Warren G

. In 2000 he played to his largest audience as a featured performer at the Closing Ceremonies of the 2000 Summer Olympics. The album was released in 2004. He ceased recording new music and concentrated on a second career as a radio disc jockey until the film Strictly Ballroom was released in 1992. Featuring a new version of Love Is In The Air the film was a success throughout the world, and Young's single once again peaked at number 2 on the Australian charts, and was a minor hit in the UK. In 2003 Warren G, Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg reunited 213 and recorded the album The Hard Way with the single Groupie Luv. He turned to a more contemporary rock style in the 1980s and had his final Top 10 hit in Australia in 1983 with the single Soldier of Fortune. Warren G also produced tracks for other artists, among them 2pac. Subsequent singles such as The Day That My Heart Caught Fire and Heaven Sent continued the disco style but did not find an audience.

Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg made guest appearances on all of the albums. Its successor, Love Is In The Air, became his only worldwide hit, peaking at #2 on the Australian charts, #7 in the US, and #5 in the UK. He has since released three more albums. In 1978 he released a disco song titled Standing In The Rain which became a major hit throughout Europe. G Funk Era was released in 1994 and featured the hit Regulate. Yesterday's Hero also became a minor hit in the US. Warren G's debut album Regulate.. In addition to his Australian success, he achieved hit singles in Europe, Asia and South Africa.

Dre's album The Chronic, released 1992. Louis, The Love Game, Here We Go, Keep On Smiling, Where The Action Is, I Hate The Music and I Wanna Do It With You. Even though Death Row Records did not sign Warren G, his career began with some contributions to Dr. A string of hits followed in Australia including Pasadena (co-written by Young, Vanda and British actor David Hemming), Yesterday's Hero, St. Thus, 213 broke up before releasing any records, and the three artists pursued separate careers. When songwriters and record producers Harry Vanda and George Young returned to Australia, they took over as Young's producers and began writing and producing songs for him. Dre was impressed and tied Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg to his and Suge Knight's record company, Death Row Records. After being signed to a contract with Albert Productions, (the company that had produced Australia's top Sixties group The Easybeats) he recorded a couple of unsuccessful singles produced by visiting producer-manager Simon Napier-Bell.

I Want It All (1999). Take a Look Over Your Shoulder (1997). G Funk Era (1994). Regulate..