Nate Dogg - One More Day (Murder Was The Case Soundtrack)

Nathaniel Dwayne Hale (August 19, 1969 -- March 15, 2011) AKA Nate Dogg was born in Long Beach, California. He was the friend and partner in the rap game with rappers Snoop Dogg, Warren G, RBX, Daz Dillinger and was the cousin of Butch Cassidy and Lil' ½ Dead. He began singing as a child in the New Hope Baptist Church in Long Beach, and at Life Line Baptist Church in Clarksdale, Mississippi, where his father (Daniel Lee Hale) was a pastor. At the age of 16 he dropped out of high school in Long Beach, California and left home to join the United States Marine Corps, serving for three years.
Nate, Snoop Dogg and Warren G, who all belonged to the Rollin 20 Crips gang formed a rap trio called 213, which recorded its first demo in the back of the famed V.I.P record store in Long Beach. The demo was later heard by Dr. Dre at a house party, who was impressed with Nate's soulful voice.
Nate Dogg made his debut on The Chronic. Singing in what later become his trademark style, he was well-received by fans and critics alike, and would go on to sign with Death Row Records in 1993. Nate Dogg was also featured on Mista Grimm's "Indosmoke" with Warren G. Then in 1994 he produced his first hit single "Regulate" with Warren G. Nate Dogg was also featured in many Tupac releases, including his collaboration record Thug Life: Volume I. In 1998, after a tumultuous time at Death Row Records, he released another album. The double album was titled G-Funk Classics Vol. 1 & 2 and was followed up in late 2001 with Music & Me on Elektra Records. Music & Me peaked at number three on the Billboard hip-hop charts in 2001.
In 2002, Nate Dogg appeared on a celebrity episode of the Weakest Link, making it to the last three players before being eliminated by Xzibit and Young MC.
Nate Dogg was arrested in Arizona in April 2002 and was charged with firearms and drug offenses. He pleaded guilty in May 2002 and was subsequently sentenced to probation and community service. He was also ordered to attend drug counseling sessions.
Nate was generally more successful in collaborations with other hip-hop artists. As of 2004, Nate Dogg has featured in and contributed to over 40 chart singles.
After a number of delays and an original release date of April 2004, his self-titled album Nate Dogg was released on Affiliated Entertainment Group on June 3, 2008.
Nate Dogg died of congestive heart failure on March 15, 2011 in Long Beach, California. Tributes poured in from collaborators such as Ludacris, The Game, 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, Dat Nigga Daz, Xzibit, Erykah Badu, Murs, Big Pooh, Big Skye, Fabolous, Sheist, Knoc-Turn'al, Ice-T, Warren G and Eminem.

[@tiyasombabanda938]

“And if I live to see tomorrow, thank you for one more day” 29 years later this hits differently 😢

[@Kuzgunrunner1]

Sill listening in 2024🔥

[@Dontcomplaincampaign]

Listening now

[@joeynyce3271]

Chills every time I listen

[@roseprice8837]

Me too.

[@scottfilbey7882]

Settle down homie

[@MrHugoalexandre]

Me too

[@lazarievelli6152]

nate songs is praying the soul brothas :* god bless you with a good joint :D

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

This song is my ringtone 😄

[@Snapdidit223]

The type of song you play back to back

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

Everybody remember Nate Dogg for his gangsta rap collaborations, his hooks , and ( most of time) dirty lyrics hidden behind his smooth voice, especially on other artist's tracks. But i'd rather remember him for his songs like " One more day" . He wasn't only a pretty good singer, but also a talented story teller. One of my top 5 Nate Dogg's songs. 0% nudity 0% sex 0% cursing 100% real talking and talent . This is the Nate Dogg i want to remember. The one who used to talk not only about women, guns, weed ,gangster life, but also about his fears, his emotions, his family , even his personnal relationship with God, his issues in life... And i'm happy i found real gem in Nate's discography. And i listen to those songs often. Even if there are not a lot of them.

[@tigrisrgn4062]

alcohol destroyed him, let this be a lesson for us

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

@@tigrisrgn4062yeah more like alcohol , drugs and bad habits in general. And behind all that, Nate was not a happy human being.

[@tyliekinc.]

