Man, Death Row missed out on really pursuing R&B

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Would they have had room for R&B releases? This was the 1990s. Sublabels like this only put out 1 or 2 albums a year. Death Row had a gang of artists. They were never going to all release albums. If things hadn't fallen apart, Tha Dogg Pound, 2Pac, Dr. Dre, Kurupt, Daz, Outlawz, Rage and at least 3 compilations were on the way. I think only Nate Dogg would have seen a release.
 

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Bad boy took off where death row failed to capitalized :wow:

had the whole game on lock with rap and R&B from 96-99 :takedat:


and to be honest, puff can still do this if he focused on the label like he used to :damn:
 
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Suge was gettin ready to but 2 things happend 1. Pac getting out jail and signing with them 2. Vegas shooting.
But remember suge was managing jodeci, mary j, ginuwine etc around that time and was bringing al b sure, bobby brown, chriatopher williams, aaron hall to the label too
 
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