Composed by Michael Angelo. Copyright © 1978-2004 PRN Produtions. all rights reserved.
[“A Better Place 2 Die”: * See “Moonbeam Levels” below]
[“A Couple Of Miles”: Instrumental recorded at Sunset Sound on December 26, 1985 for a tribute to Miles Davis]
[“A Couple Of Miles”: Included on the projected Flesh album that was assembled on January 22, 1986]
[“A Love Bizarre”: Was recorded on the Purple Rain tour, from Dec. 1984 to Feb. 1985 at Cheshire in Atlanta]
“A Love Bizarre” (With SE): Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
[“A Man Called Jesus”: Recorded in late 1988 and originally offered to Cat, it was reworked in 1989]
“A Man Called Jesus”: Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ August 24, 1993
[“A Million Miles (I Love You)”: Taped at Sunset Sound, L.A., between late Dec. 1983 and early Feb. 1984]
“A Million Miles (I Love You)” (With LC): (Jamie Starr) Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“A Place In Heaven”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in March/April 1986]
[“A Place In Heaven”: This track was included on all the different configurations of 'Dream Factory' of 1986]
[“A Positive Place”: AKA “Eliminate The Negative”. Completed at Larrabee Sound in September/October 1990]
[“A 1,000 Hugs And Kisses”: This was tracked live with the NPG at Studios 301 in Sydney in late April 1992]
[“Aces”: Lyrics by Chris Moon. One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound in summer 1976]
[“Aces”: Included on the four-song demo that Chris Moon and Prince assembled]
[“Acknowledge Me”: Included in 'The Beautiful Experience' film project, which premiered on April 3, 1994]
[“Acknowledge Me”: On the version of 'Exodus' from Dec. 2, 1994 together with “Slave 2 The System”]
[“Acknowledge Me”: Also included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience', but was dropped]
“Acknowledge Me”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Adonis And Batsheeba”: Tracked in Prince's home on July 27, 1986, shortly after completing ‘Dream Factory’
[“Adore”: Included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Adore”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Adore”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Adore”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“Adore”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Aguadilla” (With EL): Eric Leeds ‘Things Left Unsaid’ February 16, 1993
[“Ain't No Place Like U”: This version on the early mix of the album has a rock guitar solo intro]
“Ain't No Place Like U” (With Mayte): Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
[“Alexa de Paris”: Recorded at the Washington Avenue warehouse in July 1985]
“Alexa de Paris”: “Mountains” B-side single May 7, 1986
[“Alice”: This was recorded on May 28, 1991. No further details are known]
[“All Day, All Night”: Played live during the 26th birthday concert at First Avenue June 7, 1984]
“All Day, All Night” (With JiJ): Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
[“All My Dreams”: This was taped at Sunset Sound on April 28, 1985]
[“All My Dreams”: A suite-like track segues from “Old Friends 4 Sale” on the original ‘Parade’ LP of May 1, ‘85]
[“All My Dreams”: It was also included on the 'Dream Factory' 2-LP in 1986]
[“All That”: This was more clearly “Adore” with little attempt to hide it, before being re-mixed]
“All That” (Music only): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
“All The Critics Love U In New York”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
[“Allegiance”: This is Prince's original October 1991 recording given to Howard Hewett's 1993 ‘Allegiance’ album]
“Allegiance”: Howard Hewett ‘Allegiance’ November 17, 1992
“Alphabet St.”: (“This is not music, this is a trip”) 12” April 23, 1988
“Alphabet St.”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“Alphabet St.”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Alphabet St.”: 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) December 17, 2002
[“Am I Without U?”: From 1988; included on one of the configurations of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic' ‘88/’89]
“America” (With LC, WM, MF, BM, & BZ): ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“America”: (Extended Version) 12” October 2, 1985
[“American In Paris”: Recorded in late 1989; filed for registration at the Library of Congress on Dec. 5, 1989]
[“American Jam”: Recorded in 1980 during the home studio sessions that yielded the 8 tracks on 'Dirty Mind']
[“An Honest Man”: First rehearsed on the Purple Rain tour]
“An Honest Man”: Can be heard in the ‘Under The Cherry Moon’ movie, 1986
“An Honest Man”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“And God Created Woman”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“And How” (With DZ & LSJ): Jevette Steele ‘Here It Is’ May 1991 [France]
[“And That Says What?”: An instrumental recorded at the Washington Avenue warehouse on March 20, 1986] [“And That Says What?”: Placed on the first, tentative version of 'Dream Factory', 4/86; never heard from again]
“Andorra” (With EL, LSJ, & SE): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
“Animal Kingdom” (With RS): ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
“Anna Stesia”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“Anna Stesia”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Annie Christian”: Was recorded over the course of the spring and summer of 1981]
“Annie Christian”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
[“Another Lonely Christmas”: Recorded as a solo performance in February 1984 at Sunset Sound]
“Another Lonely Christmas”: “I Would Die 4 U” B-side single November 28, 1984
“Another Lonely Christmas”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Anotherloverholenyohead”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
“Anotherloverholenyohead”: (Extended Version) 12” July 30, 1986
“Arboretum” (Instrumental): 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
[“R U Ready?”: has mentioned that this song is intended for a new Larry Graham album project. It was likely tracked in 1999 as horn overdubs by The Hornheadz were added on May 17, 1999]
[“R U There?”: This track was recorded in January 1989]
[“R U There?”: It was included on the Flash album in late 1989]
“Arms of Orion, The” (With SEa): ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
[“Around The World in A Day”: Two different unreleased version's exits from the 1984 sessions]
“Around The World in A Day” (With JLN & DC): ‘Around the World In A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Arrogance”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“Asswoop”: Recorded on July 7, 1993]
[“Asswoop”: On the unreleased Madhouse ‘24’ album that was assembled in mid-1994]
“Asswoop”: (Madhouse) Included in The NPG Music Club's “Ahdio Show #6”; made available on July 7, 2001
“At Last…“The Lost Is Found””: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
“Automatic”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“Avalanche”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
“Avalanche”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Baby”: One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound in 1976]
[“Baby”: Also re-recorded at Sound 80 in 1977 for a new demo]
[“Baby”: Recorded for the For You sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“Baby”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
[“Baby, Baby, Baby”: Dating from 1978-1979. This is a breezy, uptempo number performed on acoustic guitar]
[“Baby Doll”: Written for Kyle Minogue, this track was recorded at Studios 301, Sydney, in late April 1992]
[“Baby Doll House”: Recorded on the first day of the Madhouse 8 sessions in Prince's home studio, Sept. 28, 1986]
[“Baby Doll House”: Prince later incorporated the "baby doll house" voice sample into “Eleven” on Madhouse‘16’]
“Baby Don't Care”: Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
[“Baby Go-Go”: Taped at Sunset Sound in June 1986]
“Baby Go-Go”: (Joey Coco) Nona Hendryx ‘Female Trouble’ April 1987
[“Baby I’m A Star”: From 1981. This version has a different beginning with a spoken intro that was omitted]
“Baby I’m A Star”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“Baby Knows”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
[“Baby, You’re A Trip”: Same arrangement and lyrics, Prince's original recording was done in July 6-11, 1982]
“Baby, You’re A Trip”: Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
[“Ball, The”: Recorded in Prince's home on 7/26/86, shortly after assembling the final version of ‘Dream Factory]
[“Ball, The”: Included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
[“Ball, The”: Most of the music was re-used for “m No” on ‘Lovesexy’. In fact, Prince even kept the “party talk” that was originally used as a segue between “The Ball” and “Joy In Repetition”]
[“Ballard Of Dorothy Parker, The”: Was first included on all configurations of the 'Dream Factory' 2-LP of 1986]
[“Ballard Of Dorothy Parker, The”: Also placed on the 11/30/86 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball’ 3-LP]
“Ballard Of Dorothy Parker, The”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
[“Bambi”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, Los Angeles]
“Bambi”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
“Bambi” (Rap): T.C. Ellis ‘True Confessions’ May 28, 1991
“Bambi”: ‘The Undertaker’ home video 1995 [UK/Japan] (Different recording)
“Barcelona”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
[“Batdance”: Different version with excerpts from “Rave To The Joy Fantastic”]
“Batdance”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
“Batdance”: (The Batmix) & (Vicki Vale Mix) 12” July 21,989
[“Batman Theme, The”: Slightly revamped version of “19 (Jailbait)”, finished in 2/89 during the Batman sessions]
[“Be My Mirror”: Recorded live at Platinum Studios, Melbourne, April 1992]
[“Be My Mirror”: It was on the soundtrack to the original version of “I'll Do Anything” but was shelved when it was transformed from a musical to a sentimental comedy]
[“Beat Town”: Written for inclusion in the first version of the Graffiti Bridge movie of September 22, 1987]
“Beautiful”: “The Most Beautiful Girl In The World” single, February 14, 1994
[“Beautiful”: Was included in 'The Beautiful Experience' 70-min. film project which premiered on April 3, 1994]
[“Beautiful Ones, The”: Same as LP version with some extra lines at the end of the song]
“Beautiful Ones, The”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“Beautiful Ones, The”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Beautiful Strange”: Beautiful Strange Video
“Beautiful Strange”: ‘Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic’ 2000 (Internet only release)
[“Bed Of Roses”: Recorded in late July 1989 for the Flash project with Margie Cox]
“Bedtime Story”: Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
[“Belle of St. Mark, The”: Taped from late December 1983-mid-February 1984]
“Belle of St. Mark, The”: (Starr Co.) Sheila E. ‘The Glamorous Life’ June 4, 1984
“Betcha ” (With CK & MSt): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“Big Brass Bed”: Dates from the 1980 Dirty Mind sessions in Prince's home; “Sister” was recorded shortly prior]
“Big Fun”: (NPG) NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
[“Big House”: Recorded sometime in 1988]
[“Big House”: The track was possibly intended for the proposed Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic album]
[“Big Pump, The”: Prince's version is longer than the released version by George Clinton]
“Big Pump, The” (With GC): (Paisley Park) George Clinton ‘Hey Man…Smell My Finger’ October 12, 1993
[“Big Tall Wall”: This was recorded in April 1986 and appeared on the first, tentative sequence of 'Dream Factory']
[“Big Tall Wall”: Revamped in July 1987 for Graffiti Bridge and placed on an early configuration on Sept. 22, 1987]
[“Billie Holiday”: Intended for Graffiti Bridge, this track dates from 1988]
[“Billy”: A bluesy, guitar-driven rock number that was played at a ‘84 rehearsal. The Billy of the title is Billy Sparks]
[“Billy Jack Bitch”: Recorded in October 1993]
[“Billy Jack Bitch”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience']
“Billy Jack Bitch” (With MBN): ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
[“Bird, The”: Unreleased studios take from early 1984]
“Bird, The” (With MD & JeJ): (Starr Co.) The Time ‘Ice Cream Castles’ July 9, 1984
“Bite the Beat” (With JeJ): (Starr Co.) Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
[“Black M.F. In The House”: Performed on the last N.P.G. tour, 1993]
“Black M.F. In The House”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
[“Blanche”: A song recorded at the end of the Sunset Sound session that yielded “Sign 'O' The Times” on 7/15/86]
[“Bliss”: This is Prince's version of the song from a studio session on September 3, 1989]
“Bliss” (With LSJ): Kahoru Kohiruimaki ‘Time The Motion’ December 1989 [Japan]
“Blood Is Thicker Than Time”: Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ August 24, 1993
[“Bloody Mouth”: Recorded in winter 1987. Cat's “Alphabet St.” rap was originally included in “Bloody Mouth”]
[“Bloody Mouth”: Included on the 'Graffiti Bridge' configuration of September 25, 1988]
“Blue Light”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“Blue Limousine”: Recorded in late April 1984 at Sunset Sound, L.A. as a replacement for “Take Me With U”]
“Blue Limousine”: (Jamie Starr) Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“Blues In C (If I Had A Harem)”: This was introduced during the third Lovesexy show in Paris on July 10, 1988]
“Blues In C (If I Had A Harem)”: ‘Lovesexy Live' home video, 1988
[“Bob George”: ‘The Black Album’, from 1987]
[“Bob George”: Performed on the Lovesexy tour, 1988]
“Bob George”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
[“Bold Generation”: A leftover from sessions for The Time's 'What Time Is It?,' recorded on January 11, 1982]
[“Boom, Boom, Can't U Feel The Beat Of My Heart”: This 1982 home studio track was updated for Jill Jones in 1989 on her projected second Paisley Park album]
[“Boom Box”: Prince and Eric Leeds recorded this primarily instrumental number on September 28, 1991]
[“Boom Box”: Intended for Brass Monkey, a short-lived idea Prince had about a "Madhouse-kind-of-project"]
“Born 2 B.R.E.E.D.” (With LSJ & ML): Monie Love ‘In A Word Or 2’ March 9, 1993
[“Boy, U Bad”: An unfinished song, recorded at the end of the Sunset Sound session that produced “It” on 5/11/86]
“Boy’s Club” (With SE): Sheila E. ‘Sheila E.’ February 19, 1987
[“Brand New Boy”: Intended for the Flash project, this was committed to tape in early January 1989, with Margie Cox. recording her vocals on Jan. 5]
[“Brand New Boy”: It was included on the Flash album that was assembled in late 1989]
[“Breathless”: Recorded on December 28, 1985. An instrumental given a title simply to facilitate their identification]
[“Broken”: From 1981. This song was an early attempt by Prince to write a 50's-style blues-based rock number. Predating “Jack U Off” on ‘Controversy’ and later “rockabilly” efforts]
“Brother With A Purpose” (Feat. Tony Mosley): “New Power Generation” maxi-single November 29, 1990
[“Bulgaria”: A oddly titled number that was recorded in Prince's home studio in 1980 during the Dirty Mind period]
[“Bump This”: Andre Cymone and Prince recorded this instrumental on Nov. 4, 1977, during the For You sessions]
[“Burn It”: * See “Drawers Burnin’” below]
[“By Alien Means”: Recorded in 1988 and filed for copyright registration at the Library of Congress on 10/12/1988]
[“By Alien Means”: This was submitted to Madonna for possible inclusion on 'Like A Prayer', but turned it down]
[“Calhoun Square”: From 1993, it was played live during aftershows on the 1993 Act II tour]
“Calhoun Square”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Call, The”: ‘3 Chains O' Gold’ home video, 1993 (Plays while closing credits roll)
[“Call Of The Wild”: A slow, rock song that was recorded in late July 1985 at the Washington Ave. warehouse]
[“Call The Law”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on November 1990]
“Call The Law”: “Money Don’t Matter 2 Night” B-side single March 3, 1992
“Call The Law”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
[“Can I Play With U?”: Recorded on Dec. 26, 1985 for Miles Davis for possible inclusion on his 'Tutu' album]
[“Can’t Stop This Feeling I Got”: From the Spring-Summer of 1982]
[“Can’t Stop This Feeling I Got”: Re-recorded & put on the configuration of ‘Graffiti Bridge'; assembled late ‘89]
“Can’t Stop This Feeling I Got”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Cape Horn”: Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
[“Carmen On Top”: A Carmen Electra reject, this song was recorded at Larrabee Sound on March 9, 1991]
[“Carnac”: This is the original title of “17”, the Madhouse track released on '1-800-NEW-FUNK' in 1994]
[“Cat and Mouse”: Intended for Cat's debut album, this track was recorded in late 1988 or early 1989]
[“Cat Attack”: Taped in late 1988 or early 1989 for use by Cat on her projected rap album]
“Chaos and Disorder”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“Chatounette Controle”: On a sample tape, titled The Versace Experience (Prelude 2 Gold), was given away at a Versace fashion show in Paris, July 1995]
“Cherry, Cherry”: (NPG) NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
[“Children Of The Sun”: This version features somewhat different music, which is not quite as busy]
“Children Of The Sun” (With Mayte): Mayte ‘Children Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
[“Chili Sauce”: From April 14-22, 1983]
“Chili Sauce” (With MD): (Starr Co.) The Time ‘Ice Cream Castles’ July 9, 1984
[“Chocolate”: From the 1981-1982 sessions. Two slightly versions exist]
“Chocolate”: The Time ‘Pandemonium’ July 10, 1990
“Christopher Tracy’s Parade” (With JLN): ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“Cindy C.”: (About super-model Cindy Crawford)‘The Black Album’, from 1987]
[“Cindy C.”: A test pressing of ‘Lovesexy’ included Cat’s “Cindy C.” rap at the end of “Positivity”]
“Cindy C.”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
“Circle of Amour”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
“Clockin’ The Jizz” (Instrumental): “Gett Off” maxi-single August 12, 1991
[“Cloreen Bacon Skin”: From March 26-27, 1983]
“Cloreen Bacon Skin”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Coco Boys”: First recorded live with The Revolution during the Paris August 25, 1986 soundcheck]
[“Coco Boys”: Also a solo performance in Prince's home studio on 9/14/86 for The Dawn, a short-lived film project]
“Coincidence Or Fate”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
[“Cold Coffee and Cocaine”: A funky piano number that is included on a tape of piano improvisations from 1983]
[“Colleen”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on January 15, 1982 during the sessions for The Time's 'What Time Is It?']
