All Eyez On Me was Tupac Shakur’s fourth album, and his final effort released during his lifetime. This was one of the most ambitious, far-reaching hip-hop albums ever made and the first hip-hop double album by an American artist. This album contained five singles, including “California Love”, “2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted”, “How Do U Want It”, and “I Ain’t Mad At Cha”. All Eyez On Me, which was released in February of 1996, has features from Tupac’s Death Row labelmates Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Nate Dogg, as well as East Coast collaborators Method Man and Redman. The album charted at number one, and by 2014 was certified Diamond by the RIAA.

This track listing is written on the inside of a green Mead notebook cover in black pen. “2Pac / All Eyez On Me” is written on the top of the tan notebook cover, with the tracks listed down the left side of the notebook cover. The track listing is remarkably similar to the finished album. Only minor changes in song order are changed. On the other side of the cover, Shakur wrote “Produced by Dre, Daz, Quik, Pooh, Bobcat, Doug Rasheed, KayGee, 2Pac [and] Johnny Jay”. Below the list of producers, Shakur wrote “Featuring: Snoop, Dre, George Clinton, Roger, Nate Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound, Danny Boy, Michelle, CPO, Method Man, Redman, Faith [Evans], Syke, Dramac[yde], Fatal & Felany [sic], Storm, Dru Down, Rappin 4Tay, Y?N-vee, Rage, Jewell, Quik & Playa Ham”. Faith Evans was a controversial choice to appear on this album, as she was a Bad Boy Records artist and the girlfriend of Christopher Wallace at the time. Her vocals appeared on the track “Wonda Why They Call U Bytch”, but were replaced before the album was released. Beneath this, Shakur wrote “On Death Row B***h!”. This notebook cover features some staining, but is otherwise in good condition. This item comes with a LOA from JSA (Z42413). 

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