D.O.C., The

Real Name:
Tracy Lynn Curry
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The D.O.C was originally from Dallas, Texas. His group, The Fila Fresh Crew, came to the attention of L.A. producer Dr. Dre following a visit he made to Texas to visit a friend who had just moved there.

In 1989 The D.O.C cut a solo album with Dr. Dre called 'No One Can Do It Better'. This album is widely heralded as a classic. He also ghostwrote many of the Eazy E's lyrics for his solo work and for his work with N.W.A.

Sadly The D.O.C was involved in a car crash in the early 90's that left him with a crushed larynx. This put his career on hold for many years and he was unable to capitalise on the success of his first album.

He has since released a comeback album that, although well-received, did not sell the units his undoubted talent deserves.

He continues to be a behind-the-scenes force in West Coast hip-hop.
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No One Can Do It Better

(10 versions)
Ruthless Records, Atlantic 1989

Helter Skelter

(4 versions)
Giant Records 1996

Deuce

(2xLP)
Silverback Records 2003

Singles & EPs

The D.O.C. & The Doctor

(5 versions)
Ruthless Records, Atlantic 1989

The Formula

(4 versions)
Ruthless Records, Atlantic 1989

Mind Blowin'

(3 versions)
Ruthless Records, Atlantic 1989

It's Funky Enough / No One Can Do It Better

(5 versions)
Ruthless Records, Atlantic 1989

Portrait Of A Masterpiece

(5 versions)
Atlantic 1989

4 My Doggz

(2 versions)
Giant Records 1995

Return Of Da Livin' Dead

(5 versions)
Giant Records 1995

The ?hit

(2 versions)
Silverback Records 2003

Big ?ick ?hit / The ?hit

(12", Pro)
Silverback Records 2003

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