a great job 

[NoThru22]

It's now confirmed that Dr. Dre did not produce Live By The Gun or anything on Tony Yayo's album.

[Tha Nordic Pimp]

Big Pun feat. Fat Joe "Twins" (Deep Cover) 

[Denial! Is Actively Joinin The Revolution]

Thats not a dre track thats jus a song over the deep cover beat its been discussed in the earlier pages of this topic