"Get You Some" - Busta Rhymes (Tutorial)
Uploaded by: 8thHarmonic
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Here is a banging a#$ beat by Dr. Dre on Busta's "The Big Bang" album. The credits shown in the tutorial show Scott Storch because I don't think Dre played the keys. The piano style is very indicative of Scott Storch. Enjoy.
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1.) Lovers & Friends -- Lil Jon feat. Usher & Ludacris
2.) Circles -- Marques Houston
3.) How Come You Don't Call Me -- Alicia Keys
4.) Say Goodbye -- Chris Brown
5.) Song Cry -- Jay Z
6.) Put That Woman First -- Jaheim
7.) Because of You - Neo
8.) Overnight Celebrity -- Twista feat. Kanye West
9.) Mariah Carey -- We Belong Together
10.) Be Without You -- Mary J Blige
11.) I'm a Flirt -- Bow Wow feat. R Kelly
12.) Differences -- Genuine
13.) Half Crazy -- Musiq Soulchild
14.) Confessions Part 2 - Usher
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same people that still think "still dre", "poppin them thangs" and all those other dre tracks with keys were all dr dre. do some research before u "correct" people
-draco016x734
mostly he works wit mike elizondo scott storch and mark batson and they do the great job but dre just does somethin wit the beat and makes the end product perfect