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Prince recording under an alias not wanting this to be known? Hello,
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the 2 Madhouse records fit that description, but there's no vocals on them. | |
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Maybe this:
Hello... I'm Come funkateer 'Danceelectric'
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Well, Sheila E's 'Romance 1600' has full band credits (4 Sheila's band), and it's really about 99% Prince.
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Krid said: Hello,
are there any records out which later it was found out that this was actually Prince, but the record got released under a different name. Please, no "The Time" or "The Family", or "Tanja Seville", what I mean is records where Prince is playing all instruments and also singing, but under an alias. Maybe just club-related 12inchs... "Camille" maybe was intended to be something like this...??? Short answer... No, he hasn't. Prince has considered releasing records under pseudonyms before (like "Camille", "The Rebels" or "The Black Album" for instance), but he's never actually done it. The closest released albums to a pseudonym release would be the 2 Madhouse albums. Of course there are numerous associated artist albums that are basically 'Prince' albums, just with someone else singing the lead vocals. [Edited 6/9/09 7:24am] | |
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"The Rebels" ???? what is that? | |
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what songs were "Joey Coco" and "Alexander Nevermind" credited for? | |
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...I DON'T KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE OR NOT....
..She's Just A Baby..but she's my lady..my loveR..my only friend!..true love that will last!..PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND..WHAT SHE SEES IN AN OLDER MAN..they never stop 2 think that maybe i'm what she's looking 4..THEY NEVER TAKE THE TIME..2 look in her mind | |
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Krid said: Hello,
are there any records out which later it was found out that this was actually Prince, but the record got released under a different name. Some people would claim NEW POWER SOUL... | |
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merce29 said: what songs were "Joey Coco" and "Alexander Nevermind" credited for? Joey Coco Deborah Allen - Telepathy Jill Jones - Baby, You're A Trip , My Man and Violet Blue The Three O Clock - Neon Telephone Nona Hendryx - Baby Go Go Sheena Easton - 101 an Cool Love Alexander Nevermind Sheena Easton - Sugar Walls Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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thedance said: Btw. it's Taja Savelle, you spelled that wrong.
Actually it's Sevelle. Ernest L Sewell, IV
Confessions Of A Prince Realist. You might want to sit down for this. "An ass hanging out on stage is an ass hanging out on stage. Period." |
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trickster said: "The Rebels" ???? what is that?
The Rebels was an alternate group that Prince, Dez, Fink, Z played in, as another outlet for music. They recorded an album's worth of songs, but was never released. It was really what New Power Generation records (Goldnigga, Exodus, NewPowerSoul) are today. It was the band, but without the emphasis on "PRINCE". I THINK they recorded the original "Tick Tick Bang". But their music was very funk punk, fast music. Kinda like taking "Jack U Off and "Sister", blending that style and making an album out of it. Ernest L Sewell, IV
Confessions Of A Prince Realist. You might want to sit down for this. "An ass hanging out on stage is an ass hanging out on stage. Period." |
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ernestsewell said: thedance said: Btw. it's Taja Savelle, you spelled that wrong.
Actually it's Sevelle. No actually it's Seville | |
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2020 said: ernestsewell said: Actually it's Sevelle. No actually it's Seville No, it's not. http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ja_Sevelle  Ernest L Sewell, IV
Confessions Of A Prince Realist. You might want to sit down for this. "An ass hanging out on stage is an ass hanging out on stage. Period." |
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ernestsewell said: trickster said: "The Rebels" ???? what is that?
The Rebels was an alternate group that Prince, Dez, Fink, Z played in, as another outlet for music. They recorded an album's worth of songs, but was never released. It was really what New Power Generation records (Goldnigga, Exodus, NewPowerSoul) are today. It was the band, but without the emphasis on "PRINCE". I THINK they recorded the original "Tick Tick Bang". But their music was very funk punk, fast music. Kinda like taking "Jack U Off and "Sister", blending that style and making an album out of it. Yup  Reporter Manny Z also reviewed about it in Wax Poetics and posted it online : http://citinite.wordpress...he-rebels/ | |
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ernestsewell said: My people call it "maize." ________________
Sundiata J., Prince fan extraordinaire. R.I.P., brother. | |
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The first Madhouse album, they dreamt up fictional band members and even brief bios which were given to the press. __________________________
Ze belong ere in Mozambique... 
