Sly Jordan

[morbidenigma]

recovery credz:

Sly Jordan – Saxophone, Vocals, Choir, Chorus

[Eric - Dubcnn.com]

this track "underdog" this is sly as well, right?

Yes.

[xxrayrayxx]

This dude is going to fill the void that Nate left. Like or it not, thats whats going to happen. 

There's only one Nate Dogg.  Like it or not, that's how it goes. Ain't gonna be no next Nate Dogg or Tupac or anyone else.

Exactly. There ain't never gonna be another Nate Dogg.

I didnt say he was the "Next Nate Dogg". I said he would fill the void that Nate left. There is a difference between the two. I agree there will only be one Nate Dogg. This dude Sly is an artist in his own right too, and as the music continues to come out we will see that for ourselves. When I say Nate left a void, I mean it in the sense that the current list of in demand singers all sound like fucking pussies. Lloyd, Ray J, K Young, Ne-Yo, and whoever else you can think of at the moment. They sing like they're singing to bitches. Nate never did that when he got on hip hop records. I have yet to see this guy do it either. Its my opinion and Im sticking to it.

[Jimmy H.]

But there's no filling a void when it comes to artists. That person is gone. You might have artists who remind you of them or who have similar styles but you only get so much time and then it's done. They either retire or pass on but that's it. People want to draw all these parallels between the greats of now and the greats from the past but that void is permanent.

[Lunatic]

I didn't know he was on "Seduction" & "So Bad" from Em's "Recovery" album

[Dargine]

recovery credz:

Sly Jordan – Saxophone, Vocals, Choir, Chorus

Exactly, he did the sax and did vocals for "So Bad".
Chorus on "Seduction"
Choir on "Not Afraid"