Maybe because he was still trying to keep it a secret and he didn't want Quincy Jones and whomever else was there to know it was actually him? | |
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Yes, I am glad you took my clarification the way I intended it. It wasn't a slam at MJ's career at all. | |
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How do we know he covered these songs? | |
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i'm most interested in 'angie' since it was placed on an early configuration and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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I've just read in various articles and recording session blurbs. I haven't heard any portion of these myself, nor know anyone who claims to have them.
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. No he didn't. © Bart Van Hemelen
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Yes he did, just accept it. I'm feeling a bit fammy™ | |
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. No he didn't. Unless you have some facts to back up this nonsense claim. © Bart Van Hemelen
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Dilan said:
Yes he did, just accept it. I swear I listened to a LAP remix from the 12 inch that samples the line "skinny motherfucker with the high voice." "That's when stars collide. When there's space for what u want, and ur heart is open wide." | |
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If it's anything like the cover of Radiohead's Creep and the Foo's Best of You, then it's best we don't hear it. ![]() | |
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BartVanHemelen said:
. No he didn't. Unless you have some facts to back up this nonsense claim. https://youtu.be/0w21I4F00r0 | |
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BartVanHemelen said:
. No he didn't. Of course he did | |
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LonelyStarfish said: BartVanHemelen said:
. No he didn't. Unless you have some facts to back up this nonsense claim. https://youtu.be/0w21I4F00r0 That's one of them, there another more traditional one that breaks into the Bob George beat mid way. It was played in the radio when I was a kid and thought wtf? | |
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That's what Bart is saying without saying. Prince didn't do the remix. Prince was sampled in the remix. My art book: http://www.lulu.com/spotl...ecomicskid
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ufoclub said:
That's what Bart is saying without saying. Prince didn't do the remix. Prince was sampled in the remix. No it's very obvious on that dub mix above that prince played various instruments on it rather than just be sampled. He had way more involvement than just being sampled. So Bart is completely wrong. | |
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Noodled24 said:
Sense or not, if you have ears you can hear him playing on it. | |
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^ If you mean the guitar.... fair play, it does sound like it could have been Prince. There is even a part that sounds like the solo from "Thieves in the Temple". | |
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Noodled24 said: ^ If you mean the guitar.... fair play, it does sound like it could have been Prince. There is even a part that sounds like the solo from "Thieves in the Temple". The keyboards throughout sound very much like Prince and yes also recall the tones from Thieves. | |
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I thought it was a well known fact he worked uncredited on 3/4 songs on LAP? | |
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LonelyStarfish said: I thought it was a well known fact he worked uncredited on 3/4 songs on LAP? I highly doubt that. | |
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Well it is a fact now that Prince played the guitar intro on "Like a Prayer" (at least the one you hear in the music video). It was taken off a session of guitar he recorded for another track that they didn't use. He also played rhythm on "Keep it Together" and all the guitar on "Act of Contrition" is him. Madonna revealed all this in an interview. My art book: http://www.lulu.com/spotl...ecomicskid
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It is true... have people not been keeping up with all the Prince facts that have dropped?
" Though Prince is credited as collaborating on Madonna’s “Love Song and “Keep It Together,” what many don’t know is that the artist also played guitar on Madge’s “Like A Prayer.” In an interview celebrating the single 25 years later, producer Patrick Leonard revealed to Billboard that you can distinctly hear Prince’s guitar work at the beginning of the track. “The guitar that you hear before the door slams…That’s Prince. What happened is [Madonna] sent him something to play on and he played on it and sent it back. And we didn’t feel that what he did served it. But that piece, that beginning, is him,” revealed Leonard. “We just thought it was crazy and really cool.”
"Prince turns up on the album, obviously, on "Love Song," the song he and Madonna did together. I've read that his guitar work is on "Keep It Together" somewhere.
" Madonna’s 1989 album Like a Prayer, arguably her finest full-length record, ends with “Act of Contrition,” which is, well, a novelty track. The Andrae Crouch Choir from the title track returns, only now the tape is run backwards, and there’s a skronking guitar solo—it’s chaotic and even a little scary, in an Old Testament-meets-Danceteria way. Madonna fumbles through a half-forgotten prayer from her Catholic childhood. “I reserve… I resolve,” she says. “I have a reservation. What do you mean it’s not in the computer?” That apocalyptic guitar certainly sounds like Prince showing off. He and Madonna collaborated on another track on the same album: the grinding, not really successful “Love Song,” which was largely done by the two of them mailing tapes back and forth to each other. But the credits for “Act of Contrition” just say, “Produced by the Powers That Be.” Asked about the song’s creation, Madonna said she improvised the lyrics: “Whatever was on my head. It’s totally unedited.” And Prince?” He played guitar on it. He also played guitar on ‘Keep it Together’,” which hit #8 in 1990: one more gold single for the Paisley Park walls. “We didn’t have to prove anything to each other,” Madonna analyzed. “And I don’t think he’s had that same opportunity with other people that he’s worked with. Because generally he tends to dominate everything.”"
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We know he contributed a couple things but saying 3/4 of it is him is way over the top.im just saying it's doubtful. Highly doubtful Again, we'll know more soon enough when people feel like talking more and sift through the vaults. | |
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Yes he did and their is an abundance of evidence for the claim if you use the forum search feature. Everyone on this whole forum knows he recorded this. I'm feeling a bit fammy™ | |
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