Author Topic: Lil' Half Dead - Southern Girl who produced it? (Read 245 times)

« **on:** April 25, 2004, 03:19:28 AM »

Whats up dubcc, i was just watchin the video for southern girl by Lil' Half Dead and i was wondering who produced this track and what album it is from?

Also I was wondering, does he even rap anymore??

Everytrack that i see his name as a feature hes singing, can y'al tell me which new tracks if any that hes rappin on?

Lil Jay · « **Reply #1 on:** April 25, 2004, 05:18:04 AM »

Tracy S. Kendrick produced it

CRAFTY · « **Reply #2 on:** April 25, 2004, 06:45:09 AM »

That's a hell of a laidback track

HD · « **Reply #3 on:** April 25, 2004, 10:21:32 AM »

yeah Tracy S. Kendrick produced it prolly with someone else but I don't wanna go downstairs. it's on Steel On A Mission. and he's workin on his album. he's rapping on it with sometimes singing parts.

smoke562 · « **Reply #4 on:** April 26, 2004, 07:56:46 PM »

Quote from: Tim Eccles Management/Entertainment on April 25, 2004, 03:19:28 AM

Also I was wondering, does he even rap anymore?? Everytrack that i see his name as a feature hes singing, can y'al tell me which new tracks if any that hes rappin on?

yeh, he still rappin. have you heard the track "LBC'in it up" with snoop and nate on welcome to the chuuch vol.1 ,.. he's rappin on that. his verse goes somethin like this:

you niggas aint fuckin wit us
and the gats we bust
will make a corroner straight say fuck
we trust no niggas and trust no hoes
we bust on niggas and fuck deathrow
its kinda crazy, shit just aint the same no more
and half of these niggas dont hang no more
and if you really dont want your brains to blow
take your bitches in the house and stop bangin bro
we the type of niggas that'll do your home when its on
and fuck you niggas up for talkin wrong on a song
and catch your bitch slippin while she on her way home
and talk to fat bitch and straight give em his dome
you might see me creepin with my hand on my crome
all in the bushes on the side of your home
tryna catch a knock n straight spread out your dome
boom boom take that muthafucka you gone

ah yeh, and he's workin on a new album called "half time" which is gonna be rappin, and sometimes singin in the choruses. so far, one definate guest appearnce is tray deee, and will have production by joseph leimberg,... the same guy who did "pimp slapp'd" for snoop

Active Ingredient · « **Reply #5 on:** April 26, 2004, 08:11:31 PM »

Quote from: LAzoo on April 26, 2004, 07:56:46 PM

Quote from: Tim Eccles Management/Entertainment on April 25, 2004, 03:19:28 AM
Also I was wondering, does he even rap anymore?? Everytrack that i see his name as a feature hes singing, can y'al tell me which new tracks if any that hes rappin on?
yeh, he still rappin. have you heard the track "LBC'in it up" with snoop and nate on welcome to the chuuch vol.1 ,.. he's rappin on that. his verse goes somethin like this:

you niggas aint fuckin wit us
and the gats we bust
will make a corroner straight say fuck
we trust no niggas and trust no hoes
we bust on niggas and fuck deathrow
its kinda crazy, shit just aint the same no more
and half of these niggas dont hang no more
and if you really dont want your brains to blow
take your bitches in the house and stop bangin bro
we the type of niggas that'll do your home when its on
and fuck you niggas up for talkin wrong on a song
and catch your bitch slippin while she on her way home
and talk to fat bitch and straight give em his dome
you might see me creepin with my hand on my crome
all in the bushes on the side of your home
tryna catch a knock n straight spread out your dome
boom boom take that muthafucka you gone

ah yeh, and he's workin on a new album called "half time" which is gonna be rappin, and sometimes singin in the choruses. so far, one definate guest appearnce is tray deee, and will have production by joseph leimberg,... the same guy who did "pimp slapp'd" for snoop

i hope joseph doesnt produce the whole cd. some of his beats are alright but overall i dont realy like him

smoke562 · « **Reply #6 on:** April 26, 2004, 11:07:31 PM »

yeh, true. i think he's an average producer,... nothin special at all. he should try and get total track productions to produce for his new album like he did on his old albums. the production from them is pure gfunk. nice melodies with plenty of bass. the closest shit to dre's and warren's early productions

here's the total track productions crew:

Tracy S. Kendrick
Courtney "the commander" Branch
Deyon "cali" Davis
Damon "twin" Rose
Kenneth "K-phlx" Manning
Russell "Dj Silk" Brown
Warren S. Campbell
N-hance
Clever

^^
they all produced on half dead's albums

and "southern girl" was actually produced by Tracy S. Kendrick , and....... Courtney "the commander" Branch & Kenneth "K-phlx" Manning