“Color” (Performed by the Steeles): Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
[“Come”: Prince aired a demo of this song at the Los Angeles Act I concert on April 16, 1993
[“Come”: It was re-worked in May 1992 for the Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project with more music and lyrics. Premiered on August 21, 1993]
[“Come”: This was also included in 'The Beautiful Experience' 70-min. film project which premiered on Apr. 3, 1994]
“Come”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
“Comeback”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
[“Come Back 2 Me”: Sheena Easton sings lead vocal on this disco-flavored song; taped at Paisley Park on 9/29/8
[“Come Elektra Tuesday”: This was tracked at Sunset Sound on May 26, 1985 on sessions for Jill Jones' album]
“Come Home”: Mavis Staples ‘Time Waits For No One’ May 24, 1989
“Come On”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
[“Come Outside and Play”: * See “Play” below]
“Come 2 My House” (With CK, RP & HM): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“Commercial”: This was recorded around the time of “Broken”, in early 1981. This could be a commercial]
[“Computer Blue”: This original clocks in around 11 minutes and is superb to the much edited down version on Purple Rain. Certain parts were used on the Purple Rain tour]
“Computer Blue” (With WM, LC, MF & JLN): ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“Condition of the Heart”: ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Condition Of The ” (Interlude): 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Continental, The”: The alternate version is a dance-oriented remix with an entirely different bass part]
“Continental, The”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“Controversy”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
“Controversy”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Conversation Piece”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on the same day as “Last Heart”, January 12, 1986]
“Cool” (With DD): (Jamie Starr) The Time ‘The Time’ July 29, 1981
[“Cool Love”: Prince’s version of the song taped in May 1988 at Paisley Park]
“Cool Love”: (Joey Coco) Sheena Easton ‘The Lover In Me’ December 1988
[“Corporate World”: A leftover from the shelved Time album 'Corporate World'; recorded in the summer of 1989]
[“Cosmic Day”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on Nov. 15, 1986 when Prince had completed the Camille album]
[“Count The Days”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from June 19, 1994]
“Count The Days”: (NPG) NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
“Count The Days”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“Courtin’ Time”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Crazy You”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“Crazy You”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
[“Cream”: A slightly different version was included on a “Gett Off” EP that was printed as an acetate]
“Cream”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
“Cream” (N.P.G. Mix): 12” November 6, 1991
“Cream”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Cross, The”: This was placed on the final configuration of the 'Dream Factory' 2-LP on July 18, 1986]
[“Cross, The”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Cross, The”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Cross, The”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
[“Crucial”: Recorded September 13-15, 1986 for the short-lived The Dawn film project]
[“Crucial”: Included on the very first 'Graffiti Bridge' configuration of September 22, 1987]
“Crucial”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Crystal Ball”: First included on the aborted 'Dream Factory' 2-LP from 1986]
[“Crystal Ball”: Also included as the title track from the abandoned ‘Crystal Ball’ triple LP from 1986. With lyric changes it becomes “ No”]
“Crystal Ball”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Crystal City Cry”: An outtake from Ingrid Chavez's 'May 19, 1992' album. The music was recorded by Prince on March 4, 1991]
[“Curious Blue”: Prince and Sheila E. (on drums) recorded this track on December 26, 1988 for the Flash project]
“Curious Child”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Cutz”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
“Cybersingle”: An MP3 of this is made available for download from NPGonlineLTD, July 14, 2000
“Da Bang”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Da, Da, Da”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Daddy Pop”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on November 1990]
“Daddy Pop”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Daisy Chain, The”: This was included on the final configuration of the proposed 'High' album of August 8, 2000]
“Daisy Chain, The” (NPG): Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #2” available on March 22, ‘01
“Daisy Chain, The”: CD single backed with “Gamillah” was sold during the Hit N Run tour, mid-April/May 2001
[“Daisy Miller”: This was the original title of “Love Song”, released on Madonna's 'Like A Prayer' album]
“Damn U”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“Damned If n Do”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Dance Electric, The”: This is Prince’s 11:25-minute version of the song he gave to ex-band member Andre Cymone. Recorded in 1984 with the Revolution]
“Dance Electric, The”: Andre Cymone ‘AC’ July 1985
[“D.M.S.R.” (Dance Music Sex Romance): This alternate version is a slightly different mix of the song]
“D.M.S.R.” (Dance Music Sex Romance): ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
[“Dance Of Desperation”: No details are known about this song, which was recorded on January 18, 1993]
“Dance On”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
[“Dance To The Beat”: The Time played this on the Controversy tour at The Roxy in LA on February 12, 1982]
“Dance Unto The Rhythm” (With MK): Louie Louie ‘Let's Get Started’ February 16, 1993
[“Dance With The Devil”: This song was recorded during the initial Batman sessions, February 1989. Was placed on an early configuration of the album and was replaced by “Batdance”]
[“Dancin' Flu, The”: This is Prince and Dez Dickerson collaboration from 1981, with lyrics by Dez and music by Prince]
[“Dark”: This longer version is from the May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses production. Premiered on August 21, 1993]
[“Dark”: Was included on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
“Dark”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
[“Darling Marie”: Prince first demoed this song in 1977]
[“Darling Marie”: Prince recorded another version of the song during the final stages of the Prince sessions, at Hollywood Sound, June 1979. It has nothing to do with “Darling Nikki”]
[“Darling Nikki”: This version has a spoken intro before the song and an additional instrumental break]
“Darling Nikki”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
[“Databank”: Included on the configuration of The Time's 'Corporate World'; assembled in early Sept. 1989]
“Databank”: The Time ‘Pandemonium’ July 10, 1990
[“Days Of Wild”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience', but was dropped]
“Days Of Wild”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Dead On It”: ‘The Black Album’, from 1987]
“Dead On It”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
“Dear Michaelangelo”: Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
[“Dear Uncle George”: An earlier incarnation of “Private Joy”, recorded sometime in 1981]
[“Dear Uncle George”: Re-recorded from scratch with new lyrics at the end of the Controversy sessions, 8/16/81]
“Deconstruction”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
[“Delirious”: This version is much longer than the one on ‘1999’. It's hard to understand why the full version was edited down since it was Prince's first double album]
“Delirious”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“Delirious”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Delivery Boy”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in the summer of 1981]
[“Delivery Boy”: The track was worked on during the Holly-wood Sound sessions for Controversy, June 1981, indicating that it was considered for that album]
“Democracy” (With CK): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“Desire”: Similar version but with Prince’s vocals and is longer]
“Desire”: The Family ‘The Family’ August 19, 1985
“Deuce & A Quarter”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
[“Diamond Eyes”: One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound, summer 1976. Chris Moon penned the lyrics]
[“Diamond and Pearls”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on Nov. 1990]
“Diamonds and Pearls”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
“Diamonds and Pearls”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Diamonds & Pearls”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Die”: This song was copyrighted at the Library of Congress on August 25, 1995]
“Dig U Better Dead”: ‘Chaos And Disorder’ July 9, 1996
“Digital Garden”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “Ahdio Show #5”; it was made available on June 11, 2001
“Digital Garden”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Dinner With Delores”: ‘Chaos And Disorder’ July 9, 1996
“Dionne”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
[“Dirty Mind”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in May-June 1980, and completed in June at Hollywood Sound]
“Dirty Mind” (With MF): ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
“Dirty Mind” (With MF): ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Divine, The”: Taped during the Emancipation sessions in 1996. Eric Leeds added horn overdubs on 8/14/96]
[“Do It Again”: A home studio recording dating to 1978-79]
[“Do It All Night”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in May-June 1980, and finished in June at Hollywood Sound]
“Do It All Night”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
[“Do Me, Baby”: From 1979]
“Do Me, Baby”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
“Do Me, Baby”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Do Me, Baby”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Do You Feel Like Dancing?”: A Grand Central song, circa 1973-74]
“Do U Lie?”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“Do U Wanna Rock?”: Recorded on October 1, 1991, on the same day as "Sweet Baby"]
“Do Your Dance” (KC’s Remix): “Cream” single November 6, 1991
[“Dolphin”: This longer version is from the May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses production. Premiered on 8/21/93]
[“Dolphin”: This was also included on the configuration of 'The Gold Experience' from Sept./Oct. 1994]
“Dolphin”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
[“Donald Trump (Black Version)”: On the configuration of 'Corporate World' ; assembled in early Sept. 1989]
“Donald Trump (Black Version)”: The Time ‘Pandemonium’ July 10, 1990
[“Donna”: This song dates to 1978-79 and exists as a simple demo recording]
[“Don't Forget”: One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound, summer 1976; lyrics penned by Chris Moon]
[“Don't Hold Back”: One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound, summer 1976; lyrics by Chris Moon]
[“Don't Let Him Fool Ya”: This was recorded in Prince's home studio in 1982]
“Don’t Play Me”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
[“Don’t Say U Love Me”: Demo vocals by Prince, this was offered to Paula Abdul, but turned it down.]
“Don’t Say U Love Me” (With M): Martika ‘Martika’s Kitchen’ August 27, 1991
[“Don't Talk 2 Strangers”: Originally recorded for the film “I'll Do Anything”]
“Don't Talk 2 Strangers”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
[“Don't You Wanna Ride?”: This song exists as a simple demo recorded by Prince on a tape recorder in 1976]
“Dopamine Rush, The”: Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
“Dorothy Parker”: 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) December 17, 2002
[“Dos”: A instrumental recorded by Prince, Sheila E., & Eric Leeds on 6/26/88, ostensibly for another Madhouse LP]
[“Down”: This song was copyrighted on October 1, 1993 as a composition with LSJ, KJ, ST, MB, and RG]
[“Down A Long Lonely Road”: A cappella piece demoed in ‘78-79; on the same tape as “Donna” & “Miss You”]
[“Drawers”: The original title of the instrumental track “Little Rock”, released on Eric Leeds 'Times Squared’ LP]
[“Drawers Burnin’”: During the June 7, 1985 birthday party, Prince played a lengthy workout, which included a 4-min. piece tentatively called “Drawers Burnin’”, which Prince sung in his Jamie Starr voice]
[“Dream”: This song was recorded on Jan. 2, 1993 and was copyrighted at the Library of Congress on April 5, ‘93]
[“Dream Factory”: From 1985-86. Planned as the title track of the aborted 'Dream Factory' 2-LP of 1986]
“Dream Factory”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Dreamin’ About U”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Drive Me Wild”: (Starr Co.) Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
[“E-Pluribous Funk”: André Cymone & Prince taped this jam during the For You sessions at Record Plant, 11/4/77]
“Easy Does It” (With EL): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
[“Edward”: This was the original title of the unreleased Madhouse track “Asswoop”. * See above]
[“Eggplant”: This was recorded in Prince's home studio on 7/8/86, but it was never considered worthy for anything]
“Eight”: (Madhouse) Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
[“18 (R U Legal Yet?)”: Tracked on December 5, 1988. Planned for the unreleased Madhouse ‘24’ album of 1989]
“18 & Over”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Electric Chair”: Included on a configuration of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic’;assembled in late 1988/early 1989]
“Electric Chair”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
[“Electric Intercourse”: Planned for Purple Rain, this was taped during the benefit concert for the Minnesota Dance Theater company at the First Avenue, 8/3/83. There is no known studio version of the song]
[“Electric Man”: A slow blues number performed on the Nude tour]
[“Electrocution”: An instrumental, from circa 1983, most likely recorded in Prince's home studio]
“Elephant Box” (With IC): (Paisley Park) Ingrid Chavez ‘May 19, 1992’ September 24, 1991
[“Elephants and Flowers”: Included on a configuration of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic'; assembled on 10/27/88]
[“Elephants and Flowers”: Later included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late ‘89]
“Elephants and Flowers”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Eleven” (With EL, LSJ & SE): (Madhouse) Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
[“Eliminate The Negative”: AKA “A Positive Place”. Completed at Larrabee Sound in September/October 1990]
“Emale”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Emancipation”: This was included on an early configuration of 'Emancipation' from early Summer 1995]
“Emancipation”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Emotional Crucifixion”: Not much is known about this track, which was taped on 5/26/1993 as a solo performance]
[“Emotional Pump”: Written for Joni Mitchell, this song was recorded on October 16, 1986 at Sunset Sound]
[“Empty Room”: Prince recorded this song at the Washington Avenue warehouse on August 4, 1985]
[“Empty Room”: The song was re-recorded during the I'll Do Anything sessions in 1992]
[“Empty Room”: Then the 1985 recording was revamped in 1994 and a video shot]
[“Endorphinemachine”: In the Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project in May 1993; premiered on August 21, 1993]
[“Endorphinemachine”: It was included on an early version of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
[“Endorphinemachine”: And was also included on the configuration of ‘The Gold Experience' from Sept./Oct. 1994]
“Endorphinemachine”: ‘Interactive CD-ROM’ 1994 (The song can only be accessed by completing the game)
“Endorphinemachine”: ‘The Gold Experience’ Sept. 26, 1995 (Different version than the ‘Interactive CD-ROM’)
[“Eros”: A 1980 Dirty Mind-era reject; recorded in Prince's home around the time of “When You Were Mine”]
[“Erotic City”: From Dec. 83-April 84. Two alternate versions are slightly different mixes of the song]
“Erotic City”: “Let’s Go Crazy” B-side single August 29, 1984
“Erotic City”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Erotic City”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“Escape” (Free Yo Mind From This Rat Race): “Glam Slam” B-side single July 11, 1988
“Escape” (Free Yo Mind From This Rat Race):‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Eternity”: Intended for Vanessa Williams, it was later re-recorded by Chaka Khan in 1988]
“Eternity”: Sheena Easton ‘No Sound But A Heart’ July 1987 [Europe]
“Ethereal Mix”: “Cream” maxi-single November 6, 1991
[“Euphoria Highway”: Entirely instrumental, this track was recorded at Sunset Sound on February 17, 1986. Quite possibly, the track was for Jill Jones before Prince gave the song to George Clinton]
“Ever Changing Light, The”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
“Everlasting Now, The”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Everlasting Now”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Everlasting Now, The” (vamp): 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) Dec. 17, 2002
[“Everybody Dance”: This was performed as an encore at Sam's, Minn., 3/9/81, the first Dirty Mind club concert]
“Everybody Get On Up” (With CE & ML): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
[“Everybody Want What They Don't Got”: The song was taped at Sunset Sound on July 13, 1986]
[“Everything But U”: This was mixed on 10/5/88, along with other tracks from ‘88, and is thus likely a 1988 song]
[“Everything Could Be So Fine”: Written for the original story of Graffiti Bridge and recorded around Sept 1987]
“Everywhere”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
[“Evolsidog”: Spelled backwards, the title of this song is “God Is Love.” The track was recorded on 4/23/85, during
the initial Parade sessions at Sunset Sound. But it was never intended for inclusion on 'Parade']
[“(Excuse Me Is This) Goodbye”: On an early configuration of ‘Emancipation’, later renamed only “Goodbye”]
[“Exodus Has Begun, The”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from June 19, 1994]
“Exodus Has Begun, The”: (NPG) NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
[“Expert Lover”: Intended for the ‘Crystal Ball’ three-LP set, 1986]
[“Expert Lover”: With lyric changes it becomes the 1988 “Crystal Ball”]
[“Exploring All Over Europe”: This ‘92 track is co-credited to Prince & Ingrid Chavez at the Library of Congress]
