best producer Pac ever worked wit...

[Hack Wilson - real]

Everytime someone says Johnny J is a dope producer it just prove how great Pac really was, cuz his beats SUCK. Pac turned his crap into hits. Complete opposite of todays artist.

hit em up, picture me rollin, death around the corner, all about u.......what the hell are you smoking on Gangsaboogy? lol

[Jay_J]

no doubt the legendary "jhonny j"

[LAC/EASTSIDE]

Johnny J

[Magus7vn]

Johnny J

[dnjp4life]

Johnny J for me.  Although the few beats QDIII made for 2Pac were exceptional.  I would really have liked to have had a 2Pac album that was entirely produced by one person like Quik, Johnny J or QDIII.

[HighEyeCue]

Dat Nigga Daz

[weedhead]

well for me it was Easy mo bee..don't get me wrong, Daz,and J did great work with pac,and blinded in well with his style.

[weedhead]

Now that i think about it...pac made every beat maker he associated him self with tracks better...which makes this a very hard choice.

[weedhead]

Dre don't count...two tracks out of all the years he has known Pac...two tracks only.(CALIFORNIA,and Can't  c me)..yeah they had good chemistry,but the  relationship never lasted....sorry Dre.

[DeeezNuuuts83]

But it wasn't asking about who had the best chemistry or who worked with Pac the longest, so I don't know if that matters much in this particular discussion.

[Hack Wilson - real]

But it wasn't asking about who had the best chemistry or who worked with Pac the longest, so I don't know if that matters much in this particular discussion.

either way Stretch was the best nomatter how you chop it up 

[Sir Petey]

johnny j fact: he taught manny fresh how to flip drum machines

[Hack Wilson - real]

johnny j fact: he taught manny fresh how to flip drum machines

how the hell did those 2 ever meet eachother???  musta been after PAc passed right?

[bouli77]

johnny j fact: he taught manny fresh how to flip drum machines

how the hell did those 2 ever meet eachother???  musta been after PAc passed right?

lmao Mannie Fresh been producing since the late 80's so i think that by 96 he knew how to flip drum machines especially when he was producing dope songs like this in 95-96

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/6ot4FPAfBVc" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/6ot4FPAfBVc</a>

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/ChoztAKu2tU" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/ChoztAKu2tU</a>

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[Black Excellence]

Johnny J for me.  Although the few beats QDIII made for 2Pac were exceptional.  I would really have liked to have had a 2Pac album that was entirely produced by one person like Quik, Johnny J or QDIII.

an album wit qdIII or quik woulda really been sick at that time !!!!!! snoop wit qdIII woulda been sick too !!!! i wonder why they ain't work together.