@@panamecitypanamecity5855 he was never happy? I thought he was happy because all the success he was having

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

@@tyliekinc. if you really think that fame brings happiness, then you are living in a fairy tale man. Nate Dogg was basically a low-key man, a man of few words. He never really had legal troubles until he started to be famous. And then he started to drink and be a bad alcoholic( maybe to drown his sorrow smh). The rest is history. He tried to change his life at the end but unfortunately it was too late. As talented as Nate Dogg was ( and i like his voice and some of his songs), he was a sad man. Some of his songs talk about that. Look at his eyes in almost all of his pictures and see, don't we say that the eyes are the mirror of the eyes? No man, fame never brought the happiness. It's a straight fact.

[@tyliekinc.]

@@panamecitypanamecity5855 I don’t think fame brings happiness. For example look at what happened to the cast members of Diff’rent Strokes on TV Gary Coleman, Todd Bridges & Dana Plato present themselves as a happy family but behind the scenes they had very sad & troubled lives. Gary was struggling with kidney disease which stunted his growth & he had to do dialysis 4 times a day in his dressing room his parents was forcing him to work. Todd Bridges was battling drugs & was got arrested in 1983, his father was abusive to him. Dana Plato was battling drugs & alcohol addiction, she tried to commit suicide in 1979 at a time when Diff’rent Strokes was having bunch of success on television but failed to commit suicide. She got pregnant in 1984 during the show’s sixth season & was fired from the show. During Diff’rent Strokes’s 7th season Gary had to get another kidney transplant which that kidney lasted only for 13 months so he had to do dialysis for the rest of his life. So I see what you saying now

[@michaelcarranza8519]

Some real Rap from OG Nate Dogg. Thank God for "One More Day"

[@anthonywilson6871]

Yes thank God

[@anthonywilson6871]

Yes thank God

[@porkswordsman541]

That’s soul.. not rap

[@nathansaintus9927]

It’s a mix of Hip Hop and R&B but I get where you come from. Nate Dogg will forever be a legend!

[@Twizzledoc187]

When the first heard this I was in the military in Cuba (1994). My jaw dropped and stayed that way. I still bump this song frequently.

[@aoclive6710]

Me to brother , like right now drinking this tequila . When Nate passed Shit rocked me hard

[@russelladams7134]

You was in Guantanamo Bay Naval Base , Cuba . I was there for a year while in the Marine Corps. 1995 to 1996.

[@Twizzledoc187]

@@russelladams7134 thanks for your service. Yup. “Gitmo” from October 4th 1994 - January 5th, 1995.

[@samsosa4376]

@@Twizzledoc187is there a such thing as a cock meat sandwich or is that just a movie being silly

[@Karl671]

Really

[@fredrey2242]

Storytelling at its finest, Nate Dogg the great, legendary. RIP!

[@Blackfeet]

Thats a real accoumt of his childhood before joining the military Nacy Seals before joining Death Row

[@Karl671]

Yes

[@ReymylebO]

Nate dogg aka Black sinatra

[@UNDFTDGordon]

That's exactly what I was thinking. A Sinatra that sang about the streets.

[@ReymylebO]

UNDFTDGordon yep :)

[@cdbbrowning1361]

R and b goon my dude

[@justincleverly3379]

'92 till '19

[@TheSuperhuman622]

It’s sad that not so many know about this gem

[@SiggiiPop]

nah back in my days (28 years ago) was a really hit, so many know.

[@TheSuperhuman622]

@@SiggiiPop yeah back in the day but not today

[@aoclive6710]

@@TheSuperhuman622 it’s 2022 I’m listening to this and it’s reaching my soul

[@theorangeboichannel3339]

G funk is something incredible

[@samuelvos9653]

@@theorangeboichannel3339 this isnt really gfunk

[@LightningMcQueen2008]

I miss Nate Dogg.

[@mbkchino4517]

I was born in 2000 but I got a old soul this right here a classic RIP Nate Dogg we still face the struggles he spitting on this track 💯

[@keithkeefer9954]

Wow • I graduated high school in 1999! Your comment blows my mind🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@tylermoulton7294]

Always been the same dawg

[@jadexo_6491]

@@keithkeefer9954 I was born in 1999

[@tjmerriman2802]

Me too, I was born in 2003

[@ignaciopascual6490]

👌

[@reachfothesky]

Lord, I'm Praying 🙏🏽 for All Our Young People in Our society in Today's World. Let Pure Love🤍 Lead You. Stop the Killings. Give Life a Chance. Your Worth More Then you Know.🙌🏽 Believe it! ✌🏽

[@sidlove5798]

When some hip hop was teaching lessons about life and not glamorizing the thug life..golden age sorely missed

[@claudiorobles63]

True...when it wasn't mumble rap...always enjoyed Nate dogg

[@Karl671]

Yes

[@CJ-zb7ng]

Man, I'd play this CD nonstop, every day Summer of 94

[@hugoderboss772]

90's Baby 🙏🏽💯💣🔥🔥🔥.