[“Extra Lovable”: Recorded solo by Prince at Sunset Sound on 4/3/82. This was considered for Vanity 6's first LP]
“Extraordinary”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
“Extraordinary”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Face Down”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Family Name”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “Ahdio Show #5,” it was made available on June 11, 2001
“Family Name”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Family Name”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Fantasia Erotica” (Music only): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
[“Fantasy”: One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound in summer 1976. Lyrics penned by Chris Moon]
“Fascination”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
[“Father’s Song”: Taped on 10/29/83 in Prince's home studio; placed on an early configuration of 'Purple Rain']
“Father’s Song” (With JLN): Included in the ‘Purple Rain’ home movie, 1984
[“Feel Good”: Recorded in early ‘95, this was included on the first sequence of 'Emancipation' in summer 1995]
[“Feel U Up”: First recorded in the latter part of 1981-1982 for possible inclusion on ‘1999’]
[“Feel U Up”: Re-recorded, this was included on the 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
“Feel U Up”: “Partyman” B-side singe September 15, 1989
“Feel U Up”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Feline”: This Family leftover was recorded on July 14, 1984 at the Eden Prairie warehouse]
“Fifteen” (With EL, LSJ & SE): (Madhouse) Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
[“51 Hours”: Is a techno-style number that was recorded while on the Diamonds and Pearls tour]
[“51 Hours” (#2): This longer version is from an un-issued 12”]
[“Finest Whiskey”: This instrumental was recorded at Sunset Sound on December 30, 1985]
[“Fish Fries”: Instrumental recorded by Prince & Sheila E. at the Romance 1600 sessions at Master Sound in 12/84]
“Five”: (Madhouse) Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
[“Five Women”: Two versions of Prince's recording exist, but they are actually one and the same]
“Five Women”: Joe Cocker ‘Night Calls’ July 14, 1992
“5 Women+”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“Flesh And Blood”: Recorded in the summer of 1989, intended for Jill Jones' proposed second LP on Paisley Park]
[“Flow, The”: “The Flow” rap was added to “The Future” halfway through the Nude tour in 1990]
[“Flow, The”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on November 1990]
“Flow, The” (With TM): ‘’ October 13, 1992
“For Love” (With JiJ): Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
[“4 The Tears In Your Eyes”: Recorded using a mobile recording unit on February 2, 1985]
“4 The Tears In Your Eyes”: ‘USA For Africa’ April 12, 1985
“4 The Tears In Your Eyes”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ Sept. 14, 1993. Different recording, originally from the 1985 vid]
[“For You”: This song first exists as a simple demo recorded by Prince on a tape recorder in 1976]
[“For You”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“For You”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
[“Forever In My Life”: Included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Forever In My Life”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Four”: (Madhouse) Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
“Fourteen”: (Madhouse) Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
[“Fox Trap”: A ‘82 home studio recording. It's not for certain, but likely the Minn. Fox Trap club inspired this song]
“Freaks On This Side”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
“Free”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“Free”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Free the Music”: The NPG “The Good Life” maxi-single June 13, 1995
[“Friction”: This track hails from the summer of 1981. No further details are known]
“Friend, Lover, Sister, Mother/Wife”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Fuchsia Light”: Prince recorded this song on April 15, 1988 for possible use by Tony LeMans]
[“Fuck D Press”: Nothing is known about this track; recorded on April 21, 1993, a few days after the Act I tour]
[“Fun”: This 5:41-minute unreleased long version is from an un-issued promo cassette]
“Fun” (With CE): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
[“Fun Love”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on March 11, 1986 but was never used for any recording project]
“Funk Radio”: Released only on the Love 4 One Another Website. Incomplete sample, 1997
[“Funky”: Recorded on Nov. 13, 1989, this instrumental sampled Miles Davis' trumpet from several recordings]
[“Funky Design”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from Dec. 2, 1994, but was dropped]
“Funky Design”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #1, which was made available on Feb. 18, 2001
“Future, The”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
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[“G-Spot”: 1983. Two versions exist. One is a rehearsal, the other was scheduled for the ‘Purple Rain’ LP]
“G-Spot” (With JiJ): Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
[“Gamillah”: This was included on the final configuration of the proposed 'High' album of August 8, 2000]
“Gamillah” (NPG): CD single backed with “The Daisy Chain”; sold during the Hit N Run tour, mid-Apr./May ‘01
“Gangster Glam”: “Gett Off” maxi-single August 12, 1991
[“Get Blue”: Using the same instrumentation from “Open Book”, this was given to Louie Louie for their 1993 LP]
“Get Blue” (With LSJ): (Paisley Park) Louie Louie ‘Let’s Get Started’ February 16, 1993
“Get It Up”: (Jamie Starr) The Time ‘The Time’ July 29, 1981
“Get Loose”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Get Off”: “New Power Generation” maxi-single November 29, 1990
“Get Some Solo”: “Cream” maxi-single November 6, 1991
[“Get Wild”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from June 19, 1994]
“Get Wild” (With ST): ‘Ready To Wear (Pret-A-Porter)’ Motion Picture Soundtrack December 6, 1994
“Get Wild” (With ST): NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995 (Different version)
“Get Yo Groove On”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Gett Off”: A 9:16-minute version was released on June 7, 1991 to radio stations and DJ's]
“Gett Off”: (Extended Remix) (Houstyle) & (Flutestramental) 12” August 12, 1991
“Gett Off”: ‘Diamond and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
“Gett Off”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Gett Off's Cousin”: This was recorded on September 27, 1991. Information about the song is scarce]
[“Gigolos Get Lonely Too”: From late December 1981]
“Gigolos Get Lonely Too”: (Starr Co.) The Time ‘What Time Is It?’ August 25, 1982
“Girl” (With MD): (Jamie Starr) The Time ‘The Time’ July 29, 1981
[“Girl”: From Spring-Summer 1982]
“Girl”: “America” B-side single October 2, 1985
“Girl”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Girl O’ My Dreams”: From Spring-Summer 1982]
[“Girl O’ My Dreams”: It was re-recorded in June 1986 and was offered to Three O'clock]
“Girl O’ My Dreams”: T.C. Ellis ‘True Confessions’ May 28, 1991
[“Girl Power”: Intended for Sheila E.'s planned fourth album, this was taped in late 1988/early 1989]
“Girl 6” (With TB) (Performed by The NPG): ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
[“Girls & Boys”: This version has a different beginning and end]
“Girls & Boys”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
“Girls & Boys”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“Girls & Boys”: 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) December 17, 2002
[“Girls Will Be Girls”: This song was recorded in January 1989 with Margie Cox for the Flash project]
“Glam Slam: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“Glam Slam”: (Remix) 12” July 11, 1988
[“Glam Slam '91”: Recorded in late October 1990]
[“Glam Slam ‘91” : This was broadcast on the WLOL radio station in Minneapolis on Jan. 6, 1991. Most of the lyrics ended up in “Gett Off”]
[“Glam Slam Boogie”: This is a bluesy instrumental often performed live between May 1994 and Jan. 1996]
[“Glamorous Life, The”: Taped from late Dec. 1983-mid-Feb. 1984. Originally intended for ‘Apollonia 6’]
“Glamorous Life, The” (With SE): (Starr Co.) Sheila E. ‘The Glamorous Life’ June 4, 1984
[“Go” : Recorded with Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman at the Washington Avenue warehouse in August 1985, shortly before Prince departed for France to shoot Under The Cherry Moon (he left on August 16)]
[“Go Carmen Go”: An outtake from 'Carmen Electra', this number was recorded on April 23, 1991]
“Go Go Dancer” (Music only) (With TM): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
[“Go-Go's, The”: Introduced on the summer 98 European tour; instrumental is l's live take on “Bustin' Loose”]
“God”: “Purple Rain” B-side single September 26, 1984
“God”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“God Is Alive”: Recorded at Paisley Park in June 1988, prior to leaving for the European Lovesexy tour]
[“God Is Alive”: Was placed on the September 25, 1988 configuration of Graffiti Bridge]
[“God Is Alive”: Included on a configuration of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic' that was assembled on Oct. 27, ‘88]
[“God Is Everywhere”: Taped at the Washington Avenue warehouse in mid-July 1985 in the sessions for Parade]
[“Gold”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience']
“Gold”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
“Gold Nigga Pt. 1”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
“Gold Nigga Pt. 2”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
“Gold Nigga Pt. 3”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
[“Golden Parachute”: The song was placed on 'High', which was finished on August 8, 2000]
“Golden Parachute”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #1”; made available on Feb. 18, 2001
“Goldie's Parade”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
[“Good Body Every Evening”: Written in late 1989 for the Flash project with Margie Cox]
[“Good Dick And A Job”: Few details are known about this track, which was aired at Paisley Park on 5/19/95]
“Good Life, The”: (NPG) NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
“Good Life”: (NPG) Released only on NPG Online LTD, 2000. Not the same as The NPG's “The Good Life”
[“Good Love”: Recorded at Sunset Sound in October 1986]
[“Good Love”: This was included on the 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
[“Good Love”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Good Love”: ‘Bright Lights, Big City’ Soundtrack March 8, 1988
“Good Love”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Good Man”: This song was recorded in early July 1989 for the Flash project with Dr. Mambo's Combo's guitarist, Billy Franze singing lead vocals. It was originally recorded with Prince's vocals]
[“Good Pussy”: A song from late 1994 or early 1995. Eric Leeds recorded horn overdubs on Jan. 16, 1995]
[“Goodbye”: Intended for the ‘Emancipation’ 3-LP and replaced by “Holy River”]
“Goodbye: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Gotta Broken Heart Again”: Recorded in Prince's 16-track home studio in May-June 1980]
“Gotta Broken Heart Again”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
[“Gotta Shake This Feelin'”: A primarily instrumental take on “Purple Rain” from a May/June 1984 rehearsal]
[“Gotta Stop (Messin’ About)”: Recorded during the Dirty Mind sessions in Prince’s home in spring-summer ‘80]
“Gotta Stop (Messin’ About)”: “Let’s Work” 12” B-side single February 17, 1982
“Gotta Stop (Messin’ About)”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Grace”: (Jamie Starr) The Time “777-9311” B-side single July 28, 1982
[“Graffiti Bridge”: Included on the very first 'Graffiti Bridge' configuration of September 22, 1987]
“Graffiti Bridge”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“Grand Progression, The”: Written for Graffiti Bridge, this was recorded in the autumn of 1987]
[“Grand Progression, The”: In all versions of Graffiti Bridge script; replaced by “Still Would Stand All Time”]
“Greatest Romance Ever Sold, The”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
[“Groove In C Minor”: One of 6 instrumentals recorded during a 7-hour session at Sunset Sound on Jan. 5, 1986]
[“Groove In G Flat Minor”: One of 6 instrumentals recorded during a 7-hour session at Sunset Sound on 1/5/86]
“Guess Who's Knockin'”: (NPG) NPG ‘Goldnigga’ Late June 1993 (Withdrawn from subsequent pressings)
[“Gym Class”: This home studio recording from 1981 may have been written with The Hookers project in mind]
[“Gypsy”: A song recorded in 1978 or 1979 in Prince's Edina house]
“Habibi”: This was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #3, it was made available on April 22, 2001
“Had U”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
“Halls Of Desire, The”: (Paisley Park) Tevin Campbell ‘I’m Ready’ October 26, 1993
[“Hallucination Rain”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from June 19, 1994]
“Hallucination Rain”: (NPG) NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
[“Happy Birthday Mr. Christian”: Recorded in June 1984 at the Flying Cloud Drive warehouse for Apollonia’s debut album, it replaces “Manic Monday”]
“Happy Birthday Mr. Christian”: (Jamie Starr) Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“Hard To Get”: Taped in July 1979 at Mountain Ears Sound in Boulder]
[“Hard To Get”: Prince re-recorded this song in his home studio in 1981]
“Have A ”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
[“Head”: Recorded during the Dirty Mind sessions in Prince's 16-track home studio in spring-summer 1980]
“Head”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
“Head”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Heart Attack”: A 1981 song recorded in Prince's home studio around the time of “Kiss Me Quick”]
[“Heart Of Stone”: * See “Stone” below]
[“Heaven”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on May 26, 1985 and never included on any configuration of ‘Parade’]
[“Heaven Is Keeping Score”: Recorded during the October 1990 Larrabee Sound sessions]
“Heaven Must Be Near” (With LSJ & IC): (Paisley Park) Ingrid Chavez ‘May 19, 1992’ September 24, 1991
“Hello”: “Pop Life” B-side single July 10, 1985
“Hello”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Hello, My Love”: Owen Husney's secretary, upon whom Prince had a crush on, inspired this 1977 song]
“Here On Earth”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
“He's So Dull”: (Starr Co.) Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
[“Hey, Louie Louie”: This 1991 song was written for Louie Louie but turned it down]
[“Hey Lover”: This 46-second number is a home recording from 1976]
[“Hey, U”: A leftover from the Flash/Margie Cox project recorded on June 23, 1991; filed for copyright on 10/4/91]
“Hide the Bone” (With BLE & HW): ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“High”: Recorded in 2000 and was slated to be the title track of the 'High' LP, which was finished on Aug. 8, 2000]
“High”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #1,” which was made available on Feb. 18, 2001
[“High Calonic”: One of eight instrumentals; taped during the “Paisley Jam” session at Sunset Sound on 12/28/85]
[“High Fashion”: Prince’s version of the Family song as a duet with St. Paul]
“High Fashion”: The Family ‘The Family’ August 19, 1985
[“Hit U In The Socket”: This song was recorded for possible inclusion on Rosie Gaines debut Paisley Park album, but never made it to her eventual debut Motown release]
“Hit U In The Socket”: This was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #4, it was available on May 15, 2001
[“Hold Me”: Initially offered to Anita Baker, this song was eventually given to Jevetta Steele]
“Hold Me”: Jevetta Steele ‘Here It Is’ August 10, 1993
[“Holly Don't Care”: Recorded for Tevin Campbell's album in the autumn of 1992]
[“Holly Don't Care”: Some of the lyrics were later revised when l worked on Mayte's Child Of The Sun album; the song became “Baby Don't Care”]
[“Holly Rock”: Prince’s studio version of the song]
“Holly Rock” (With SE): Various Artists ‘Krush Groove’ soundtrack 1985
“Holy River, The”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Horny Pony”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled in November 1990]
[“Horny Pony”: First aired during The New Power Generation debut concert at Glam Slam, January 6, 1991]
“Horny Pony”: “Gett Off” B-single July 29, 1991
“Horny Pony”: “Cream” B-side single September 9, 1991
[“Horny Toad”: From Spring-Summer 1982]
“Horny Toad”: “Delirious” B-side single August 17, 1983
“Horny Toad”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Hot Thing”: Included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Hot Thing”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Hot Thing”: (Extended Remix) & (Dub Version) 12” November 3, 1987
“Hot Thing”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“Hot Wit U”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“Hot Wit U” (Nasty Girl Remix): ‘Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic’ 2000 (Internet only release)
“House In Order”: Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ August 24, 1993
“Housebangers”: “Cream” maxi-single November 6, 1991
[“Housequake” : This was included on the 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
[“Housequake”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Housequake”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Housequake” (7 Minutes MoQuake): 12” July 21, 1987
“How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore?”: “1999” B-side single September 24, 1982
“How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore?”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore?”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“However Much U Want”: The spoken intro is not backward as it appears on the released album]
“However Much U Want”: Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
“However Much U Want”: US single track, 1995 (Different from the ‘Child Of The Sun’ version)
“Human Body, The”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Hump You”: This was recorded in Prince's home studio sometime in 1981, around the time of “Susan”]
[“Hypno Paradise”: A fast, house-influenced instrumental that was played twice on the Dec. ‘98 tour of Europe]
“Hypno Paradise”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #6, it was made available on July 7, 2001
[“I Ain't Gonna Run”: Possibly a candidate for inclusion on 'Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic'; recorded in 1999]
“I Am” (With DZ, LSJ & EF): Elisa Fiorillo ‘I Am’ September 18, 1990
[“I Am Five”: Recorded on 9/7/83 when Prince was working at Sunset Sound on live tracks recorded at First Ave.]
