(From Black Sheep Mag News)
A handful of artists have rushed to record and release tribute tracks to G-funk singer Nate Dogg, who died on 15th March. Among them are Game, who has put out 'All Doggs Go To Heaven'. The song details The Game’s friendship and admiration for Nate and features a sample from Dr. Dre’s 2000 single ‘The Next Episode’, on which Nate Dogg performed.
Game also Tweeted a tribute to Nate Dogg the day after his death, writing: “R.I.P. Nate Dogg. I’ve lost a friend.”
Snoop Dogg and Eminem are among the other artists to have publicly paid tribute to Nate, along with British artist Plan B, who has said that hearing his vocal n Warren G's 1994 track 'Regulate' was what made him want to get into music.
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