Rick Clifford On Who Killed 2pac? John Payne & The 'NEW' Death Row Part 4

[jmix]

[Sriram619]

Is there going to be a interview with Papa G?

[jmix]

Is there going to be a interview with Papa G?

70 percent sure... touch and go...

[Sriram619]

Thanks Man. Good insight on the Rick Clifford interviews- Alot of stuff about DR that I did not know.

Looking forward to the Papa G interview

[Kashif mirza]

John payne is the reason why wideawake deathrow failed i can agree with that. Im glad they dont have the deathrow catalogue they messed up by not mixing the albums they put out.

[jmix]

agreed on the mixing. danny boy said he only got a 100 bux in royalties for its about time. smh... thanks for watching, fam

[Jimmy H.]

Great interview as usual, JMix. Has there ever been an interview done with Clifford where he discusses Daz and the allegations of him doing a lot of producing for Dre, mainly in regards to "Doggystyle" and "Dogg Food"? It would be interesting to hear his thoughts on Daz as a producer and I don't recall hearing anything on that.

[abusive]

Get a interview with Dogman.

[DeeezNuuuts83]

agreed on the mixing. danny boy said he only got a 100 bux in royalties for its about time. smh... thanks for watching, fam

But at the same time, I bet that project hardly moved any units or got any airplay that generates revenue.

[jmix]

that is a valid point, but if wa would have got db on board to promote imo, it could have done alot better.

[DeeezNuuuts83]

It would've helped, definitely... but I highly doubt it would have moved that much more units.  Danny Boy isn't a well-known hook singer and hasn't had any relevant work in nearly 20 years.  Most people would be like, "Danny who?  Oh, the guy from I Ain't Mad at Cha.  Eh, no thanks."  It's not like if they had Snoop, Daz, Kurupt, etc. on board to promote their WideAwake releases, since they're at least recognizable names with albums having been released fairly consistently.