[“I Am The DJ”: An 'Emancipation' outtake; placed on the first version that was compiled in the summer of ‘95]
[“I Am You”: Prince performed this during the Capri Theater concerts, Jan. 5 and 7, ‘79. A studio recording exists]
[“I Believe I Love U”: Mixed on Sept. 25, 1988, along with several tracks for the Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic and Graffiti Bridge projects, which could indicate that it was being considered for one of those LPs]
[“I Can't Love U Anymore”: Intended for I'll Do Anything, this was taped by Prince in a hotel room in April 1992]
[“I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man”: From Spring-Summer 1982]
[“I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man”: On the final configuration of the ‘Dream Factory' 2-LP, 7/18/86]
[“I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man”: Also on the 11/30/86 configuration of the 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“I Don’t Wanna Leave You”: (Starr Co.) The Time ‘What Time Is It?’ August 25, 1982
[“I Don’t Wanna Stop": Recorded during the Dirty Mind sessions in Prince's home studio in spring-summer ‘80]
“I Don’t Wanna Stop”: Ren Woods ‘Azz Izz’ May 1982 (The LP was withdrawn shortly after release and was replaced because of copyright problems. The LP with “I Don’t Wanna Stop” is rare)
[“I Feel For You”: First recorded during sessions with Pepé Willie at Music Farm Studios, New York on 2/17/79]
[“I Feel For You”: Re-recorded for the ‘Prince’ sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, LA]]
“I Feel For You”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
“I Feel For You”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“I Guess I’m Crazy”: Mavis Staples ‘Time Waits For No One’ May 24, 1989
[“ Hate U”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience']
“ Hate U”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
[“I Hear Your Voice”: This is Prince's demo version given to Patti LaBelle for her 1991 album]
“I Hear Your Voice” (With RG & FJ): (Paisley Park) Patti LaBelle ‘Burnin’’ October 1, 1991
“( Like) Funky Music”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
“I Like It There”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
“I Like To Play”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “Ahdio Show #6,” it was made available on July 7, 2001
[“I Like What You're Doing”: A 1977 song recorded after Owen Husney stressed the importance of writing concise pop songs]
“ Love U, But Don't Trust U Anymore”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“I Love U in Me”: “The Arms of Orion” B-side single October 16, 1989
“I Love U in Me”: “Insatiable” B-side single November 4, 1991
“I Love U in Me”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“I Met A Virgin Queen”: Chazz Smith has mentioned this title. It is a home recording, dating to 1978-79]
[“I Need A Man”: This was taped in Prince's home studio in 1981, tailored for use by The Hookers]
[“I Need A Man”: Was revamped in early 1987 for use by Bonnie Raitt]
[“I Need A Man”: Prince also worked on the song on May 31, 1988, possibly re-recording it from scratch]
“ No”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“ Remember U” (With CK & LG): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
“I Rock, Therefore I Am”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“I Spend My Time Loving You”: (Tentative title) Demoed in 1976 on a cassette recorder; a calm and gentle song]
[“I Wanna Be Held Tonight”: An unknown track, recorded on May 19, 1993]
[“I Wanna Be Your Lover”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, LA]
“I Wanna Be Your Lover”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
“I Wanna Be Your Lover”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“ Wanna B Ur Lover”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“ Wanna Melt With U”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“I Want U”: changed to “I Want U (Purple Version)” when it was released on Rosie Gaines' 'Closer Than Close']
“I Want U (Inner City Blue)” (Earth Mama Version) (With RG, MG, AR & JN): R.G. ‘Closer Than Close’ 1995
“I Want U (Purple Version)” (With RG): Rosie Gaines ‘Closer Than Close’ June 13, 1995
“I Will”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“I Wish U Heaven”: This mix features a guitar part where on the record there is a synth part]
“ Wish U Heaven”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“ Wish U Heaven”: (Part 1, 2, & 3) 12” September 20, 1988
[“I Wonder”: The track was probably recorded in Prince's home studio circa 1983]
[“I Wonder”: This was re-worked somewhat in 1991]
[“I Wonder U”: This was originally cut as a duet between Wendy and Prince]
“I Wonder U”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“I Would Die 4 U”: This version has a little instrumental break in the middle that was omitted]
“I Would Die 4 U”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“I Would Die 4 U”: (Extended Version) 12” December 19, 1984
“I Would Die 4 U”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Ice Cream Castles” (With MD & JJ): (Starr Co.) The Time ‘Ice Cream Castles’ July 9, 1984
“If A Girl Answers (Don’t Hang Up)” (With TL): (Starr Co.) Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
“If I Could Get Your Attention” (With TS): Taja Sevelle ‘Taja Sevelle’ September 19, 1987
[“If I Could Get Your Attention”: This is Mayte's version, which did not make the album]
[“If I Had A Harem”: Recorded in 1988 at Paisley Park shortly before leaving for the Lovesexy tour of Europe]
[“If I Had A Harem”: This track was included on 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic' on Oct. 28, 1988 but was shelved]
[“If I Love U 2Night”: This features completely new music and additional background vocals]
“If Love U 2Night” (Featuring Mayte): (Paisley Park) Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
[“If I Luv U 2 Nite”: From the 1979 Rebels sessions as “If I Love You Tonight”, re-recorded in early 1987]
“If I Luv U 2 Nite”: Mica Paris ‘Contribution’ February 19, 1991
[“If I Was Your Girlfriend”: This was included on the 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
[“If I Was Your Girlfriend”: Also included on the Nov. 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“If I Was Your Girlfriend”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“If I Was Your Girlfriend”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“If It'll Make U Happy”: This was recorded at Sunset Sound on April 6, 1982 for possible inclusion on '1999']
[“If The Kid Can’t Make You Come” (With MD & JeJ): From April 14-22, 1983]
“If The Kid Can’t Make You Come”: (Starr Co.) The Time ‘Ice Cream Castle’ July 9, 1984
[“If U Break My Heart One More Time”: * See “Last Heart”]
[“If U Let Me Undress U”: This number was played during the piano sit-down segment at Copenhagen on 8/21/88]
[“I'll Do Anything”: This jazz-flavored title track of the I'll Do Anything film project was taped both at Paisley Park, March 1992, and at Platinum Studios, Melbourne, mid-April 1992]
“'ll Never B Another Fool” (With SSV & CK): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“I'm Leaving LA”: A home recording from 1978-79. Chazz Smith has mentioned the title]
[“I'm The Teacher”: Robin Power added a rap, which may be entitled “I'm The Teacher”, to “Horny Pony” during an NPG rehearsal at Paisley Park on Dec. 6, 1990. Prince probably wrote the rap]
[“I’m Yours”: One of the 14 demo tracks first recorded at Moonsound in summer 1976]
[“I’m Yours”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“I’m Yours”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
[“In A Large Room With No Light”: aka “Welcome To the Ratrace”. Live recording at Sunset Sound on 5/4/86]
[“In A Large Room With No Light”: Placed on the June 3, 1986 sequence of 'Dream Factory', but was dropped]
[“In A Spanish Villa”: Taped at Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, between late Dec. 1983 and early Feb. 1984]
“In A Spanish Villa”: (Jamie Starr) Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“In A Winter Mood”: A long, ambitious instrumental suite recorded in November 1987]
“In A Word Or 2” (With LSJ & ML): Monie Love ‘In A Word Or 2’ March 9, 1993
[“In Love”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“In Love”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
“In This Bed n Scream”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“In Your Gracious Name”: Mayte ‘Children Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
[“Insatiable”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on November 1990. A full 8:08-minute version contains all the lyrics in the Diamonds And Pearls CD booklet]
“Insatiable”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Interactive”: This May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses production is longer than the released version]
[“Interactive”: Was on an early version of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994 (identical to the Ulysses version)]
[“Interactive”: This was also included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience', but was dropped]
“Interactive”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Interesting”: Mavis Staples ‘Time Waits For No One’ May 24, 1989
“International Lover”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“Into the Light”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“Irresistible Bitch”: From the latter part of 1981. Same lyrics, music & vocals (rawer) are different]
“Irresistible Bitch”: “Let’s Pretend We’re Married” B-side single November 16, 1983
“Irresistible Bitch”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“It”: This was placed on the configuration of the aborted 'Dream Factory' 2-LP on June 3, 1986]
[“It”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“It”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
[“It Ain't Over 'Til The Fat Lady Sings”: This instrumental track was recorded on July 9, 1986 at the Washington Ave. warehouse. At one point, the number was intended for 'Dream Factory']
[“It Takes 3”: Recorded live by The NPG during the first day of the Exodus sessions, May 15, 1994]
[“It Takes 3”: The track was included on the first, June 19, 1994 sequence of 'Exodus', but was later dropped]
[“It's A Wonderful Day”: This 'Dream Factory' track was cut at Sunset Sound on Jan. 30, 1986. It was replaced by “Train” on the final version. A portion of the song can be heard as background music in Under The Cherry Moon]
“It’s About That Walk”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“It’s Gonna Be A Beautiful Night”: Included on the Nov. 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“It’s Gonna Be A Beautiful Night” (With MF & EL): ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
[“It’s Gonna Be Lonely”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, LA]
“It’s Gonna Be Lonely”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
“Jack U Off”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
“Jadestone” (With IC): (Paisley Park) Ingrid Chavez ‘May 19, 1992’ September 24, 1991
“Jaguar”: Mavis Staples ‘Time Waits For No One’ May 24, 1989
“Jam of the Year”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Jam of the Year” (Remix): Released only on Love 4 One Another website, 1997. Incomplete sample
[“Jana Jade's Army”: Prince wrote this song for Jana Anderson, circa 1990]
[“Jealous Again”: This 6-minute instrumental was played during a Nude tour rehearsal at Paisley Park in April 1990]
[“Jealous Girl”: Written for The Hookers, this was recorded in 1981]
[“Jealous Girl”: Was later offered to The Bangles, but turned it down in favor of “Manic Monday”]
[“Jealous Girl”: Was pulled out again and revamped for the Bonnie Raitt project in 1987]
[“Jelly Jam”: Instrumental first recorded at Moonsound in 1976 and then re-recorded at Sound 80 the next year]
[“Jelly Jam”: Later Prince incorporated it as an untitled coda of “Just As Long As We're Together” on 'For You']
[“Jerk Out”: This song dates back to late December 1981]
[“Jerk Out”: Re-recorded by Mazarati in ‘85; on The Time ‘Pandemonium’ LP with Mazarati's background vocals]
“Jerk Out” (With MD, JeJ & TL): The Time ‘Pandemonium’ July 10, 1990
[“Johnny”: Performed on the last N.P.G. tour, 1993]
“Johnny” (NPG): New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
“Joint 2 Joint”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Journey 2 the Center of Your ”: On a early version of ‘Emancipation’; summer 1995. Copyrighted 8/25/95]
“Journey 2 the Center of Your ”: Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“Joy In Repetition”: Included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
[“Joy In Repetition”: Later included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“Joy In Repetition”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Joy In Repetition”: 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) December 17, 2002
“Judas Smile”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #7, made available on 8/28/01. Originally “Judas Kiss”
“Jughead” (With TM & KJ): ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Juice, The”: Tracked on 7/10/91. Initially planned as a CD only bonus track on Carmen Electra's self-titled album]
“Juice, The”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #1,” which was made available on Feb. 18, ‘01
“Jukebox With A Heatbeat”: On The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #10” on 11/15/01. (Tentative title)
[“Jungle Love”: From March 26-27, 1983]
“Jungle Love” (With MD & JeJ): (Starr Co.) The Time ‘Ice Cream Castle’ July 9, 1984
[“Junk Music”: This track was recorded at Sunset Sound on Jan. 5, 1986 as part of the “Everybody's Jam”]
[“Junk Music”: Originally a 45-minute recording, it was edited down for the 'Flesh' album of Jan. 22, 1986]
“Just A Little Lovin’” (Music only) (With NPG & TM): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
[“Just Another Sucker”: Prince was musician on several sessions with Pepé Willie in 1978; recorded at Sound 80]
“Just Another Sucker” (With PW): 94 East ‘Minneapolis Genius’ February 12, 1986
[“Just As Long As We’re Together”: First recorded at Sound 80 in 1977 for material for a new demo]
[“Just As Long As We’re Together”: Prince made a “test” of this song on 4/8/77 for CBS Records and in the summer for Warner Bros. to show that he could play all the instruments and produce himself]
[“Just As Long As We’re Together”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant; early Oct-Dec 1977]
“Just As Long As We’re Together”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
“Kamasutra”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
“Kamasutra/Eternal Embrace”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
“Kamasutra/Overture #8”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
[“Katrina's Paper Dolls”: Dating to 1983, this was recorded in Prince's home, possibly being a piano-based number]
[“Killin' At the Soda Shop”: Recorded at Sunset Sound for Jill Jones' album on May 29, 1985]
“Kirk J’s B Sides Remix”: “Purple Medley” single March 14, 1995
[“Kiss”: Was originally a blues number, Prince gave it to David Z. & Mazarati who re-worked it, turning it into a funky track which Prince decided to reclaim it for ‘Parade’]
“Kiss”: (Extended Version) 12” March 5, 1986
“Kiss”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
“Kiss”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Kiss Me Quick”: A home recording from 1981, despite sounding like it was a leftover from 'For You' or 'Prince']
“Koo Koo” (With SE): Sheila E. ‘Sheila E.’ February 19, 1987
[“Knucklehead”: Recorded on Oct. 28, 1987 for use by Sheila E. on her proposed 4th solo album on Paisley Park]
“La La La He He Hee” (With SEa): “Sign ‘O’ The Times” B-side single February 18, 1987
“La La La He He Hee” (With SEa): ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Ladder, The” (With JLN): ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Lady Cab Driver”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
[“Land Of Paradise”: From 1983/84. On the ‘Purple Rain’ 2 LP]
“Last December”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
[“Last Heart”: Included on the ‘Dream Factory' 2-LP in 1986. This was copyrighted with ASCAP under the title “Last Heart,” hence the often-used title “If U Break My Heart One More Time” is incorrect]
“Last Heart”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Latest Fashion, The”: On the configuration of The Time's 'Corporate World’ LP; assembled in early Sept. 1989]
"Latest Fashion, The” (With The Time & performed by The Time): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“Latino Barbie Doll”: A song intended for Sheila E.'s projected 4th album. It was recorded in mid-Dec. 1987]
[“Latino Barbie Doll”: Later, in Sept. 1993, the track was tried out by Mayte for possible use on her debut album]
[“Laurianne”: Tracked on 1/2/93. This exists in two versions, one being the original recording and the other was constructed after making a new master tape, on which Prince scrapped everything except Michael Bland's drums]
[“Le Grind”: On ‘The Black Album’, of 1987]
“Le Grind”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
[“Leaving For New York”: Prince demoed this song on a cassette recorder in ‘76 and a version of it at Moonsound]
[“(Lemme See That Body) Get Loose!”: Included on the Sampler Experience cassette tape that was given away on the 3/95 European tour. This is a predominately instrumental re-working of “Loose!”]
“Lemon Crush”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
“Letitgo”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
“Let’s Go Crazy”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“Let’s Go Crazy”: (Special Dance Mix) 12” August 29, 1984
“Let’s Go Crazy”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Let’s Have A Baby”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Let’s Pretend We’re Married”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
[“Let’s Rock”: Prince recorded this in the spring 1981 and wanted to release it as a one-off single, but the idea was rejected by W.B. So he re-titled it “Let’s Work” and re-recorded it for inclusion on ‘Controversy’]
“Let’s Work”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
“Let’s Work”: Dance Remix 12" February 17, 1982
[“Letter 4 Miles”: An instrumental tribute to Miles Davis, recorded by Prince and Michael Bland on Sept. 30, 1991]
“Life Can Be So Nice”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“Life Is So Neat”: Recorded by Prince during the ‘For You’ sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, Dec. 10, 1977]
[“Line, The”: Written in direct response to a poem by Ingrid Chavez called “Cross The Line,” this was recorded on 12/22/87 during the ‘Lovesexy’ sessions]
[“Line, The”: This was included on the first sequence of 'Lovesexy', but it was ousted in favor of the latecomer “ Wish U Heaven” when the final version was assembled]
[“Lisa”: A ‘Dirty Mind’ outtake recorded in Prince's home studio in 1980 and filed for copyright registration at the Library of Congress on August 4, 1980. Written tongue-in-cheek about a new band member Lisa Coleman]
[“Lisa”: This was also the original title of the Family instrumental “Yes”]
[“Little Girl Wendy’s Parade”: Recorded on 4/17/85, on the first day of the ‘Parade’ sessions at Sunset Sound. Some of the lyrics were later altered and the song was released as “Christopher Tracy's Parade”]
[“Little Girl Wendy’s Parade”: Was placed as the first song on the first configuration of 'Parade' from May 1, 1985]
“Little Red Corvette”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“Little Red Corvette”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Little Rock” (With EL): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
[“Live 4 Love”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on November 1990]
“Live 4 Love” (With TM & KJ): ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Livin' 2 Die”: This was one of the results of aborted projects with Sandra St. Victor in the summer of 1995]
[“Living Doll”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on June 2, 1985 for possible inclusion on Jill Jones' album]
[“Loose!”: On the May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project]
[“Loose!”: It was included on an early configuration of 'Come' on March 11, 1994]
[“Loose!”: Was also included in 'The Beautiful Experience' film project which premiered on April 3, 1994]
“Loose!”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
[“Love Affair”: Little is known about this song except that it is a home recording, dating to 1978 or 1979]
[“Love And Sex”: This was recorded at Sunset Sound on Feb. 27, 1984 a few days prior to “When Doves Cry”]
[“Love And Sex”: Prince reprised this as an entirely different song that he recorded at Sunset Sound on March 25, 1986 for use by Sheila E. on her self-titled 1987 album]
[“Love And Sex”: This was copyrighted at the Library of Congress on Sept. 11, 1986]
“Love 89” (With SEa): Patti LaBelle ‘Be Yourself’ June 26, 1989
[“Love In The Morning”: Prince committed this to tape in 1977 during sessions at Sound 80]
[“Love Is Forever”: Recorded at Moonsound in summer ‘76 with Chris Moon. Released as “My Love Is Forever”]
[“Love Machine”: Included on the configuration of The Time's 'Corporate World’; assembled in early Sept. 1989]
[“Love Machine”: Later included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“Love Machine” (With LSJ & MD) (Performed by The Time): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“Love Of Mine”: A home recording from 1978-79]
“Love On A Blue Train” (With SE): Sheila E. ‘Sheila E.’ February 19, 1987
[“Love Or Money”: This much superior song was first rehearsed on the Purple Rain tour]
“Love Or Money”: The version on ‘Under the Cherry Moon’ has a speeded-up voice by Prince
“Love Or Money”: “Kiss” B-side single February 5, 1986
“Love Sign” (Featuring Nona Gaye): Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
“Love Sign” (Remix by Shock G.): ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Love Song” (With Madonna): Madonna ‘Like A Prayer’ March 21, 1989
“Love…Thy Will Be Done” (With M): Martika ‘Martika’s Kitchen’ August 27, 1991
[“Love…Thy Will Be Done”: Included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from Dec. 2, 1994, but was dropped]
“Love 2 the 9’s”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“Love We Make, The”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Loveleft, Loveright”: “New Power Generation” B-side single November 29, 1990
“Love’s No Fun”: Elisa Fiorillo ‘I Am’ September 18, 1990
[“Love’s No Fun”: Is closer to Elisa Fiorillo's, it is not as stripped-down and there is more instrumentation]
“Love’s No Fun”: Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995 (Different version than Elisa Fiorillo's)
[“Lovesexy”: The original version was taped as a band recording on December 14, 1987. Prince wasn't completely satisfied. Retaining the lyrics, he recorded a new version as a solo performance on January 29, 1988]
“Lovesexy”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“Lubricated Lady, The”: “New Power Generation” maxi-single November 29, 1990
[“Lust U Always”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in 1982]
[“Lust U Always”: This was filed for copyright registration at the Library of Congress on Dec. 14, 1987. It was subsequently offered to Robert Palmer, but he turned it down]

[“Machine”: One of six songs recorded by Grand Central Corporation at the ASI studio in Minneapolis in early 1976]
[“Mad”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from December 2, 1994, but was dropped]
“Mad”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #1, which was made available on Feb. 18, 2001
[“Mad Pope, The”: A track with this title was recorded or worked on 6/26/93. Possibly a revision of “Pope”]
“Mad Sex” (NPG): New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
[“Madrid”: An instrumental, recorded during the "Paisley Jam" session at Sunset Sound on Dec. 28, 1985. Part of the melody was later re-used by Eric Leeds for the track “Andorra” on his 1991 'Times Squared' LP]
“Madrid 2 Chicago”: Released only on the Love 4 One Another Website, 1999. Incomplete sample
[“Make Believe”: Written for I'll Do Anything; recorded at Paisley Park in March 1992 and later in mid-April]
[“Make It Through The Storm”: The first recording of this song was made at Moonsound in 1976 and Prince re-recorded it at Sound 80 the next year]
[“Make It Through The Storm”: Slated for inclusion on 'For You', this song was recorded at the Record Plant, Sausalito, sometime between early October and late December 1977]
[“Make It Through The Storm”: He re-recorded it from scratch at Sound 80 with Sue Ann Carwell; summer 1978]
[“Make U Mine”: This was recorded in June 1981 at Hollywood Sound during the same session as "Jack U Off"]
[“Make-Up”: From Summer 1981]
“Make-Up”: (Starr Co.) Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
“Make Your Mama Happy”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Mama”: Like “Cold Coffee And Cocaine”, this is from the 1983 tape of piano playing and improvisations]
“Man in A Uniform” (With RS): ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
“Man 'O' War”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“Man 'O' War” (Remix): ‘Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic’ 2000
[“Manic Monday”: Originally recorded by Apollonia 6 with background vocals by Prince for their self-titled album, it was eventually replaced by “Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian”]
“Manic Monday” (Christopher): Bangles ‘Different Light’ January 1986
[“Married Man”: This was taped for Jill Jones' album on May 29, 1985 at Sunset Sound]
[“Martika’s Kitchen”: A version with Prince's vocals exists]
“Martika’s Kitchen”: Martika ‘Martika’s Kitchen’ August 27, 1991
[“Max, The”: Recorded on 2/18/88, this is entirely different, both musically and lyrically, from the later ‘’ track]
“Max, The”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“Mazarati”: This was the original title of the instrumental “Susannah's Pajamas”, released on The Family album]
[“Me Touch Myself”: From 1989; never being placed on any Prince's projects, it is original and quite compelling]
“Mellow”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Mellow”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Melody Cool”: Included on the very first 'Graffiti Bridge' configuration of September 22, 1987]
[“Melody Cool”: Also included on a configuration of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic’; assembled on Oct. 27, 1988]
“Melody Cool” (Voice by Mavis Staples): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Melody Cool” (Voice by Mavis Staples): Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ Aug. 24, 1993 (Different than the‘GB’ track.)