[@themadrapper101]

And the summer of 2004. And 2014 and 2024

[@bbbiesemeyer1]

I’m playn this every day right now probably 5 times a day or more can’t get tired of it

[@Webhed-sc8ev]

Murder Was The Case is a great soundtrack, bro! My dad bumped it constantly back in the day.

[@globalmajority1370]

✊🏾💥💥💥RIP NATE DOGG , 2023 Still Bumpin’ !👑💯💪🏾

[@tyronewilliams7821]

2024 we still bumping

[@antdogg4284]

Nate Dogg was born in Clarksdale, Mississippi

[@tyliekinc.]

Before Akon, T-Pain singing hooks on them hip hop joints it was NATE DOGG

[@mitsulegend]

Z-RO

[@gregorybell6372]

So fuckin smooth. Straight face and all! There will never be another! That G Perico sample of this slap! Rip OG

[@zonclothing639]

This is one of the realest songs eva!

[@sabuholliday4795]

Nate Dogg aint resting...nate singing on the other side...SING IN PARADISE BIG HOMIE!!

[@restlesspolymath92]

this beat is sick.... truest story ever told

[@peterdarrylslaughter7390]

Whoever was on that bass guitar was killing it with the FUNK.

[@johnteniteni8423]

RIP NATEDOGG 🙏🕊

[@robertlesuer2755]

RIP Nate Dogg, 😭, respect 💪💖👏.

[@christopherlimar5567]

I first heard this in 99 I was like 12 made me think about my father who was killed in 96 20 years later that's all I can ask for is one more

[@SuckaFREE2.0]

I lost mine too….he let himself go and the alcohol got the good parts of him🕊

[@carlos_sosaa]

One More Dayyyyyy I Miss You Nate 🙏🏾

[@BowtotheWow]

This my best Nate dogg song RIP

[@x.o.1623]

king of G- funk RIP legend you always will be in my top 7 the best rapper of all time

[@Missmeohmy7]

I miss this man right here there will never be another. Ghetto gospel 🙏 R.I.P Nate Dogg We didn't have you long enough but your legacy forever lives on.

[@jedi32r2]

3 days until Nate Dogg 's 50th B- day - R.I.P. to the O.G. Hook King and the voice that gave Dr Dre's beats personality. I will always be bumpin' you to the day I join you. You are gone but not forgotten...

[@decpt19]

I love this song and this soundtrack. R.I.P Nate Dogg

[@jaycrib303]

Mayyne, nates voice is smooth as silk, so so gifted.

[@abdullahmo9357]

King of g funk ❤️

[@raydawg2132]

Still Bumping this in 2017/2018.

[@natoshisakamoto2549]

Here in 2019

[@franklinyoung]

2020. Nigga 😆👍

[@neilhale8626]

2020

[@andrewanderson7912]

Timeless music will live on

[@Nic0.Santiag0]

I walked into my place at lunch time a few days ago (I always leave MTV classic playing for my Dogg during the day) and this song and vid were playing on the tv. I hadn't heard this in almost two decades and couldn't believe it, what a classic jam. Long Live the OG Nate Dogg 🎙️

[@nicolaspedroza4284]

Man this Sh*t give me power REST IN PEACE KING

[@kentstone2436]

The Realist Joint to Smoke Over R.I.P Nate Dogg🙏🙏🙏

[@m.carlettetucker1467]

I love this man

[@MrEnjoyBeats]

holy shit I just stumbled upon this track and I can't stop listening to it. This beat is fucking fire and Nate Dogg's singing completes it. Damn man, why is this music not good enough for the mass audience?!

[@djpcbaby]

So proud to know you was from the dirt (Mississippi)...you are so missed Dogg! RIP! One more day!

