Jim Jones Says Dr. Dre Did Four Songs For Dipset That Were Never Released

    Jim Jones recently released his We Own The Night PT 2: Memoirs Of A Hustler EP and has been on a press run to promote it.

    Recently sitting down with New York’s Power 105.1 The Breakfast Club the Harlem native talked about his latest project release and other topics. Interestingly, the former Dipset member says he was banned from many New York establishments during his run of major success claiming he was “a bit of a bad boy.” He also mentioned that Dr. Dre had produced four different songs for Dipset in 2010 but it would be material the group would never obtain since the studio session.

    “I ain’t never seen that man again and he took the records,” Jim Jones claimed. “We did like four records. Dr. Dre has four Diplomat records right now on Dre beats. In one night, he came in there, went to the studio and was like ‘I got the same studio, let’s rock.’ He put his little plug in in and we did four incredible records.”

    Also during the interview, Jim Jones refuted claims that Koch Records gave him a position at the company solely because they were unable to pay him for the success of “We Fly High” and talked about Dame Dash and his relationship with other members of The Diplomats. 

    Watch the full Breakfast Club interview below:

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    20 thoughts on “Jim Jones Says Dr. Dre Did Four Songs For Dipset That Were Never Released

    1. Dre will sit on those records and if something every gets going on with dipset or they hit another major wave. Then Dre might put something together & capitalize on those records.

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      1. max b and french used to run together and dropped mixtapes and shit. jimmy never paid max for writing we fly high. French was max boy so he basically just riding for max.

      1. that same uncle made me eat his asshole out…damn im bout to hit this pcp and forget all my problems..see yall later

    3. I guess they weren’t released because they didn’t actually put you like you’re feeling like you want to go on the block and sell drugs.

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