[“Mia Bocca”: From Spring-Summer 1982. Recorded in 1985 with the Clarie Fisher orchestra]
“Mia Bocca”: Can be heard as an instrumental in ‘Under the Cherry Moon’, 1986
“Mia Bocca” (With JiJ): Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
[“Mind Bells”: This is Prince's version given to Japanese artist Kahoru Kohiruimaki]
“Mind Bells” (With LSJ): Kahoru Kohiruimaki ‘Time The Motion’ December 1989 [Japan]
“Minneapolis” (With ST) (Performed by MPLS): Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
[“Miss Thang”: Prince's version of the song, it lacks the polish of the final version]
“Miss Thang”: T.C. Ellis ‘True Confessions’ May 28, 1991
[“Miss Understood”: Susannah Melvoin sings lead on this outtake from The Family sessions; recorded in Sept. ‘84]
[“Miss You”: Dating to 1978-79, it was demoed at the same time as "Donna" and "Down A Long Lonely Road”]
“Mo’ Better” (With AH & EMH): Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
[“Mobile”: An instrumental recorded at Sunset Sound, December 28, 1985, during the "Paisley Jam" session]
[“Money”: No details are known about this 1983 recording. It is not the classic “Money (That's What I Want)”]
[“Money Don't Grow On Trees”: This home recording dates to early ‘82, possibly being intended for The Hookers]
[“Money Don't Matter 2 Night”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration; assembled in Nov. 1990]
“Money Don’t Matter 2 Night”: ‘Diamond and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Moneyappolis”: Recorded during the Emancipation sessions in 1996]
[“Moonbeam Levels”: AKA “A Better Place 2 Die” by bootleggers, this was recorded on 7/6/82 during final stages of the 1999 sessions. Prince played a brief part on the 1999 tour in LA, 3/28/83]
[“Moonbeam Levels”: It was later revamped and planned for inclusion on the 1988 Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic]
[“Moral Majority”: This song was recorded in Prince's home studio in 1982 and was intended for use by Vanity 6]
[“Moral Majority”: Work was also done at Sunset Sound on Jan. 1 & 2, 1984, during the ‘Apollonia 6’ sessions]
“Morning Papers, The”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“Most Beautiful Boy in the World, The”: (Paisley Park) Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
“Most Beautiful Girl in the World, The”: ‘The BEAUTIFUL Experience’ February 14, 1994
“Most Beautiful Girl in the World, The”: Included in 'The Beautiful Experience' film project. Premiered 4/3/94
“Most Beautiful Girl in the World, The”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995 (Different version)
[“Most Beautiful Girl in the World, The (Mustang Mix '96)”: 1996, unreleased with different music and lyrics]
“Most Beautiful Girl in the World, The (Mustang Mix)”: In the NPG Music Club's “Ahdio Show #5,”; 6/11/01
“Mountains” (With LC & WM): ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
“Mountains” (With LC & WM): (Extended Version) 12” May 21, 1986
[“Move Me”: Co-penned with David Z. & Levi Seacer Jr., tracked on Feb. 6, 1990 and copyrighted on May 20, ‘91]
[“Movie Star”: For inclusion on the aborted ‘Dream Factory’ 2-LP set from 1986]
“Movie Star”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“MPLS”: (Minneapolis) On a cassette single with “The Ryde Dyvine”. It was quickly withdrawn]
“MPLS”: “MPLS” CD-single 1994
“Mr. Happy”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Muhammad Ali”: An Emancipation-era leftover, Eric Leeds recorded horn overdubs on this track on 8/6/96]
[“Murph Drag”: This 'Corporate World' outtake was recorded in the summer of 1989]
[“Murph Drag”: The opening on the aborted LP in 9/89. Mentioned in “The Latest Fashion” on Graffiti Bridge]
“Murph Drag”: (The Time) Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #3,” available on April 22, 2001
“Muse 2 The Pharaoh”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Muse 2 The Pharaoh”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Mutiny”: Besides featuring Prince on vocals, this is mixed differently than the album track]
“Mutiny”: The Family ‘The Family’ August 19, 1985
[“My Baby Knows How To Love Me”: A 1982 home studio track]
[“My Baby Knows How To Love Me”: It was updated in 1985 for use by Jill Jones on her self-titled album]
[“My Baby Knows How To Love Me”: The song was pulled out again in 1989 for Jill's planned second album]
“My Computer”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“My Drawers” (With MD & JJ): (Starr Co.) The Time ‘Ice Cream Castle’ July 9, 1984
[“My Little Pill”: An odd ‘I'll Do Anything’ outtake]
“My Little Pill”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“My Love Belongs To You”: This 'Ice Cream Castle' leftover was recorded on April 20, 1983 at Sunset Sound]
[“My Love Is Forever”: A demo first recorded at Moonsound in ‘76 as “Love Is Forever” with Chris Moon lyrics]
[“My Love Is Forever”: Also re-recorded at Sound 80 in 1977 for material for a new demo]
[“My Love Is Forever”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“My Love Is Forever” (With CM): ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
“My Man”: Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
[“My Medallion”: This song was recorded in 2000 and placed on 'High', which was finished on August 8, 2000]
“My Medallion”: Included in The NPG Music Club's NPG Ahdio Show #1,” which was made available on 2/18/01
“My Name Is Prince” (With TM): ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“My Pony”: Written for George Clinton's 'Hey Man… Smell My Finger'. The song was tracked in March 1990 and was included on the first configuration of Clinton's album, dated February 5, 1991]
[“My Sex”: Intended for Jill Jones' album, this track was recorded in August 1985]
[“My Summertime Thang”: From March 26-27, 1983 for possible inclusion on The Time's ‘Ice Cram Castle’]
[“My Summertime Thang”: Placed on the configuration of The Time's 'Corporate World’; assembled in early 9/89]
“My Summertime Thang”: The Time ‘Pandemonium’ July 10, 1990
“My Tender Heart” (With RG): Rosie Gaines ‘Closer Than Close’ June 13, 1995
[“My Tree”: Recorded during the Larrabee sessions in Oct. 1990 for the “New Power Generation” maxi-single, it segued into “A Positive Place”. Although it was worked on at Larrabee Sound, it was tracked at an earlier date]
[“Nadeara”: 1978 demo. This calm, mellow track finds Prince serenading Nadeara, a girl he was seeing in 1978]
“Nasty Girl” (Starr Co.): Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
“Nasty Girl”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
[“Neon Telephone”: Recorded during the ‘Parade’ sessions, ‘85. This is Prince's version The Jets turned down]
“Neon Telephone” (Joey Coco): Three O’clock ‘Vermillion’ May 24, 1988
[“Neurotic Lover's Baby's Bedroom”: Written in 1977 after Owen Husney had bought Prince a drum machine]
[“Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A”: "A Place In Heaven" spelled backwards. This was going to be a segue on 'Dream Factory' and was listed as a track of its own on the June 3, 1986 configuration. However, on the final July 18 version of the album it was included as an untitled segue following "Visions"]
[“New Position”: First recorded in Spring-Summer of 1982]
“New Position”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“New Power Generation”: Included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“New Power Generation”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“New Power Generation”: (Funky Weapon Remix) 12” November 29, 1990
“New Power Generation (Pt. II)”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“New Power Soul”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from June 19, 1994]
“New Power Soul” (NPG): NPG ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
[“New World”: This was included on an early configuration of 'Emancipation' from early Summer 1995]
“New World”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Newpower Soul” (NPG): New Power Generation ‘Newpower Soul’ June 30, 1998
[“Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar”: From late Dec. ‘83-mid Feb. ‘84. Originally for ‘Apollonia 6’]
“Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar” (With BB): (Starr Co.) Sheila E. ‘Glamorous Life’ June 4, 1984
[“Nightingale”: A serene and tender ballad demoed by Prince in 1976 on a cassette recorder]
“Night Owl” (With EL, LSJ & SE): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
[“Nine”: Prince and Eric Leeds taped this instrumental on October 8, 1986 at Sunset Sound on the same day as the Madhouse B-side "Six and A Half". This is entirely different from "Nine" on the second Madhouse LP]
“Nine”: Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
[“9 Lives”: Originally intended for Cat’s projected album, it was recorded in late 1988 or early 1989]
[“9 Lives”: This track was worked on in June 1989 for The Time’s aborted ‘Corporate World’ album]
[“19 (Jailbait)”: Tracked on December 8, 1988. Planned for the unreleased Madhouse ‘24’ album of 1989]
[“19 (Jailbait)”: Prince revamped this in February 1989 and turned it into a track called “Batman Theme”]
“1999”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“1999”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“No Call U”: AKA “U Call Me”. Recorded in Prince's home in the early part of ‘82. It was tried out for use by Vanity 6 and also recorded with vocals by Jill Jones, possibly being intended for her LP at an early stage]
[“No Changes”: With “Melody Cool”, this was the first song Prince committed to tape at Paisley Park in early 7/87]
[“No Cones Allowed”: Written for the film The Coneheads, Prince recorded this song on February 16, 1993]
[“Noon Rendezvous”: Taped from late December 1983-mid-February 1984]
“Noon Rendezvous” (With SE): (Starr Co.) Sheila E. ‘The Glamorous Life’ June 4, 1984
“Northside”: (NPG) This was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #3, it was made available on April 22, ‘01
“Nothing Compares 2 U”: The Family ‘The Family’ August 19, 1985
“Nothing Compares 2 U”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993 (Live version.)
