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The D.O.C.

Tracy Lynn Curry

The D.O.C. is an American rapper from Dallas, Texas active since 1988.

Profession
Rapper, Songwriter
Born
June 10, 1968
Years active
1988–present

Early life

A Dallas native, Tracy Curry moved to Los Angeles and became a key ghostwriter for N.W.A and Eazy-E before his solo debut.

Career

His acclaimed 1989 album "No One Can Do It Better" was cut short by a car accident that damaged his voice, but he continued writing for Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.

Major achievements

He co-wrote landmark records of the N.W.A and Death Row eras as one of the West Coast's premier pens.

Legacy

The D.O.C. was a foundational, behind-the-scenes architect of West Coast hip-hop's greatest era.

References

Frequently asked questions about The D.O.C.

What is The D.O.C. known for?
The D.O.C. is an American rapper from Dallas, Texas active since 1988. The D.O.C. is recognized as a rapper and songwriter.
Where is The D.O.C. from?
The D.O.C. is from Dallas, Texas.
When was The D.O.C. born?
The D.O.C. was born on June 10, 1968, in Dallas, Texas.
What kind of music does The D.O.C. make?
The D.O.C.'s music spans Hip-hop, West Coast hip-hop, and Gangsta rap.
Is The D.O.C. still active?
Yes — The D.O.C. has been active since 1988 and continues to work today.
What record labels has The D.O.C. been associated with?
The D.O.C. has been associated with Ruthless and Death Row.

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