tha dogg pound and Dr Dre

[Jimmy H.]

Do you still have the magazine? Dre was workin' with George Clinton back in 1995 when he was supposed to be on the original version of "Can't C Me". He wasn't featured on "Just Doggin", that came out in 1996 on the "Sunset Park" soundtrack. Are you maybe confusin' these two songs?

Well, "Just Doggin" actually began life as a track for Above The Rim. It's one of many songs featured in the movie that weren't included on the soundtrack. I believe it has a different name ("Mobbin' with Tha Dogg Poud") in the end credits though. 

[Okka]

Do you still have the magazine? Dre was workin' with George Clinton back in 1995 when he was supposed to be on the original version of "Can't C Me". He wasn't featured on "Just Doggin", that came out in 1996 on the "Sunset Park" soundtrack. Are you maybe confusin' these two songs?

Well, "Just Doggin" actually began life as a track for Above The Rim. It's one of many songs featured in the movie that weren't included on the soundtrack. I believe it has a different name ("Mobbin' with Tha Dogg Poud") in the end credits though.

Yeah, you're right. I forgot about that.

[sms130]

"OG 2 BG" was re-recorded. The one that appears on Chronic 2000 is not the one from The Chronic sessions. Yeah, the original plan for the Chronic 2000 project was to include a few remixes of unreleased Dre recordings like "Die Muthafucka Die" featuring some of the new Death Row inmates (at that time) as well as including a few songs from the original chronic album like "Bitches Ain't Shit" on that album. A remix of "OG 2 BG" was not included on any of the tracklistings that I've know about. That plan for the Chronic 2000 album was later changed when Dre stopped Death Row from releasing that material.

[Sccit]

Dre ghost-produced half of "Dogg Food"