Purple Yoda did, as well as ‘A Bridge of Graffiti’ (both recorded circa mid-1987).

phenomenal YT series about Prince, love how the videos are edited and put together

@Prince @Ithaka @Sir_Swagalot @Elric @AudioConsulting

HARD thank you LOVE video like this i live for that s***

check out the whole channel when you've got some time man

videos are so concise and well made, covers the best part of Prince's lore too

THANK YOU

anytime king

I knew you would like that

mixcloud.com/JONATHANSTUARTBARKER/prince-the-revolution-first-avenue-1984-birthday-show-from-soundboard

holy s*** i've never seen this
what a post

I am a huge fan of Q-Tip, saw this once before. So I thought this would be a great post to share.
Epic performance of Prince & Q-tip

one of my favourite prince songs from the 2000s

I’m sure this was posted. But I’ll share anyways.

I wish this feature would have happened.

nme.com/news/music/kendrick-lamar-22-1204655?amp

Kendrick Lamar has confirmed how Prince was meant to appear on his 2015 album ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’ but didn’t because the pair “ran out of time”.

Lamar had revealed that the pair had hit the studio together last April, but now he has discussed the failed collaboration in a feature on Grammys.com.

The rapper stated that he originally wanted Prince to appear on his track ‘Complexion (A Zulu Love)’, explaining: “Prince heard the record, loved the record and the concept of the record got us to talking. We got to a point where we were just talking in the studio and the more time that passed we realized we weren’t recording anything. We just ran out of time, it’s as simple as that.”

kendrick wasted time stanning in the f***ing studio instead of working