Snoop Dogg | "BUSH"

[Linnethia Monique]

Seems that Gwen Stefan is featured on the album too! Also people have been saying that "California Roll" with Stevie Wonder is the best song on the album.

[SHOOTER]

Peaches N Cream
So Many Pros
California Roll
Rainbow Party
Awake
This City
R U A Freak

2/3 of the confirmed track list.

[Linnethia Monique]

Apr 27, 2015 11:43:46 GMT -5 SHOOTER said:

Peaches N Cream
So Many Pros
California Roll
Rainbow Party
Awake

1/2 of the confirmed track list.

This City
R U A Freak

Additional titles revealed during a listening session.

[Linnethia Monique]

[Linnethia Monique]

It was a full Neptunes affair on 6 out of the 10 tracks. Chad worked on:
California Roll
This City
R U a Freak
Awake
So Many Pros
Edibles

[Hurricane Lee]

No Rainbow Party? LOL.

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It's a pleasant listen. My favorites are the tracks with Stevie and Gwen.

This seems like the perfect album from him at this point (regardless of what it sells). It's like the grown version of classic Snoop.

[Linnethia Monique]

Run Away with Gwen is a JAM!

[Linnethia Monique]

California Roll feat Stevie Wonder
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Additional Production by Chad Hugo
Harmonica performed by Stevie Wonder
Acoustic and Electric Guitar performed by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Pharrell Williams

This City
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams, Kelly Sheehan
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Additional Production by Chad Hugo
Electric Guitar performed by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Charlie Wilson and Kelly Sheehan

R U A Freak
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Additional Production by Chad Hugo
Electric Guitar performed by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Charlie Wilson and Rhea Dummett

Awake
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Additional Production by Chad Hugo
Moog performed by Andrew Coleman
Electric Guitar performed by Andrew Coleman
Background Vocals by Charlie Wilson and Pharrell Williams

So Many Pros
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Additional Production by Chad Hugo
Electric Guitar performed by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Charlie Wilson, Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo and Rhea Dummett

Peaches n Cream featuring Charlie Wilson
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams, Cornell Haynes, Jr., Robert Ginyard, Jr., George Clinton,
Walter Morrison, Garry Shider, Mary Brockert
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Electric Guitar by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Nelly, Pharrell Williams and Rhea Dummett
Contains portions of “It Takes Two” written by Robert Ginyard. Jr., “One Nation Under a Groove”
written by George Clinton, “I Need Your Lovin” written by Mary Brockert

Edibles featuring T.I.
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams, Clifford Harris, Jr., Ted Chung
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Additional Production by Chad Hugo
Background Vocals performed by Charlie Wilson

I Knew That
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Electric Guitar performed by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Charlie Wilson, Pharrell Williams and Rhea Dummett

Run Away featuring Gwen Stefani
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams, Brent Paschke
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Electric Guitar performed by Brent Paschke
Background Vocals performed by Rhea Dummett
Claps and Additional Vocals performed by Pharrell Williams, Helen Williams, Fattima Robinson,
Phi Hollinger and Rhea Dummett

I’m Ya Dogg featuring Kendrick Lamar & Rick Ross
Written by Calvin Broadus, Pharrell Williams, Kendrick Duckworth, William Roberts
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Background Vocals performed by Charlie Wilson and Rhea Dummett


Charlie Wilson is on 8 out of the 10 tracks! The vocals and melodies of some of these songs are just pure ear worms. Surprised to see your girl Kelly Sheehan on here tamed09

[tamed09]

Ms Buttons better come on through!!!!!

[emerald]

Hard to believe this is a snoop album considering that there is virtually no rapping or profanity to be found. I really like it, though the songs tend to blend together, but in a good way. Very relaxing listen.

[SHOOTER]

California Roll
So Many Pros
Peaches N Cream
Run Away
I'm Ya Dogg

The album is really just one long song to me that I'm sure I'd enjoy more as a whole with my Hennessy and gummy bears but it's pleasant background music to 2 step to in the shower nonetheless.

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All Music Guide gave the album 4/5.

Calvin Cordozar Broadus, Jr. was doing more than fine as Snoop Dogg, but after a 2012 trip to Jamaica, he became convinced that reggae was his true calling and that the Rastafarian lifestyle would guide the rest of his life as Snoop Lion. Three years later and his disco-funk album Bush -- a Snoop Dogg release -- resets everything for the masses, but this slick, star-studded effort produced by Pharrell owes a lot to 7 Days of Funk, the 2013 G-funk throwback project Snoop recorded with underground producer Dâm-Funk. If that fine return-to-form was Funkadelic, this album is Parliament, and maybe even "Atomic Dog"-era George Clinton, as one party starter after another rolls out, all of them singalong-worthy with Snoop's stingers and punch lines making him the undisputed Doggfather. This album is so knowingly cool, it daringly opens with the midtempo "California Roll," a song that steals the feel of the Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney collaboration "The Girl Is Mine," enlists Stevie Wonder as a guest for his sunshine-bright harmonica, and gives up the album's main influence with "Girl, you could be a movie star, in Los Angeles/Get yourself a medical card, in Los Angeles." "This City" looks out the limo's windows and watches the L.A. dispensaries fly by at a disco pace, then "R U A Freak" kicks like Chic, with the lyric "this beat is murder" being the only kind of 187 that Snoop speaks on here. Detractors can complain that the revolutionary and dangerous artist who stood with Dr. Dre and 2Pac has offered an album with just ten different versions of "Sensual Seduction," but Bush is in love with its city and the amount of great weed within it, and that's the kind of platform Kendrick Lamar (oil) and Rick Ross (water) can agree on during the closing highlight "I'm Ya Dogg." This excellent balance of cool and crowd-pleasing should have been there to help celebrate when California legalized medical marijuana, but better late than never is the way of the stoner. Accept Bush as a delayed dank disco triumph, and then drop it like it's hot, one more time.