
Keep Their Heads Ringin'
Dre and Sam Sneed rebuilt The Sequence's Funk You Up as G-funk, Nanci Fletcher singing the hook to number ten.

Dre and Sam Sneed rebuilt The Sequence's Funk You Up as G-funk, Nanci Fletcher singing the hook to number ten.

A Mothership Connection sample, RBX writing Dre's verses, and the Grammy win that turned it into a hit.

Eminem wrote the verses as a reference for Snoop Dogg, by Dre's account, and Dre kept the guide vocal.

Dre and Mel-Man built it on a David McCallum orchestral cut from 1967, arranged by Axelrod, and Nate Dogg closes.

Jay-Z wrote every line of it, Scott Storch played the piano figure, and Dre's seven-year album silence ended.

Roger Troutman's talk box over a Joe Cocker sample, and Shakur's first single after Death Row sprang him from prison.

Dre built G-funk on a Leon Haywood sample, handed Snoop the mic, and gangsta rap reached number two.