“Nothing Compares 2 U”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Now”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience']
“Now”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
[“Number One”: Prince recorded this rap track for Robin Power in ‘89/’90. Robin P. added her vocals on 7/9/90. She performs a verse and the chorus from the track in the Graffiti Bridge film after confronting Morris Day]
“Objects In The Mirror”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
[“Oh, Baby”: In late April 1979, Prince taped “Oh, Baby”, at Alpha Studio in LA]
“Oh, Baby”: (Jamie Starr) The Time ‘The Time’ July 29, 1981
“Oilcan” (Instrumental) (NPG): New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
[“Old Friends 4 Sale”: Recorded during the Parade sessions, placed on the first configuration of 'Parade' on 5/1/85]
“Old Friends 4 Sale”: Heard on the ‘Under the Cherry Moon’ movie, July 1, 1986
“Old Friends 4 Sale”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“Old Friends 4 Sale '91”: Prince updated the original song from 1985 with less personal lyrics. It was offered to Joe Cocker but refused in favor of “Five Women” instead]
[“Oliver’s House”: Taped from late December 1983-mid-February 1984. Originally intended for ‘Apollonia 6’]
“Oliver’s House”: (Starr Co.) Sheila E. ‘The Glamorous Life’ June 4, 1984
“On Sale Now!”: “The Holy River” B-side single 1997 [Europe]
“On The Way Up” (With DZ, LSJ & EF): Elisa Fiorillo ‘I Am’ September 18, 1990
[“On Your Own”: This is from 1994, recorded with a lead vocal by Ashley Davis, about that nothing is known]
“Once Upon A Time” (With EL): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
“One”: Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
“One, The” (NPG): New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
“One Day (I’m Gonna Make You Mine)” (With SE): Sheila E. ‘Sheila E.’ February 19, 1987
[“100 MPH”: Prince's version of the song he gave to Mazarati]
“100 MPH”: Mazarati ‘Mazarati’ March 4, 1986
“101”: (Joey Coco) Sheena Easton ‘The Lover In Me’ December 1988
“One Kiss at A Time”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“One Of Your Tears”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
“One Nite Alone...”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
“One Nite Alone...”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“1+1+1 is 3”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“1+1+1 is 3”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“One Song”: Released on the Love 4 One Another Website on December 31, 1999
“Onedayi’mgonnabesomebody”: (Starr Co.) The Time ‘What Time Is It?’ August 25, 1982
[“Oobey Doop”: Featuring lead vocals by Elisa Fiorillo; recorded at Olympic Studios in London on the Nude tour]
[“Oobey Doop”: Work was also done on the song during the October 1990 Larrabee Sound sessions for the “New Power Generation” maxi-single. It was included on two earlier versions of the maxi-single]
“Ooh This I Need”: Elisa Fiorillo ‘I Am’ September 18, 1990
[“Ooo She Wa Wa”: Taped at Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, between late Dec. 1983 and early Feb. 1984]
“Ooo She Wa Wa”: (Jamie Starr) Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“Open Book”: Prince's version is superior to Jevette Steele's cover. Originally offered to Martika]
“Open Book” (With LSJ & M): Jevette Steele ‘Here It Is’ August 10, 1993
“Orgasm”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
“Other Side of the Pillow, The”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
“Other Side of the Pillow, The”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Others Here With Us”: This was recorded during the initial Parade sessions at Sunset Sound on April 20, 1985]
[“Others Here With Us”: It was included on the first sequence of the 'Parade' LP, May 1, 1985, but was dropped]
[“Our Destiny”: Segued from "Roadhouse Garden"; recorded live with The Revolution at First Avenue on 6/7/84]
[“Our Love Song”: Possibly an early version of the Madonna-Prince collaboration “Love Song”]
“Overnight, Every Night” (With LSJ, EL & SE): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991 (CD only)
[“P, The”: This was recorded on September 13, 1992 for use by Tevin Campbell on his 'I'm Ready' album]
[“P. Control”: This was included on the configuration of 'The Gold Experience' from Sept./Oct. 1994]
“P. Control”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
“P. Control”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Pain” (With NCB) (Performed by Chaka Khan): ‘Living Single’ Soundtrack September 30, 1997
[“Paisley Park”: From Feb-March 1984]
“Paisley Park”: ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
[“Papa”: This was included on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
[“Papa”: This was also included in 'The Beautiful Experience' 70-min. film project which premiered April 3, 1994]
“Papa”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
“Paris 1798430”: (Paisley Park) Tevin Campbell ‘I’m Ready’ October 26, 1993
[“Parlor Games”: This instrumental was recorded on 7/7/93 for the second attempt at a third Madhouse album]
“Partyman”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
“Partyman”: (The Purple Party Mix) (Partyman Music Mix) & (The Video Mix) 12” September 15, 1989
[“Partyup”: Recorded in Prince's home in May-June 1980, and completed in June at Hollywood Sound Recorders]
“Partyup”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
“Peace” (NPG): Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #1, which was made available on Feb. 18, 2001
“Peace” (NPG): CD single backed with “2045: Radical Man”, sold during the Hit N Run tour, mid-Apr/May 2001
“Peach”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Peach” (xtended jam): 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) December 17, 2002
“Pearls Be4 The Swine”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “Ahdio Show #8,” it was made available on 9/18/01
“Pearls Be4 The Swine”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
[“People Without”: Played live during the Het Paard van Troje aftershow in The Hague on August 19, 1988]
[“Pheromone”: In the Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project in May 1993, which premiered on August 21, 1993]
[“Pheromone”: It was included on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
[“Pheromone”: This was also included in 'The Beautiful Experience' 70-min film project which premiered on 4/3/94]
“Pheromone”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
[“Pickle”: This is an instrumental track recorded on June 9, 1988]
[“Pink Cashmere”: Included on the 'Graffiti Bridge' configuration of September 25, 1988]
[“Pink Cashmere”: Included on a configuration of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic’; assembled in late ‘88-early ‘89]
“Pink Cashmere”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Pink Cashmere”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
[“Pizza”: Few details are known about this song, which was recorded in 1981 for The Hookers project]
“Plan, The”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Plan, The”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
[“Plastic Love Affair”: This track has been mentioned as a 1980 recording, but information is scarce]
[“Play”: AKA “Come Outside And Play”. This track was recorded at Larrabee Sound in Sept./Oct. 1990 and was included on an unreleased sequence of the “New Power Generation” maxi-single]
[“Player”: Recorded in 1991 as a subdued and mellow mild-tempo pop effort with an electric piano to the fore]
[“Play In the Sunshine”: Included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Play In the Sunshine”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Playgirl”: Elisa Fiorillo ‘I Am’ September 18, 1990
[“Playtime”: Marva King sang this number at many aftershows on the 1997-98 Jam Of The Year tour]
[“Poem”: In the Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project in May 1993; premiered on August 21, 1993]
[“Poem”: Was on an early version of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994, but was edited and released as “Orgasm”]
[“Polka-Dot Tiger”: An instrumental recorded on May 28, 1985 at Sunset Sound, during sessions for Jill Jones’ LP]
[“Pony Ride”: Taped on Dec. 26, 1986. It was the very last song during Prince's 3-month period at Sunset Sound]
“Poom Poom”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Poor Little Bastard”: Featuring most of The NPG, playing live in the studio, this song was recorded at Platinum Studios in Melbourne in mid-April 1992. The song was written for I'll Do Anything]
[“Poorgoo”: This song was recorded during the June 14, 1993 live session that was filmed for The Undertaker]
“Poorgoo”: “The Undertaker” home video 1995 [UK/Japan]
[“Pop Life”: From Feb.-March 1984]
“Pop Life”: ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Pop Life”: (Fresh Dance Mix) 12” July 31, 1985
“Pop Life”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Pop My Clutch” (With CK & KJ): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“Pope”: In the Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project in May 1993; premiered on August 21, 1993]
“Pope”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Poppa Grooves”: This was tracked during the same 1981 home studio session that yielded “Controversy”]
[“Positivity”: A version features the “Cindy C.” rap, after which Prince says, “don’t kiss the beast”]
“Positivity”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
[“Possessed”: An ode to James Brown in vocal style, Prince premiered this at the Radio City Music Hall, on 3/21/83]
[“Possessed”: The song was recorded in Prince's home studio on May 24, 1983]
[“Possessed”: Prince re-recorded it from scratch at Sunset Sound on March 17, 1984 for use in the Purple Rain film. And was often played live during the Purple Rain tour]
[“Power Fantastic”: From the 1986 sessions, on the 6/3/86 version of 'Dream Factory'; replaced with “The Cross”]
[“Power Fantastic”: On the first 'Graffiti Bridge' version of 9/22/87. The intro was left off ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’]
“Power Fantastic”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Power From Above”: Originally planned to be the opening track to Carmen Electra's debut album]
[“Powerline”: A track from the early configuration of Carmen Electra's self-titled album]
“Pray” (With MCH): M.C. Hammer ‘Please Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em’ 1990
“Prettyman”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999 (Hidden track)
“Pride And The Passion” (With SE) : Sheila E. ‘Sheila E.’ February 19, 1987
“Private Joy”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
“Promise/Broken”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
[“Promise To Be True”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in the summer of 1983 for use on the projected second Vanity 6 album. Tracked around the time of “Sex Shooter”]
[“Promise To Be True”: Bonnie Raitt revamped this song for use in 1987]
[“Proposition #17”: This is the original title of “Chili Sauce”. This song was recorded at Sunset Sound on 4/14/83]
“Props N' Pounds”: This was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #4, it was available on May 15, 2001
“Purple Medley” (The hits remixed): Single March 14, 1995
[“Purple Music”: A home studio recording from 1982]
[“Purple Rain”: The original had some additional lyrics]
“Purple Rain”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“Purple Rain”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Push” (With RG): ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
“Push It Up” (NPG): New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
“Q In Doubt” (Instrumental): “Cream” maxi-single November 6, 1991
“Qualified” (With KJ): Lois Lane ‘Precious’ June 9, 1992
[“Question of U, The”: Included on the very first 'Graffiti Bridge' configuration of September 22, 1987]
“Question of U, The”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“Race”: This May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses version has more of a funky live band ambience; premiered on 8/21/93]
[“Race”: Was included on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
[“Race”: This was also included in 'The Beautiful Experience' 70-min. film project which premiered on Apr 3, 1994]
“Race”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
[“Rain”: Few details about this 1981 song are known. It was remixed in 1988]
[“Rain And You, The”: This is a ballad from 1981. “Not a great one,” according to Susan Rogers]
“Rainbow Children”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Ahdio Show #5,” it was made available on June 11, 2001
“Rainbow Children”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Rainbow Children”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Raspberry Beret”: First recorded Spring-Summer of 1982]
“Raspberry Beret”: ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Raspberry Beret”: (New Mix) 12” June 19, 1985
“Raspberry Beret”: 'The Hits/The B-Sides' September 14, 1993
“Raspberry Beret”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Raspberry Sorbet”: The Muppets Tonight TV Show May 4, 1997
“Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic”: ‘Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic’ 2000
[“Rave To The Joy Fantastic”: Included on a version of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic'; assembled on 10/27/88]
“Rave Un2 Joy Fantastic”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
[“Realize”: The Hornheadz recorded horn overdubs on 7/25/94, indicating that it was tracked in summer 1994]
[“Rearrange”: This was taped at Sunset Sound on December 7, 1981 on the Controversy tour]
[“Rearrange”: This was given a remix in 1988]
[“Rebirth Of The Flesh”: Prince recorded this song at Sunset Sound on October 28, 1986]
[“Rebirth Of The Flesh”: Included on the 'Camille' album of Nov. 5, 1986]
[“Rebirth Of The Flesh”: Later, this was slated for inclusion on 'Crystal Ball', Nov. 30, 1986, as the opening track]
“Reconsider (U Betta)” (With CK): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“Release It”: Included on the configuration of The Time's 'Corporate World' that was assembled in early Sept. 1989]
[“Release It”: Later included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“Release It” (With LSJ & MD) (Performed by The Time): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“Rest Of My Life, The”: Originally submitted for the ‘I'll Do Anything’ soundtrack but withdrawn]
“Rest Of My Life, The”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
“Return Of the Bump Squad” (NPG): ‘Exodus’ March 27, 1995
[“Rhythm Of Your , The”: This version has a radically altered ending, including a rap by ]
“Rhythm Of Your , The”: Mayte ‘Child Of The Sun’ November 27, 1995
[“Ride, The”: premiered this number during the Act II tour aftershows]
[“Ride, The”: On October 8, 1993, the ‘The Undertaker’ mini-concert film featured this jam]
“Ride, The”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Right Back Here In My Arms”: Included on a early configuration of 'Emancipation' from early Summer 1995]
“Right Back Here In My Arms”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Right the Wrong”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“Ripopgodezippa”: Was included on the first configuration of ‘The Gold Experience’, but was dropped]
“Ripopgodezippa”: Included on the ‘Showgirls’ film with “319”, released on September 22, 1995
“Ripopgodezippa”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Roadhouse Garden”: This was recorded live during the 26th birthday concert at First Avenue June 7, 1984]
[“Roadhouse Garden”: Was planned for the title track on the proposed 'Roadhouse Garden' project in late 1998]
“Rock And Roll Is Alive! (And It Lives In Minneapolis) ”: “Gold” B-side single November 30, 1995
[“Rock Hard in A Funky Place”: This was included on the 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
[“Rock Hard in A Funky Place”: Included on the Nov. 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Rock Hard in A Funky Place”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
[“Rock Me, Lover”: This track was recorded on a cassette recorder in 1976]
[“Rock Me, Lover”: Prince also recorded a version in his Edina home in 1978]
[“Rock That Keeps Rolling, The”: The exact recording date is unknown; Prince recorded his vocals on 9/25/88]
[“Rocking Chair”: This is a home recording from 1978-79]
“Romance 1600”: Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
“Ronnie, Talk To Russia”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
[“Rootie Kazootie”: [This was tracked on July 7, 1993 for a second attempt at a third Madhouse album]
[“Rough”: AKA “Too Rough”. This track was recorded in 1980 and copyrighted on March 25, 1985]
[“Rough”: Rejecting it for his own 'Dirty Mind', Prince tried it out with Alexander O'Neal]
[“Rough”: The song was pulled out for the 1984 Family sessions and was overhauled for use on Jill Jones’ album. Prince later offered the song to Joyce Kennedy of Mother's Finest]
[“Round and Round”: This version is quite different from the ‘Graffiti Bridge’ version]
“Round and Round” (Voice by Tevin Campbell): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“Run Amok”: This instrumental was tracked on 12/28/85 at Sunset Sound during the “Paisley Jam” session]
[“Ruthie Washington Jet Blues”: This song was tailored for Graffiti Bridge and recorded in September 1987]
[“Ryde Dyvine, The”: Performed by the Sonny Thompson-led act The Crayons; premiered on 12/19/92 in The Ryde Dyvine TV special]
[“Ryde Dyvine, The”: On a cassette single in 1993 with “MPLS”. It was quickly withdrawn]
“Ryde Dyvine, The”: On a CD-single with “MPLS”; sold at one of the Love 4 One Another Charities tour, 1997

[“Sacrifice Of Victor, The”: This unreleased version has a few seconds of music near the end]
“Sacrifice Of Victor, The”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“Sadomasochistic Groove”: Released only on the Love 4 One Another Website, June ‘97. Incomplete sample
“Sadomasochistic Groove”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #6, it was made available on July 7, 2001
“Same December, The”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“Sarah”: Recorded live with the NPG]
“Sarah”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
“Saviour”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Scandalous” (With JLN): ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
“Scandalous”: Danny Elfman ‘The Original Motion Picture Sound Score’
“Scandalous Sex Suite, The” (With JLN) (Featuring Kim Basinger): “Scandalous” 12” single December 1, 1989
“Scarlet Pussy” (Camille): “I Wish U Heaven” B-side single September 20, 1988
“Scarlet Pussy”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Schoolyard”: Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, on the 1990 Nude tour]
[“Schoolyard”: Was mentioned in a Rolling Stone interview in the Oct. 1990 issue]
[“Schoolyard”: The song was included on the Dec. 1990 configuration of 'Diamonds And Pearls', but was dropped]
[“Screams of Passion, The”: This rehearsal version of the song is different from the LP version]
“Screams of Passion, The”: The Family 'The Family' August 19, 1985
“Screams of Passion, The”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
[“Second Coming, The”: This pre-recorded a cappella track by Prince opened the Controversy tour set]
[“See U Dead”: A little-known 1981 song]
“Sensual Everafter, The”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
“Serotonin”: The NPG Orchestra ‘Kamasutra’ February 14, 1997
“Seven”: Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
“7”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
“7”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Seven Corners”: This was recorded in 1989 or in the early part of 1990. Featuring spoken lyrics by Ingrid Chavez]
“777-9311”: (Starr Co.) The Time ‘What Time Is It?’ August 25, 1982
[“17”: Originally titled "Carnac", it was tracked on July 7, 1993 for a second attempt at a 3rd Madhouse allbum]
“17” (Madhouse): Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
[“17 Days”: Summer 1983. Considered for Vanity 6’s shelved second album]
[“17 Days”: Prince re-cut the song in late December 1983]
“17 Days” (With LC, MF & WM): “When Doves Cry” single May 16, 1984
“17 Days” (With LC, MF & WM): ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“17 (Penetration)”: Tracked on December 5, 1988. Planned for the unreleased Madhouse ‘24’ album of 1989]
“Sex” (With LSJ): “Scandalous Sex Suite” 12” single December 1, 1989
“Sex” (With LSJ): Lois Lane ‘Precious’ 1992 (Different version)
“Sex in the Summer”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
“Sex Me, Sex Me Not”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #3,” it was available on 4/22/01
[“Sex of It, The”: Played live at Rupert's, Minneapolis, Sep. 5, 1987. Prince recorded this track in July 1987]
“Sex of It, The”: Kid Creole & Coconuts ‘Private Waters In the Great Divide’ April 3, 1990
[“Sex Shooter”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in November 1983]
“Sex Shooter” (Starr Co.): Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“Sexual Suicide”: This was placed on an early configuration of 'Dream Factory' of 1986, but was dropped]
“Sexual Suicide”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“Sexuality”: ‘Controversy’ October 14, 1981
[“Sexy Dancer”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, Los Angeles]
“Sexy Dancer”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
[“Sexy M.F.”: The alternate version is a “dance mix” with a new rhythm track and new parts and samples]
“Sexy M.F.” (With LSJ & TM): ‘’ October 13, 1992
“Sexy M.F.”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Sexy Mutha” (With LSJ & TM): “My Name Is Prince” single September 29, 1992
