Young/Nacho\Drawz
...come on let's picture the possibility...
I was wondering what was going on during Hutch's recent Vladtv interview. I could tell that there was some past problem between him and Dre but I thought it was over Dre getting credit for the creation of G-Funk. Never knew that he had once sued him. But I'm glad that they were able to get past it and still work together. Hutch did some work on Dre's Compton album.
Hutch is the nephew of Willie Hutch. Here are some of his songs according to wiki (take it with a grain of salt)
1973: "Brother's Gonna Work It Out" (#18 R&B, #67 Pop)
1973: "Slick" (#18 R&B, #65 Pop)
1973: "Sunshine Lady" (#72 R&B)
1974: "If You Ain't Got No Money (You Can't Get No Honey) Pt. I" (#70 R&B)
1974: "Theme Of Foxy Brown" (#64 R&B)
1975: "Get Ready For The Get Down" (#24 R&B)
1975: "Love Power" (#8 R&B, #41 Pop)
1976: "Let Me Be The One, Baby" (#95 R&B)
1976: "Party Down" (#19 R&B)
1977: "Shake It, Shake It" (#60 R&B)
1977: "We Gonna Party Tonight" (#49 R&B)
1978: "All American Funkathon" (#62 R&B)
1978: "What You Gonna Do After The Party" (#40 R&B)
1978: "Paradise" (#74 R&B)
1982: "In And Out" (#55 R&B, #29 Dance) (UK #51[4])
1985: "Keep on Jammin'" (UK #73[4])
Hutch is the nephew of Willie Hutch. Here are some of his songs according to wiki (take it with a grain of salt)
1973: "Brother's Gonna Work It Out" (#18 R&B, #67 Pop)
1973: "Slick" (#18 R&B, #65 Pop)
1973: "Sunshine Lady" (#72 R&B)
1974: "If You Ain't Got No Money (You Can't Get No Honey) Pt. I" (#70 R&B)
1974: "Theme Of Foxy Brown" (#64 R&B)
1975: "Get Ready For The Get Down" (#24 R&B)
1975: "Love Power" (#8 R&B, #41 Pop)
1976: "Let Me Be The One, Baby" (#95 R&B)
1976: "Party Down" (#19 R&B)
1977: "Shake It, Shake It" (#60 R&B)
1977: "We Gonna Party Tonight" (#49 R&B)
1978: "All American Funkathon" (#62 R&B)
1978: "What You Gonna Do After The Party" (#40 R&B)
1978: "Paradise" (#74 R&B)
1982: "In And Out" (#55 R&B, #29 Dance) (UK #51[4])
1985: "Keep on Jammin'" (UK #73[4])