[@matrixseven8528]

Born there but raised in California... Long Beach made him who he was not Mississippi

[@geno7572]

@@matrixseven8528 His talent actually started in church Mississippi 🤷🤷🤷🤷

[@baltimorez-wad7281]

My all time favorite rap singer. Such a legend. Still have the letter u wrote back to me & the merchandise u sent me back in early Sept. '98 right after your double album came out. R.I.P. we all miss u

[@gmeister3022]

Nate Dogg's songs still bang so many years later man. Good stuff. RIP, legend

[@AlGazzaliMosbah]

Rip my homie, G-funk died with you.

[@user-mg5kp4wi8q]

True

[@anthonycarter4]

King of hooks💯

[@nickcrim6735]

Legit my favorite Nate Dogg joint 🔥🔥🔥 The sound is a straight vibe and the message is too powerful

[@fashionista.talenista96]

A Real tht made Sense. Miss him and all other Real Rappers we Lost. Man, man, man.

[@sevenwilliams3485]

singing so sweet and gangsta at the same time! rest in peace brother.

[@harskiharska]

He sing so good that it make me feel good

[@geminishade1270]

Play this for our young world

[@stevenswain248]

Truly 1 of a kind. Real. Storytelling! I'm a 80s baby, this was my sh*t

[@mikebrown825]

I miss Nate Dogg Nate was truly a g that sing and king of hooks my dude Nate rih bro....

[@destroyneverdie2698]

Definitely a legend, I'm glad I got to meet him in person. RIP Nate Dogg!

[@remi2206]

I loved this song back in the day never knew it had a music video untill youtube popped off,from a fan from South Africa🇿🇦

[@TrapKay]

Rip Nate!! Boy I miss this type of music. Nate can really blow

[@togonumber]

only 42 years old at time of death

[@erikgification]

Much love to Nate (RIP) and all the songs he laced but this was probably one of his best and I got all his shit you smell me real talk

[@jedi32r2]

I smell you dogg - Amen

[@rogeliorojas28]

I can’t smell you cause i got covid 19

[@0WN3RBogbat]

This man was unique. He was able to sing without sounding gay and keep it gangsta. If you know someone today who can sing a hook like nate, please tell me his name

[@MrFuchew]

levitti did it too

[@russelladams7134]

0WN3RBogbat I totally agree homie. Nate Dogg is the best. Nobody did it like him.

[@sucka_punch-2000]

i prefer nate as well but I've heard afroman hit some nice notes too

[@thepoet197]

Huge fan of nate dogg but z-ro gotta be behind him

[@michaelkearney3648]

Bo-Rock of the Dove Shack

[@certifiedmg3437]

West coast CLASSIC!!! RIP Nate Dogg

[@GopnikBrit]

Next to Nobody Does It Better this might be Nates best song, there's sooo many gems but these 2 songs hit different HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND REST IN PEACE TO THE GREATEST VOCALIST OF ALL TIME 🐐👑🙏 19th August 1969 a Legend was born

[@marianotorrez179]

2022 and still cold af

[@ClowneryAtItsFinest]

FACTS!

[@marianotorrez179]

@@ClowneryAtItsFinest 1994💚

[@akielkhan5916]

RIP Nate Dogg Icon

[@XxTrustNoOnexX]

Golden Era for Hip Hop!!

[@ohioplayer83]

Greatest hook man ever and there ain't no shame in that! So appreciative of this era of music growing up in the 90s

[@prestonmcleod1726]

Was finally glad to see him do a solo. I like the distinguished way he sanged. It was like he was rapping & singing @ the same time. Nobody does it better. RIP Nate Dogg

[@morbidfuckingangel5472]

Cruising around in ‘93 with my friend CJ in his Beretta with those 12s putting in serious work. This album defined my high school years and the years up to the end of No limit rap label. I just gave up after that because I knew it would never get as good so I decided to listen to the same shit over and over again. Sure wish this was on Apple Music.

[@samsosa4376]

Fuck Apple Music paying that 6$ for what KZbin got all the shit I hear

[@morbidfuckingangel5472]

@@samsosa4376 true that. They had DPG Dog Food on there but for some reason it’s not available now. That’s all I ever needed. But this album is right up there with all of Pacs.

[@ericfernandez1869]

Nate Dogg, L.V., Levitti, & Michael Marshall....real R&B thugs!