“Sexy Staxophone And Guitar”: “The Most Beautiful Girl In The World” maxi-single May 17, 1994
[“Shake!”: This ‘Corporate World’ version of September 1989 is half a minute longer than the released track]
[“Shake!”: Later included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“Shake!” (Performed by The Time) (With MD): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Shall We Dance”: Brownmark ‘Good Feeling’ September 19, 1989
“She Gave Her Angels”: Recorded in 1996, it was featured on Muppets Tonight! on May 1997
“She Gave Her Angels”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“She Loves Me 4 Me”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
[“She Pony”: This was recorded at Sunset Sound in Dec. 1985 when Prince was wrapping up work on ‘Parade’]
“She Spoke 2 Me”: ‘Girl 6’ Soundtrack March 19, 1996
“She Spoke 2 Me” (Extended Remix): ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“She's Always In My Hair”: From December 1983-April 1984]
“She's Always In My Hair”: “Raspberry Beret” B-side single May 15, 1985
“She's Always In My Hair”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“She's Just A Baby”: This was tracked in the early part of 1981]
[“She's Just A Baby”: Prince updated the track in 1991 and copyrighted it March 18, 1991]
“She's Soft And Wet” (With MCH): M.C. Hammer ‘Please Hammer Don't Hurt ‘Em’ 1990
“Shhh”: (Paisley Park) Tevin Campbell ‘I’m Ready’ October 26, 1993
[“Shhh”: This was included on the configuration of 'The Gold Experience' from September/October 1994]
“Shhh”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995 (Different recording from Tevin Campbell's)
[“Shine Your Light”: Probably more of a jam than a finished song; recorded during the For You sessions, 11/4/77]
[“Shockadelica”: This was included on the 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
[“Shockadelica”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Shockadelica”: “If I Was Your Girlfriend” B-side single May 6, 1987
“Shockadelica”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Shoo-Bed-Ooh” (NPG): New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
[“Shortberry Strawcake”: Taped from late December 1983-mid-February 1984]
“Shortberry Strawcake” (With JeJ): (Starr Co.) Sheila E. ‘The Glamorous Life’ June 4, 1984
[“Shy”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience']
“Shy”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
[“Sign ‘O’ The Times”: This was placed on the final configuration of the 'Dream Factory' 2-LP on July 18, 1986]
[“Sign ‘O’ The Times”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Sign ‘O’ The Times”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Sign ‘O’ The Times”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Silicon”: Possibly dates from 1999]
“Silicon”: Included in The NPG Music Club's “NPG Ahdio Show #2,” it was made available on March 22, 2001
“Silly Game”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
[“Simp The Pimp”: Recorded on Mar. 12, ‘91 at Larrabee Sound, after Prince finished work on Ingrid Chavez LP]
[“Since We've Been Together”: This was recorded at Moonsound in 1976]
[“Since We've Been Together”: Prince re-recorded the song with Sue Ann Carwell at Sound 80 in summer of 1978. It was copyrighted at the Library of Congress on August 21, 1980]
[“Sister”: Recorded in Prince's home in May-June 1980, and completed in June at Hollywood Sound Recorders]
“Sister”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
“Sister Fate”: Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
“Six”: Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
“Six And 1/2”: “Six” B-side single 1987
“Sixteen” (With EL) : Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
"Skip 2 My U My Darling” (With JS & LSJ): Jevetta Steele ‘Here It Is’ May 1991 [France]
“Slappy Dappy” (With IC): (Paisley Park) Ingrid Chavez ‘May 19, 1992’ September 24, 1991
[“Slaughterhouse”: An instrumental, recorded at Sunset Sound on Dec. 28, 1985 during the “Paisley Jam” session]
[“Slave”: This was included on a early configuration of 'Emancipation' from early Summer 1995]
“Slave”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Slave 2 The Funk”: This song was recorded on September 20, 1993. No further details are available]
[“Slave 2 The System”: A track recorded during the Exodus sessions, late 1994]
[“Slave 2 The System”: On the version of 'Exodus' of 12/2/94, together with “Acknowledge Me” as one song]
[“Slave 2 The System”: re-recorded it in 1995 for 'Emancipation'. His version is entirely different musically, although the lyrics are the same]
“Sleep Around”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Slow Groove In G Major”: One of 6 instrumentals recorded during a 7-hour session at Sunset Sound on 1/5/86]
[“Slow Love”: This was placed on the final configuration of the 'Dream Factory' 2-LP of July 18, 1986]
[“Slow Love”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Slow Love” (Lyrics with Carole Davis): ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
[“Small Bright Light”: An unknown song recorded in the summer of 1991. The title was mentioned in a UK article]
[“Small Grey Monkey”: An instrumental by Prince & Sheila E. in early 12/84, during the ‘Romance 1600’ sessions]
[“Snow Man”: From 93-94, about memories of Nona Gaye's father, Marvin Gaye, and her childhood in Belgium]
[“So Blue”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct. to late Dec. 1977]
“So Blue”: ‘For You’ April 7, 1978
“So Dark” (Redone from the original 1994 “Dark”): ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
“So Far, So Pleased”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“So Strong”: Dale ‘Riot In English’ March 4, 1988
[“Soft and Wet”: One of the 14 demo tracks recorded at Moonsound in 1976. Chris Moon penned the lyrics]
[“Soft and Wet”: Also recorded at Sound 80 in 1977 for material for a new demo]
[“Soft and Wet”: Recorded for the 'For You' sessions at the Record Plant, Sausalito, from early Oct-late Dec. 1977]
“Soft and Wet” (With CM):‘For You’ April 7, 1978
“Soft and Wet” (With CM): “Pink Cashmere” single August 31, 1993
“Soft and Wet” (With CM):‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Solo”: Was included on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
“Solo” (With DHH): ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
[“Some Kind Of Lover”: Taped at Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, between late Dec. 1983 and early Feb. 1984]
“Some Kind Of Lover” (With BB): (Jamie Starr) Apollonia 6 ‘Apollonia 6’ October 1, 1984
[“Somebody’s Somebody”: This slightly different version is on the Sampler Experience cassette]
“Somebody’s Somebody” (With BLE & HW): ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Something Funky (This House Comes)”: This was recorded at Warner Pioneer Studios in Tokyo in late 8/90]
[“Something Funky (This House Comes)”: This was included on the Diamonds And Pearls sequence of 12/90]
[“Something Funky (This House Comes)”: Prince premiered this during a Glam Slam concert in Minn. on 1/6/91]
[“Something In The Water (Does Not Compute)”: This version features a piano to the fore and a prominent bass, as well as different vocal take from the ‘1999’ version]
“Something In The Water (Does Not Compute)”: ‘1999’ October 27, 1982
“Sometimes It Snows In April” (With LC & WM): ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
“Sometimes it Snows in April”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Soul Company”: Intended for Sheila E.'s projected 4th album, this was taped at Paisley Park between concerts on the US leg of the Lovesexy tour. Eric Leeds added saxophone overdubs on 11/19/88]
[“Soul Psychodelicide”: From a line in “Joy In Repetition”, this is a jam with the expanded Revolution in 7/86]
[“Soul Psychodelicide”: Prince liked the title and reused it for a quite different song in 1989; the 1989 track has nothing except the title in common with the earlier jam]
[“Soul Psychodelicide”: George Clinton worked on it at Paisley Park on Feb. 20-21, 1990]
“Soul Sanctuary” (With SSV): ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Space”: This May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses version is less polished and is over a minute longer]
[“Space”: This was re-recorded in July 1993 for a second attempt at a third Madhouse album]
[“Space”: Was included on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on March 11, 1994]
“Space”: ‘Come’ August 16, 1994
[“Spending My Time”: * See "I Spend My Time Loving You" above]
[“Spirit”: A version with Prince's vocals exist]
“Spirit” (With LSJ, M & FB): Martika ‘Martika’s Kitchen’ August 27, 1991
[“Splash”: Recorded in August 1985]
“Splash”: The track was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #1, which was made available on Feb. 18, 2001
“Stand Back” (With SN): Stevie Nicks ‘The Wild Heart’ June 1983
“Standing At The Alter” (Performed by Margie Cox): Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
[“Starfish and Coffee”: This was included on all configurations of the aborted 'Dream Factory' 2-LP of 1986]
[“Starfish and Coffee”: Also included on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Starfish and Coffee” (With SM): ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Starfish & Coffee”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Staxowax”: “The Most Beautiful Girl In The World” single May 17, 1994
[“Stella And Charles”: This song was recorded at Sunset Sound on May 26, 1985]
“Step To The Mic” (N.P.G. music only): Carmen Electra ‘Carmen Electra’ February 9, 1993
“Stick, The”: (Jamie Starr) The Time ‘The Time’ July 29, 1981
[“Sticky Wicked”: Instrumental recorded on 6/9/88; has nothing to do with the song Prince gave to Chaka Khan]
“Sticky Wicked”: Chaka Khan ‘CK’ November 1988
[“Still Waiting”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, Los Angeles]
“Still Waiting”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
[“Still Would Stand All Time”: Included on a version of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic'; assembled on 11/27/88]
“Still Would Stand All Time”: 'Graffiti Bridge' August 20, 1990
[“Stimulation”: This track was recorded in the autumn of 1987]
[“Stimulation”: It was included on the September 22, 1987 version of 'Graffiti Bridge']
[“Stimulation”: The track was remixed on 10/6/88 and included on a version of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic']
[“Stimulation”: Margie Cox recorded a new lead vocal on September 3, 1989 for use on the Flash project]
[“Stone”: Combining lyrics by Sandra St. Victor with l's music, this song hails from ’s short-lived collaboration with St.Victor in the summer of 1995. The title of the song is tentative; it could be “Heart Of Stone”]
“Strange But True”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
[“Strange Relationship”: From Spring-Summer 1982]
[“Strange Relationship”: A version was recorded in the spring of 1985]
[“Strange Relationship”: Included on all configurations of the aborted ‘Dream Factory’ 2-LP in 1986]
[“Strange Relationship”: This was also included on the aborted 'Camille' album of November 5, 1986]
[“Strange Relationship”: And on the November 30, 1986 configuration of the aborted 'Crystal Ball' 3-LP]
“Strange Relationship”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“Strange Relationship”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Strange Way Of Saying I Love U”: Tracked in Prince's home in 1981 about the same time of “Gym Class”]
[“Strawberries”: This song was recorded on October 25, 1993 with The Hornheadz horn participating]
[“Strays of the World”: In the Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video project in May 1993; premiered on Aug. 21, 1993]
[“Strays of the World”: Was on an early configuration of ‘Come’ on Mar. 11, 1994 (same as the Ulysses version)]
“Strays of the World”: 'Crystal Ball' January 29, 1998
[“Stroke”: Recorded on April 10, 1991. No further details are known]
[“Strollin’”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on November 1990]
“Strollin’”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
“Strollin’”: “Sexy M.F.” single June 30, 1992
“Style”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Sugar Walls”: From August 1983. Prince’s own version of the song]
“Sugar Walls” (Alexander Nevermind): Sheena Easton ‘A Private Heaven' September 7, 1984
“Sun, the Moon and Stars, The”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“Sunday Afternoon”: Candy Dulfer ‘Sax-A-Go-Go’ March 1, 1993
“Super Hero”: Earth, Wind & Fire ‘Millennium’ September 14, 1993
“Super Hero”: NPG featuring The Steeles ‘Blankman’ Motion Picture Soundtrax August 9, 1994
[“Super Hero”: This was included on the configuration of 'Exodus' from December 2, 1994]
[“Supercute”: This was included on the final configuration of the proposed 'High' album of August 8, 2000]
“Supercute”: CD single backed with “Underneath The Cream”; sold during the Hit N Run tour, mid-Apr/May ‘01
“Supercute”: This was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #5, it was available on June 11, 2001
[“Superfunkycalifragisexy”: ‘The Black Album’, 1987. Performed on the Lovesexy tour]
“Superfunkycalifragisexy”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
[“Surprise”: Dating from Prince's work with Chris Moon in 1976, taped at Moonsound. The lyrics by Chris Moon]
[“Susan”: Susan Moonsie may have provided inspiration for this 1981 home recording. She was Prince's girlfriend]
[“Susannah's Blues”: Instrumental recorded with The Revolution during a soundcheck at the Paris 8/25/86 concert]
[“Susannah's Pajamas”: Similar to the version, it sounds more unpolished]
"Susannah's Pajamas” (With EL): The Family ‘The Family’ August 19, 1985
“Sweet Baby”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“Take Me With U”: Instead of fading out, the music continues for a while. Was written for Apollonia 6]
“Take Me With U”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“Take Me With U”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
[“Take This Beat”: This was occasionally played on the Lovesexy tour]
“Take This Beat”: (Added after “m Wish U Heaven” 12”)
“Tamborine”: ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Tangerine”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“T.C.’s Rap” (With TCE) (Feat. T.C. Ellis): “New Power Generation” maxi-single November 29, 1990
[“Teacher, Teacher”: Originally tracked in Prince's home studio in 1982]
[“Teacher, Teacher”: It was revamped by Wendy & Lisa in 1985]
[“Teacher, Teacher”: This was then included on an early version of 'Dream Factory'. After abandoning that album, Prince offered the song to Three O' Clock but they turned it down in favor of “Neon Telephone”]
[“Telepathy”: Prince's version of the song (later given to Deborah Allen)]
“Telepathy” (Joey Coco): Deborah Allen ‘Telepathy’ April 1987
“Tell Me How U Wanna B Done”: (Added after “The Continental”)
“Tell Me How U Wanna B Done”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Temptation”: From Feb-March 1984]
“Temptation”: ‘Around the World in A Day’ April 22, 1985
“Ten” (With EL, LSJ & SE): Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
“Ten and ½” (With EL, LSJ & SE): “10” B-side single 1987
[“There Is Lonely”: This was intended for the ‘I'll Do Anything’ soundtrack]
“There Is Lonely”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“There's No Telling What I Might Do”: This song is from the 1983 tape of piano playing and improvisations]
[“There's Something About Being Your Fool”: Recorded in Prince's home in the summer 1981 and was worked on at the Hollywood Sound in June, before being mixed at Sunset Sound on 8/14-15/1981]
[“There's Something About Being Your Fool”: This was pulled out in 1985 and considered for use by Jill Jones]
[“There's Something About Being Your Fool”: Later was reworked for Bonnie Raitt in ‘87; it remains in the vault]
[“Thieves In The Temple”: Prince's original demo exists, he sings in a falsetto voice]
“Thieves In The Temple”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Thieves In The Temple”: (Remix), (Thieves in the House Mix) & (Temple House Dub) 12” August 2, 1990
“Thieves In The Temple”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Thing's Have Gotta Change” (Tony M. Rap): “Cream” maxi-single November 6, 1991
“3rd ”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
“Thirteen” (With EL, LSJ & SE): Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
“Thirteen and ¼” (With EL, LSJ & SE): “13” B-side single 1987
“This Crazy Life Of Mine” (With CK): Chaka Khan ‘Come 2 My House’ September 29, 1998
[“This Is Your Life”: Recorded in 1998 or 1999; was included on early versions of Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic]
“Three” : Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
“3 Chains O’ Gold”: ‘’ October 13, 1992
[“3 Nigs Watchin' A Kung-Fu Movie”: An instrumental recorded by Prince and Sheila E. in Jan.-Feb. 1987]
[“319”: This was included on the first configuration of 'The Gold Experience']
“319”: Included on the ‘Showgirls’ film with “Ripopgodazippa”, released on September 22, 1995
“319”: ‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
“3X2=6” (Starr Co.): Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
“Thunder”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Thunder Ballet”: The Joffrey Ballet's Billboards dance performance, which opened on 1/27/93, featured 12 Prince songs, including an extended, nearly 11-min. long version of “Thunder” that Prince tailored for the ballet company. Prince created the new version, listed as “Thunder Ballet” in Paisley Park studio documentation, by recording a new 5-min. segment on 10/5/91 and incorporating that into the existing “Thunder”]
[“Tibet”: This instrumental track was taped at Sunset Sound on April 20, 1985, during the initial Parade sessions]
[“Tick, Tick, Bang”: Recorded in 1981]
[“Tick, Tick, Bang”: Included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“Tick, Tick, Bang”: ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
“Time Waits For No One” (With MS): Mavis Staples ‘Time Waits For No One’ May 24, 1989
“Times Squared” (With EL): Eric Leeds ‘Times Squared’ February 19, 1991
“Tip O’ My Tongue” (With KJ): (Paisley Park) El DeBarge ‘In The Storm’ March 17, 1992
[“2 Nigs United 4 West Compton”: ‘The Black Album’ instrumental, 1987]
“2 Nigs United 4 West Compton”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
“2 Nigs United 4 West Compton”: 'One Nite Alone...The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over' (Bonus Disc) Dec. 17, 2002
“2 The Wire” (Creamy Instrumental): “Cream” maxi-single November 6, 1991
“2 Whom It May Concern”: “7” maxi-single December 3, 1992
“2Gether” (NPG) (Featuring the NPG): New Power Generation ‘Gold Nigga’ Late June 1993
“2Gether” (NPG) (Featuring the NPG): Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
[“2morrow”: This track was broadcast on Tom Joyner's radio show in November 1996]
“2morrow”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“Tony's Iggnant Mix”: The original title of “Brother With A Purpose”, on the “New Power Generation” maxi]
[“Too Much”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in March/April 1982 for the Vanity 6 project]
[“Toy Box”: Prince's instrumental version of the song, recorded with Sheila E. on the Purple Rain tour]
“Toy Box” (With SE): Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
[“Traffic Jam”: This was recorded at Sunset Sound on February 27, 1984, on the same day as “Love And Sex”]
[“Train”: Placed on the final version of the 'Dream Factory’ 2-LP in 1986. It replaced “It's A Wonderful Day”]
“Train”: Mavis Staples ‘Time Waits For No One’ May 24, 1989
[“Tres”: Instrumental recorded by Prince, Sheila E., & Eric Leeds on 6/26/88, ostensibly for another Madhouse LP]
[“Tricky”: From December 1983-April 1984]
“Tricky”: (Jamie Starr) “Ice Cream Castles” B-side single 1984
“Trust”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
“Truth, The”: ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
[“Turn It Up”: Recorded in late 1981/early 1982 and was slated for 1999, but was dropped in favor of “Delirious”]
[“Turn Me On”: Recorded by Prince's band during the Rebels sessions in 7/79 at Mountain Ears Sound in Boulder]
“Twelve”: Madhouse ‘16’ November 18, 1987
[“12 Keys”: Recorded on December 28, 1985. An instrumental given a title simply to facilitate its identification]
[“20 (A Girl And Her Puppy)”: Tracked on or around 12/12/88. From the unreleased Madhouse ‘24’ album of ‘89]
[“21-24 (The Dopamine Rush Suite)”: Recorded in 7-8/1988. From the unreleased Madhouse ‘24’ album of 1989]
[“21-24 (The Dopamine Rush Suite)”: Was later edited and included on Eric Leeds' ‘Time Squared’ album of ‘91]
[“2020”: From 1995. Mayte's vocals open and close this tranquil and subdued number. It was on an early configuration of ‘Emancipation’, assembled in July 1995]
“2045: Radical Man”: ‘Bamboozled’ Soundtrack September 26, 2000
“2045: Radical Man”: CD single backed with "Peace" was sold during the Hit N Run tour, mid-April/May 2001
“Two” : Madhouse ‘8’ January 21, 1987
“200 Balloons”: “Batdance” single June 9, 1989
“200 Balloons”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“Twosday”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on March 11, 1986 during the same session as “Fun Love”]
[“U”: Dating from the July 1979 Rebels sessions as “You”]
[“U”: Was re-cut many years later and given to Paula Abdul for her ‘Spellbound’ 1991]
“U”: (Paisley Park) Paula Abdul ‘Spellbound’ May 14, 1991
[“(U Got The) Good Drawers”: A funky live jam recorded at the Washington Avenue warehouse on July 25, 1985]
“U Got The Look”: ‘Sign ‘O’ The Times’ March 30, 1987
“U Got The Look”: (Long look) 12” July 21, 1987
“U Got The Look”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“U Gotta Shake Something”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on 12/30/85. Taped during The Flesh sessions but was not included on the proposed LP. Has nothing to do with The Time’s “Shake!”]