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ufoclub said: The first Madhouse album, they dreamt up fictional band members and even brief bios which were given to the press.
Thanks to all of you. Interesting info about the Madhouse one; I do have their first album somewhere, will check if I see "fake" band members ;=) | |
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Krid said: ufoclub said: The first Madhouse album, they dreamt up fictional band members and even brief bios which were given to the press.
Thanks to all of you. Interesting info about the Madhouse one; I do have their first album somewhere, will check if I see "fake" band members ;=) You won't. Ufoclub said it was in the PRESS release, not the liner credits. There is nothing in the liner credits. And really, this whole question is kind of obvious. Paisley Park Christopher Jamie Starr Joey Coco Alexander Nevermind Azifwekar All monikers he used to hide his identity w/ folks when writing/producing for someone else. Ernest L Sewell, IV
Confessions Of A Prince Realist. You might want to sit down for this. "An ass hanging out on stage is an ass hanging out on stage. Period." |
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ernestsewell said: Paisley Park Christopher Jamie Starr Joey Coco Alexander Nevermind Azifwekar All monikers he used to hide his identity w/ folks when writing/producing for someone else. What's funny is if Prince were really trying to hide anything, he'd have used names a lot less evocative than "Alexander Nevermind." How about "Robert Jones" or "Peter Kulinowski?"  ________________
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I have Prince singing "If I love U tonite" on a Mica Paris 12". Does that count? . | |
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Giovanni777 said: Well, Sheila E's 'Romance 1600' has full band credits (4 Sheila's band), and it's really about 99% Prince.
But he did that regularly... especially with The Time, and with his own 'Around The World in a Day' and 'Parade', which Dr.Fink just recently confirmed was nearly ALL Prince. But going beyond Prince's productions, I'm not sure. As far as the parameters of your original question, I don't think there was any release with him playing everything and singing, but under an alias. I have wondered lately about songs Lovesexy & NPG era songs that were not credited as Prince-only. When I heard him play Strollin live, it made me think it probably wasn't Levi on guitar as I had thought. Same with the bass on Alphabet St. And those also seem to be drum machines. How about the Time's early work? | |
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Lammastide said: ernestsewell said: Paisley Park Christopher Jamie Starr Joey Coco Alexander Nevermind Azifwekar All monikers he used to hide his identity w/ folks when writing/producing for someone else. What's funny is if Prince were really trying to hide anything, he'd have used names a lot less evocative than "Alexander Nevermind." How about "Robert Jones" or "Peter Kulinowski?" Cuz he's Prince, and he's just that queer about it. Ernest L Sewell, IV
Confessions Of A Prince Realist. You might want to sit down for this. "An ass hanging out on stage is an ass hanging out on stage. Period." |
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SquirrelMeat said: I have Prince singing "If I love U tonite" on a Mica Paris 12". Does that count?
That mos def belongs on the rare prince record thread doesn't it? Sorry if you already mentioned it there... Wasn't that like a record production error? | |
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mzkqueen03 said: ...I DON'T KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE OR NOT....
..but there is a song by teena marie called LIPS TO FIND YOU...on teena's emerald city,1986....well it was written by teena marie AND someone named:BENDRIX....people claim it was prince.. ...BENDRIX????...i don't know if it is prince??... ..mzsexybaby  there is a bootleg instrumental called that from prince | |
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Interesting. Last Night, I spent another lonely Christmas...Darlin' Darlin' U shoulda been there.~Prince. | |
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Nope, Prince didn't have anything to do with
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When I first heard Natural Selection's "Do Anything" I thought for sure it was Prince. | |
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