[@ramdanemoctar7052]

Love them all bro but u forget about butch cassidy

[@turfuulerouge6527]

R&G : Rythm & Gangsta

[@anthonyjrodjr]

Never got the recognition he deserved rip nate dogg . His blunt wraps were bomb

[@carloscarrillo3302]

Still bumping for 2024

[@Xgeneration28]

this has been on my all time playlist since 2009 when i got Spotify 👌🏾 i remember summer 95 this soundtrack was groundbreaking for me. Just goes to show i was right then because this tune especially don't get tired.

[@simpleman8644]

My favorite song in the whole world!

[@user-mg5kp4wi8q]

Me

[@CJ-zb7ng]

This is how you tell a story. Just so effin fresh

[@mrsavvysofresh_Da_Bobkats_slay]

I'm new skool and still fw this joint

[@dallasborn8574]

This song got me thru many day's. Thanks Nate Dogg.

[@venisehenri4167]

West coast classic! G funk classic ! The one and only king of hooks !

[@user-xxxlove]

Your soul lives on in my heart, with love from Japan

[@dickysnicky]

You know something true? Talent in the hip hop community is vintage. Everyone thats good has died... it's really sad but the truth isn't happy.

[@Rich_P_Anya]

+dickysnicky Hip hop is for the underground, and there it still flourishes...

[@ALTAIR1284]

+dickysnicky True.

[@LIG87]

LOL not everyone that was good has died.. There are still good hip hop artists that are still alive and well

[@sambanelly4219]

Na bro, Kendrick Lamar is still alive!

[@milisaurous1474]

@@sambanelly4219 🥵💯🙏🏽‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️PRAISE THE LORD‼️🙏🏽💯🥵💕

[@demarsimon5882]

This song saved me from going to prison. I'm always grateful for it. ❤

[@uneverknow8154]

Never knew there was an actual video for the song. That was and still is my best song from Murder Was the Case. These vocoder hooks are sick!

[@jacobcarrillo933]

Very, very Unique Quality Voice. Never heard it ever...Since Nate...never since either. RIP Nate..

[@Dee_Nice89]

Nate Dogg Did It Best, R.I.P. to the O.G.

[@geminishade1270]

I love this song. Nate Dogg gave us the best music to continue listening too 🎶

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

Marry me to this song 😘

[@goranordic6858]

Rare real singer among rappers. Respect.

[@JFXLEGITMODZRGH]

2019 still bangs!!! fly high Nate Dogg

[@shaunrodgers9913]

G Funk Baby

[@justincleverly3379]

Call it what you want, just dont forget the "G"

[@tyliekinc.]

Even though I was born in 2005 that my favorite kind of hip hop the West Coast/G-Funk era

[@sayblaze]

Nate was the Goat 🐐

[@natoshisakamoto2549]

Still here 2019 and beyond

[@noyaboyfleett2701]

I feel the song so much

[@Webhed-sc8ev]

My dad always bumped this song in his Chevy S-10 back in the 90s! That Murder Was The Case soundtrack is fire! 🔥

[@plusgaf]

We bumpin this FOREVER

[@globalmajority1370]

✊🏾💥💥💥👑

[@ttopbugatti9430]

Happy New year‼️🎊🎉🎭

[@allengoodwin6962]

Greatest story teller in hip hop history. Bar none.

[@clivegameinnmg7055]

I Still listen to the murder was the case soundtrack. this was my joint and whose got some gangsta shit. DPG for life, RIP NATE D O DOUBLE G

[@bigprecise81]

💯Classic.... this straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 right here... RIP NATE DOGG

[@xtra9ja]

RIP Nate Dogg!!

[@stanleymuravha6238]

Every year i check up on here, 2024. Still the best

[@zamazulu2558]

The song brings back so many memories, ❤️ from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@mikebrown825]

Da gangsta king of hooks....

[@berkaydemirkan9296]

I’m living Turkiye but I feel his style and his culture in my heart. Thanks billion times hip hop and west side for Nate Dogg. He was real g and real master for grate music lovers

[@Donna-pn1lc]

😢 missing you Nate Dog😢 real talk 21 streets

[@FawSetif]

i love this song!!!real real reallllll song

[@johnlawson5334]

I meet Nate before passed he was good dude and one of best him prince Michael Jackson i was with No limit Records John Henry RIP to the G-Funk King i still bumps Nate Dog all my life old school is the best.