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Concrete Roots
1994 compilation album by Dr. Dre From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Concrete Roots is a compilation album containing songs produced by Dr. Dre, released in 1994.[5] The album was conceived and compiled by Lee "DJ Flash" Johnson. The album peaked at No. 43 on the Billboard 200.[6]
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Critical reception
Trouser Press wrote: "With the exception of Michel’le’s smooth kiss-off 'No More Lies,' the mostly sub-B-side cuts are a weak mix of filler and watered-down, post-disco rap from Dre and Yella’s pre-N.W.A outfit, the oft-ridiculed and ridiculously attired World Class Wreckin’ Cru’."[7]
Vibe gave the compilation a mixed review, writing that it puts Dre's early work in "proper context" and "historical perspective."[8] It also praised the D.O.C.'s contributions.
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Track listing
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Charts
Credits
- Peter Heur - Executive Producer
- DJ Flash - Executive Producer
- The World Class Wreckin' Cru - Performer
- Dr. Dre - Arranger, Drums, Vocals, Producer, Main Performer, Keyboards, Drum Programming
- Dean Naleway - Executive Producer
- Yvette Clark Art - Direction, Design
- William "Dr. Z." Zimmerman - Keyboards
- DJ Yella - Programming, Producer
- Cli-N-Tel - Producer
- Stan Jones - Guitar
- Ice Cube - Vocals
- N.W.A - Vocals
- Leon Haywood - Performer
- Victor Brooks - Remixing
- Lonzo - Associate Producer, Executive Producer, Remixing
- Derrell Black - Vocals
- Wreckin' Cru - Executive Producer
- Eazy-E - Vocals
- Billy Jam Liner - Notes
- MC Ren - Vocals
- Monalisa Young - Vocals (Background)
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