Dr. Dre
The Compton producer and rapper Andre Young, whose The Chronic (1992) holds "Let Me Ride".
The Chronic
Andre Romell Young was born on February 18, 1965 in Compton and has been active since 1984, on labels including Ruthless, Death Row, Priority, Interscope and his own Aftermath. The Chronic (December 15, 1992, Death Row/Interscope/Priority) was recorded between April and June 1992 at Death Row Studios in Los Angeles, mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood, and produced entirely by Dr. Dre. The co-writer Colin Wolfe told The Ringer that he and Dre wanted to make a real Parliament-Funkadelic album, and Dre often had musicians replay melodies and bass lines rather than only sampling them.
Albums
- The Chronic 1992 · Death Row/Interscope/Priority
His solo debut, built on live replay of P-Funk melodies and basslines.
Songs
- Let Me Ride The Chronic · 1993
The third single from The Chronic, built on Parliament's "Mothership Connection (Star Child)".
Sources
- Dr. Dre, Wikipedia
- Dr. Dre discography, Wikipedia
- Let Me Ride (Dr. Dre song), Wikipedia
- Let Me Ride: Dr. Dre's The Chronic at 30, Rock & Roll Globe

