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OldFriends4Sal
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other music by the 1980-1988 proteges

Prince having so much unreleased music and famous for the B sides

Have protege acts released B sides (that I missed)?
and what outtakes do we know of?

B SIDES
The Time: Tricky & Grace
Vanity 6?
Apollonia 6?
Sheila E:The Glamorous Life ?
Sheila E:Romance 1600: Hollyrock
Sheila E:Sheila E: Paradise Gardens

the Family: ?
Mazarati: Don't Leave Me Baby

Madhouse: ?

OUTTAKES
The Time:
Vanity 6? Sex Shooter, Climax,
Apollonia 6? Manic Monday
Sheila E:The Glamorous Life ?
Sheila E:Romance 1600:
Sheila E:Sheila E:
the Family: Feline
Mazarati: Jerk Out
Jill Jones: ?
Madhouse: ?

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Our clothes, our hair, we don't care
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Reply #1 posted 07/21/09 10:01am

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Sheila E's G.L. just had the Club Mix as the B-side.

IIRC The Family only had a 12" mix of "Screams of Passion"

Jill Jones just had remixes too (and they were SO dated sounding, stuck right in the Rick Wakeman sound of the late 80's, a la Taylor Dayne)

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Reply #2 posted 07/21/09 10:56am

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oh forgot

Mazarati had Champaign Lover(?) as a B side

Sheila E had Girl Power as an outtake 4 a 4th album

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Reply #3 posted 07/21/09 3:37pm

motherfunka	Jill Jones had Baby Cries as a b side for G Spot.
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Reply #4 posted 07/21/09 5:29pm

kiddo	Jill Jones also had a B-side called "77 Bleeker Street". Another Family outtake was "Miss Understood".
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Reply #5 posted 07/21/09 5:42pm

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kiddo said:

Jill Jones also had a B-side called "77 Bleeker Street".
Another Family outtake was "Miss Understood".

The Family also had "Feline". I forgot about those Jill Jones songs. There's a small handful of outtakes from her.

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Reply #6 posted 07/21/09 9:40pm

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B-SIDES

The Time:
Tricky
Grace

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Sheila E: The Glamorous Life:
Too Sexy (B-Side of Belle of St. Mark)

Sheila E: Romance 1600:
Save the People (B-Side of Sister Fate)
Holly Rock (From the Krush Groove soundtrack) 

Sheila E: Sheila E:
The World is High (B-Side of Hold Me)
Paradise Gardens (B-Side of Koo-Koo)

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Mazarati:
Don't Leave Me, Baby (B-Side of 100 MPH)
Champagne Saturday (B-side of Stroke promo single)

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Jill Jones:
77 Bleeker St. (B-Side of Mia Bocca)
Baby Cries (Ay-Yah) (B-Side of G-Spot)

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Madhouse:
Six and 1/2 (B-Side of 6)
Ten and 1/2 (B-Side of 10)
13 and 1/4 (B-Side of 13)  

OUTTAKES

 The Time:
Murph Drag
Nine Lives
Corporate World
The Latest Fashion (alternate version)
My Summertime Thang (alternate version)

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 Vanity 6:
Vibrator
Sex Shooter  

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Apollonia 6:
Manic Monday  

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Sheila E:
Girl Power 

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The Family:
Miss Understood
Feline  

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Mazarati:
Jerk Out
 Kiss

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Jill Jones:
Flesh & Blood
My Baby Knows How to Love Me
Boom Boom
 
Madhouse:

17 (Penetration)
18 (R U Legal Yet?)
19 (A Girl And Her Puppy)
20 (Jailbait)
21-24 (The Dopamine Rush Suite)

Rootie Kazootie
Space
Guitar Segue
Asswoop
Ethereal Segue
Parlor Games
Michael Segue
(Got 2) Give it Up
Sonny & Miles Segue
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Reply #7 posted 07/22/09 9:17am

DecaturStone	Man DAMMIT now I have got to search for Madhouse
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Reply #8 posted 07/22/09 1:30pm

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Recently found a bunch of Prince related b-sides and remixes.

Purple Fact #542: Prince can make a Weeble™ fall down.

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Reply #9 posted 07/22/09 4:05pm

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Sue Ann Carwell - "Sue Ann"

Label : Warner Bros. Records
Catalog # : BSK 3562
Format : Vinyl, LP
Country : US
Released : 1981

A1 - Let Me Let You Rock Me (4:35)
A2 - I Wanna Be The One (4:10)
A3 - Company (4:20)
A4 - Close Dance (3:44)
A5 - Really Not That Ready (3:16)
B1 - My Baby, My (4:18)
B2 - Don't Treat Me Like A Fool (3:51)
B3 - Sweet Talk (3:59)
B4 - Heartdreams (3:35)
B5 - Don't Throw It All Away (3:43)

www.discogs.com/Sue-Ann-S...ase/235611

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Reply #10 posted 07/24/09 5:36am

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Shango said:

I remember in the summer of '81,the song "Let Me Let You Rock Me" got a little airplay on our local R&B station.It's too bad that the album she was working on in 1979 (with Prince as producer) was never completed/released.She would have been his very first female protege.

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Reply #11 posted 07/24/09 11:34am

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SoulAlive said:

It's too bad that the album she was working on in 1979 (with Prince as producer) was never completed/released.She would have been his very first female protege.

Cool. That's a project i'd like to hear.
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