best producer Pac ever worked wit...

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

Easy Mo Bee   




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[bouli77]

Dr Dre
Johnny J
Easy Mo Bee
Khayree
Mike Mosley


tie between these 5

[DeeezNuuuts83]

I thought the beats that Daz did for him were generally solid... not sure what else they ended up doing, but it's hard to ignore how dope Ambitionz az a Ridah, Skandalouz, Got My Mind Made Up, 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted and I Ain't Mad at Cha sounded.  Daz is crazy now, but the stuff he did for Makaveli & Dillinger was dope too... I still bump First 2 Bomb.

[bouli77]

yeah his stuff with Daz (and whoever co-produced it) was dope, but the question was best producer, not best chemistry

[Sir Petey]

Easy Mo Bee  




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agreed...

Dr Dre
Johnny J
Easy Mo Bee
Khayree
Mike Mosley


tie between these 5

tony pizzaro did his thing to and deserves a shout.

[DeeezNuuuts83]

yeah his stuff with Daz (and whoever co-produced it) was dope, but the question was best producer, not best chemistry

Well, if you're judging it in terms of being the "best" producer based on capabilities and success (which is an inevitable factor) without limiting the body of work to only what that producer did with Pac, then it's Dre by a landslide.

Easy Mo Bee is dope and did make a lot of good beats for a lot of people (Pac, Biggie, Rage, etc.) but Dre's production history spans across a greater time period with more artists and a ton more sales.

[Mietek23]

Easy Mo Bee   

Wrong - Johnny 'J' 

[West Coast Veteran]

Johnny J had the best beats for Pac and had the best chemistry with Pac.

[Hack Wilson - real]

Stretch from the Live Squad


Pain
Only Fear of Death
Nothin To Lose
Under Pressure
Holler If You Hear Me
Bury me a G
It Hurts The Most
5 Deadly Venomz
Streets Are Death Row
Crooked Ass Nigga 1 and 2
Thug 4 Life OG
Hellrazor OG
Tha Lunatic
Strugglin'

and more

[Will_B]

yeah his stuff with Daz (and whoever co-produced it)

Daz used Johnny J's music group (that Johnny J set up with 2Pac).

Killa combo, when Daz used to lay down mad Jazzy beats & had some serious musicians and a studio behind him.

[bouli77]

i know that everything daz touched on all eyez on me, soopafly was involved in it, it's been confirmed by soopa in interviews, then Quik mixed some of the songs and had bass players like cornelius mims replayed it. producing can translate into very different realities.

[D Breezy]

johnny j by a mile

[TidyKris]

I'd have to go with Jonny J 

[DeeezNuuuts83]

i know that everything daz touched on all eyez on me, soopafly was involved in it, it's been confirmed by soopa in interviews, then Quik mixed some of the songs and had bass players like cornelius mims replayed it. producing can translate into very different realities.

Soopafly's involvement varied though.  It's hard to know who (or what) to believe, but there was an audio interview with Kurupt where he talked about Ambitionz az a Ridah in particular.  He said Daz did the whole beat, but Soopafly's contribution on that was just one layer... I don't know how to describe it (but I know which layer it was, since in the interview Kurupt mimics it) but while I hear it, if it weren't there, the song wouldn't have been very different.

johnny j by a mile

They did a lot of good stuff together, but again, Johnny J's production skills tapered off after Pac died, as a lot of the stuff he remixed paled in comparison to his original beat.  At least with Daz, the Pac stuff he remixed (even though it wasn't on legitimate retail releases) shits all over anything Johnny J remixed... Still I Rise, Until the End of Time, Better Dayz, whatever.  One thing that I didn't like about some of his music was how sample heavy it was at times.  I know a lot of producers use samples, but a lot of them use less popular samples that are more difficult to recognize.  Oh, and then there's What'z Ya Phone #.

[Black Excellence]

daz, quik, & dr. dre.