Prince

Basically a best of Prince up until 1993. Included here are also some of Prince's brilliant B-sides that never made it on to the albums. Contains "Erotic City", the awesome "Gotta Stop (Messin' About)" which is an outtake from the 'Dirty Mind' sessions, "Shockadelica", "Horny Toad", "God" and two...

Personnel: Prince (vocals, various instruments); Wendy, Dez Dickerson (vocals, guitar); Bonnie Boyer (vocals, Hammond organ); Rosie Gaines (vocals, organ); Lisa Coleman (vocals, keyboards); Sheila E. (vocals, drums, percussion); Sheena Easton, Camille, Tony M. (vocals); Levi Seacer Jr. (guitar, bass...

Personnel: Prince (vocals, various instruments); Shiela E (drums, percussion); New Power Generation, The Revolution, The Steeles . Recording information: 1979 - 1991. More properly the essential output of one of the most creative musicians of the past few decades than a definitive collection, ...

'Sign 'O' The Times' is a masterpiece. It is the greatest work of art (and best movie) from the genius -- Prince! The double album contains the most funky cuts he's ever done. Included here are the hits "U Got The Look" (duet with Sheena Easton), "I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man", "Sign ...

Upon their release in 1993, the shorthand descriptors were that THE HITS ONE contained the "clean" songs while THE HITS TWO had all the "dirty" stuff. It's not quite so simple. Even Prince's most chaste material, like the finger-wagging "Pop Life," has a certain limpid eroticism. "Soft and Wet" and ...

Purple Rain made Prince sound like he could do anything, but it still didn't prepare even his most fervent fans for the insular psychedelia of Around the World in a Day. Prince had made his interior world sound fascinating and utopian on Purple Rain, but Around the World in a Day is filled with cryp...