no wonder those 2 joints "Going back to cali" and "I love the dough" didn't have that SIGNATURE Mo Bee feel, cuz he's right, when he mixes his own production, it has that SOUND that's hard to explain, just listen to "Temptations", "It's a party" by Busta, "Life Styles of the rich and shameless" by Lost Boyz
How does a man that makes beats like "going back to Cali and I love the dough" not get more recognition¿ I mean i listened those two songs alot. Its a shame
Love your interviews man. Found you here, but listening to the full lengths on Spotify. Thanks so much for your work. Only listened to the Hi-Tek and just starting on the Mo Bee. So dope. Your channel is a treasure chest, and I'm gonna get all the loot, 1 interview at a time. Thanks and praises.
I guess Puffy listened to what Easy Mo Bee said about those credits because he's solely credited for producing I Love The Dough and Going Back To Cali even tho he didn't technically "produce" the songs. If he mixed his own songs on Ready To Die then he sure didn't get proper credit for it. The credits say Greg Pinto, Bassy Bob Brockman, Rich Travali, Mario Rodriquez, and Bill Esses recorded and mixed Mo Bee's tracks.