[“U Just Can't Stop”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on December 28, 1985, during the "Paisley Jam" session]
[“U Make My Sun Shine”: This was included on the final configuration of the proposed 'High' LP of Aug. 8, 2000]
“U Make My Sun Shine”: An MP3 of this is made available for download from NPGonlineLTD, Dec. 21, 2000
“U Make My Sun Shine”: (And Angie Stone) Single release from Wingspan Records, April 10, 2001
[“U Should Be Mine”: Recorded in Prince's home studio in 1982 around the time of “You're My Love”]
[“Uh-Huh! ”: Recorded at Larrabee Sound on 3/7/91. Has sampled parts from a Ray Charles Diet Pepsi commercial]
“Uncle Sam” (With PS): Tevin Campbell ‘I’m Ready’ October 26, 1993
“Under The Cherry Moon” (With JLN): ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“Undercover Lover” (With LSJ): This was recorded with Robin Power in late 1989, a part of the song was played during the “New Power Generation” KMOJ radio broadcast on Dec. 9, 1989]
[“Underneath The Cream”: Included on the final configuration of the proposed 'High' album of August 8, 2000]
“Underneath The Cream”: CD single backed with “Supercute”; sold during the Hit N Run tour, mid-Apr/May ‘01
“Underneath The Cream”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #10, it was made available on Nov.15, 2001
“Undertaker, The” (With MBN, TB, LSJ & ST): Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ August 24, 1993
“Undisputed”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“Undisputed” (The Moneyopolis Mix): ‘Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic’ 2000 (Internet only release)
[“Uno”: Instrumental recorded by Prince, Sheila E., & Eric Leeds on 6/26/88, ostensibly for another Madhouse LP]
“Until U're In My Arms Again”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998
[“Up From Below”: Instrumental recorded at Sunset Sound on Jan. 5, 1986 during the so-called “Everybody's Jam”]
[“Up From Below”: This track was included on the 'Flesh' album that was assembled on January 22, 1986]
[“Uptown”: Recorded in Prince's home in May-June 1980, and completed in June at Hollywood Sound Recorders]
“Uptown”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
“Uptown”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“U're All I Want”: * See “You’re All I Want” below]
“U’re Gonna C Me”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
“Utopia” (With LG): Graham Central Station 'GCS2000' February 2, 1999
[“Vagina”: This dates to late 1981/early 1982. This was the name Prince originally suggested for Vanity]
“Van Gogh”: Van Gogh ‘Van Gogh’ November 6, 1998 (Internet only release from independent band)
[“Vavoom”: This was premiered during a Paisley Park concert on July 8, 2000; and once more on July 15]
“Vavoom”: This was included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #10, it was made available on November 15, 2001
[“Velvet Kitty Cat”: A leftover from sessions for The Time 'Ice Cream Castle', recorded 4/19/83 at Sunset Sound]
“Venus de Milo”: ‘Parade’ March 31, 1986
[“Vibrator”: This classic Vanity 6 track was recorded in Prince's home studio in the summer of 1983 for use on the projected second Vanity 6 album. Prince later used Vanity’s vocals on the track “Orgasm”]
“Vicki Waiting”: ‘Batman’ June 20, 1989
“Violet Blue”: Jill Jones ‘Jill Jones’ May 26, 1987
“Violet The Organ Grinder”: “Gett Off” maxi-single August 12, 1991
[“Voice, The”: A version with Prince's vocals exist]
“Voice, The” (With RG & FJ): Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ August 24, 1993
[“Voice Inside, The”: This was recorded at Paisley Park on 10/25/88 during a few days off from the Lovesexy tour]
[“Voice Inside, The”: This was included on the sequence of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic'; assembled on 10/27/88]
[“Voodoo Who”: Instrumental recorded 12/30/85 at Sunset Sound during the same session as “Finest Whiskey”]
[“Waiting For You”: This was recorded on Dec. 10, 1977, during the For You sessions at Record Plant, Sausalito]
[“Waiting 4 Your Love”: Recorded on March 14, 1991. No further details are known]
“Walk, The” (Starr Co.): The Time ‘What Time Is It?’ August 25, 1982
[“Walk Don’t Walk”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on Nov. 1990]
“Walk Don’t Walk”: ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
[“Walkin' In Glory”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on the same day as “Bob George”, December 7, 1986]
[“Wally”: Recorded in Prince's home studio on 12/28/86, after he had returned from an almost 3-month stay in LA]
“War, The”: (NPG) single cassette July 1998 (A 26-min. jam given only to those who ordered ‘Crystal Ball’)
[“Warden In The Prison Of Love”: Recorded in late December 1988 for the Flash project with Margie Cox]
“Wasted Kisses”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘NewPower Soul’ June 30, 1998 (Hidden track)
[“We Can Fuck”: * See “We Can Funk”]
[“We Can Funk”: From Dec. 83-April 84]
[“We Can Funk”: Included on the configuration of 'Graffiti Bridge' that was assembled in late 1989]
“We Can Funk” (With GC): ‘Graffiti Bridge’ August 20, 1990
[“We Can Hang”: Recorded on 11/2/88 during a day off from the Lovesexy tour for the Margie Cox/Flash project]
[“We Can Hang”: A new, funkier version was recorded in Nov. 1991, when it had evolved into a Cox solo project]
[“We Can Work It Out”: Recorded at Sound 80 around the time of Prince’s signing to Warner Bros., summer ‘77]
“We Gets Up”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“We Got The Power”: This was recorded on October 15, 1988, between shows on the Lovesexy tour]
[“We Got The Power”: Was included on the sequence of 'Rave Unto The Joy Fantastic'; assembled on 10/27/88]
[“We March”: This was included on the configuration of 'The Gold Experience' from September/Oct. 1994]
“We March” (With NG):‘The Gold Experience’ September 26, 1995
[“We Would Like To See You Again”: A home recording from 1978-79. No details about the song are known]
“Wedding Feast”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
[“Wednesday”: A piano-led ballad, written for Jill Jones to sing in Purple Rain, this was recorded in Prince's home studio on October 24, 1983. It was placed on a test pressing of 'Purple Rain', dated Nov. 7, 1983]
“Welcome 2 the Dawn” (Acoustic Version): ‘The Truth’ January 29, 1998
[“Welcome To the Ratrace”: * See “In A Large Room With No Light” above]
“Well Done”: The Steeles ‘Heaven Help Us All’ June 8, 1993
[“Wet Dream”: From Summer 1981]
“Wet Dream”: (Starr Co.) Vanity 6 ‘Vanity 6’ August 11, 1982
[“Wet Dream Cousin”: A song-in-progress from 1983, Prince & David Z. worked on this for possible use on Vanity 6's projected second album. (The title form its similarity to “Wet Dream” on 'Vanity 6')]
[“What Did I Do?”: This is a minor key blues number that Prince played at Le New Morning, Paris, on June 1987]
[“What Should B Souled?”: Premiered live during a Paisley Park show on July 3, 1999]
[“What's My Name”: From the May 1993 Glam Slam Ulysses dance/video production. Premiered on Aug. 21, ‘93]
“What's My Name”: ‘Crystal Ball’ January 29, 1998
[“When Doves Cry”: Probably a demo as it is much rawer, less polished, than the final version]
“When Doves Cry”: ‘Purple Rain’ June 25, 1984
“When Doves Cry”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
[“When I Lay My Hands On U”: Included on the final configuration of the proposed 'High' LP of Aug. 8, 2000]
“When I Lay My Hands On U”: (NPG) Included in The NPG Music Club, it was made available on Feb. 18, 2001
[“When The Dawn Of The Morning Comes”: Written for The Dawn, this was recorded in Prince’s home in mid 9/1986, shortly after returning from the Parade tour of Europe & Japan]
“When The Lights Go Down”: ‘The Vault…Old Friends 4 Sale’ August 24, 1999
[“When The Shit Comes Down”: Has been mentioned as a live recording made during a rehearsal session circa ‘80]
[“When 2 R In Love”: From the ‘The Black Album’, 1987]
“When 2 R In Love”: ‘Lovesexy’ May 10, 1988
“When 2 R In Love”: “Scandalous Sex Suite” 12” maxi-single December 1, 1989
“When 2 R In Love”: ‘The Black Album’ November 22, 1994
“When U Love Somebody”: (NPG) New Power Generation ‘Newpower Soul’ June 30, 1998
[“When We’re Dancing Close And Slow”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late 4-6/79 at Alpha Studio, LA]
“When We’re Dancing Close And Slow”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
[“When You Were Mine”: Recorded during the Dirty Mind in Prince's 16-track home studio in May-June 1980]
“When You Were Mine”: ‘Dirty Mind’ October 8, 1980
“When You Were Mine”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“When U Were Mine”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Wherever U Go, Whatever U Do”: ‘Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic’ November 9, 1999
“Whispering Dandelions” (With IC): (Paisley Park) Ingrid Chavez ‘May 19, 1992’ September 24, 1991
[“Whistlin' Kenny”: Recorded in 7/89 with Margie Cox. Included on the Flash album; assembled in late 1989]
“Whistlin' Kenny”: (Margie Cox) “Standing At The Altar” B-side single 1994 [Europe/Australia]
[“White Girls”: A 27-min. workout from a rehearsal by Prince & The Revolution, probably at the St. Louis Park warehouse in the latter part of ‘83. It incorporates sung lines from “Ice Cream Castles” and “Erotic City”]
“White Mansion”: ‘Emancipation’ November 19, 1996
[“Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf ?”: The Time outtake. Recorded for a 12” acetate]
“Why Should I Love You?” (With KB): Kate Bush ‘The Red Shoes’ October 5, 1993
[“Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad ?”: Recorded for the Prince sessions in late 4-6/79 at Alpha Studio, LA]
“Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad ?”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
“Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad ?”: ‘The Hits/The B-Sides’ September 14, 1993
“Wild and Loose” (With DD): (Starr Co.) The Time ‘What Time Is It?’ August 25, 1982
[“Willing and Able”: Included on the ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ configuration that was assembled on Nov. 1990]
“Willing and Able” (With LSJ & TM): ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ October 1, 1991
“With This Tear”: Celine Dion ‘Celine Dion’ March 31, 1992
[“With You”: First recorded during sessions with Pepé Willie at Music Farm Studios, New York on Feb. 17, 1979]
[“With You”: Re-recorded for the Prince sessions in late April to mid-June 1979 at Alpha Studio, Los Angeles]
“With You”: ‘Prince’ October 19, 1979
“With You”: Jill Jones 'Jill Jones' May 26, 1987
[“Witness 4 the Prosecution”: Recorded in Prince's home in 3-4/86. The track was finished on 4/15 without Prince]
[“Witness 4 the Prosecution”: It was placed on both the 6/3 and the final, July 18 configuration of 'Dream Factory']
[“Witness 4 the Prosecution”: Prince re-recorded it from scratch at Sunset Sound on 10/6/86 with additional lyrics]
[“Wonderful Ass”: Inspired by Vanity, this song was recorded in Prince's home studio in the early part of 1983]
[“Wonderful Ass”: Lisa & Wendy worked on the track in early 1986 and they are audible in the revamped version]
“Work Part 1, The”: First released on Napster.com on April 6, 2001
“Work Part 1, The”: Later included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #3 on April 22, 2001
“Work Part 1, The”: ‘The Rainbow Children’ November 20, 2001
[“Work That Fat”: Recorded sometime in 1991. It borrows the drum machine beat from “Martika's Kitchen”]
[“Wouldn’t You Love To Love Me?”: This song exists as a simple demo recorded on a tape recorder in 1976]
[“Wouldn’t You Love To Love Me?”: Re-recorded the original in 1978 with Sue Ann Carwell; copyrighted in 1980]
“Wouldn’t You Love To Love Me?”: Taja Sevelle ‘Taja Sevelle’ September 19, 1987
[“Wow”: Taped live with most of The NPG at Platinum Studios, Melbourne, mid-April 1992 for I'll Do Anything]
“Xcogitate”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xemplify”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xenophobia”: 'One Nite Alone...Live!' December 17, 2002
“Xhalation”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xogenous”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xosphere”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xotica”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xpand”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xpectation”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
“Xpedition”: ‘Xpectation’ (MP3-only download for NPGMusicClub members) 2003
[“XYZ”: Written for Graffiti Bridge and committed to tape sometime in the autumn of 1987]
[“XYZ”: It was also worked at Sunset Sound on November 4, 1988]
“Y Should I Do That, When I Can Do This?”: Included in The NPG Music Club's Edition #5, on June 11, 2001
[“Yah, U know”: A 1982 home studio recording]
[“Yah, U know”: It was pulled out in 1986 and worked on during the sessions for 'Dream Factory']
[“Y'all Want Some More?”: Instrumental was recorded at Sunset Sound on 1/5/86 during the “Everybody's Jam”]
[“Y'all Want Some More?”: It was included on the 'Flesh' album that was assembled on January 22, 1986]
“Yellow”: Sheila E. ‘Romance 1600’ August 26, 1985
[“Yes”: This version is two minutes longer than the album track]
“Yes” (With EL): The Family ‘The Family’ August 19, 1985
“Yo Mister”: Patti LaBelle ‘Be Yourself’ June 26, 1989
[“You”: Recorded during the Rebels Sessions, July 1979. “You” became “U” when it was re-cut]
[“You Really Get To Me”: Recorded at the Sound 80 sessions in 1977; Prince was assembling songs for a demo tape]
“You Will Be Moved”: Mavis Staples ‘The Voice’ August 24, 1993
“You Will Be Moved”: (Performed by Mavis Staples) Various Artists ‘1-800 New Funk’ August 12, 1994
“Young and Beautiful”: 'One Nite Alone...' Mid-May 2002
[“Your Love Is So Hard”: From ‘89, it is fairly similar to some of the other rock-oriented material from this period]
[“You’re All I Want”: Recorded at Sunset Sound on Jan. 16, 1982]
[“You’re All I Want”: This was actually considered for use on a third Madhouse album. Eric Leeds added a sax part on May 12, 1991 and was copyrighted as “U’re All I Want” on June 17, 1991]
[“You’re My Love”: From Spring-Summer 1982]
“You’re My Love” (Joey Coco): Kenny Rogers ‘They Don't Make Them Like They Used To’ November 1986
[“Zannalee” : re-recorded the song for ‘Chaos and Disorder’, but this outtake is stripped down using mainly guitar, drums and bass]
“Zannalee”: ‘Chaos and Disorder’ July 9, 1996
[“Zebra With The Blonde Hair” : An instrumental recorded on May 29, 1985 at Sunset Sound]

[ ] The songs in brackets contain known songs that have never been released by Prince. It includes outtakes, demos and alternate versions of released songs. Rehearsals and live recordings of songs are included when no studio recordings are known.

Associated Artists
AH - Andrew Hopkins
LG - Larry Graham
AR - Arthur Ross
LSJ - Levi Seacer, Jr.
BB - Brenda Bennett
M - Martika
BLE - Brenda Lee Eager
MB - Michael Bland
BM - Brown Mark
MBN - Michael B. Nelson
BZ - Bobby Z.
MCH - M.C. Hammer
CE - Carmen Electra
MD - Morris Day
CK - Chaka Khan
MF - Matt Fink
CM - Chris Moon
MG - Marvin Gaye
DC - David Coleman
MK - Michael Koppelman
DD - Dez Dickerson
ML - Monie Love
DHH - David Henry Hwang
MS - Mavis Staples
DZ - David Z.
MSt - Mark Stevens
EF - Elisa Fiorillo
NCB - N. Channison Berry
EL - Eric Leeds
NG - Nona Gaye
EMH - E.M. Hunter
PS - Paula Sherield
FB - Frankie Blue
PW - Pepé Willie
FJ - Francis Jules
RG - Rosie Gaines
GC - George Clinton
RP - Robert Palmer
HM - Howard McCrary
RS - Rhonda Smith
HW - Hilliard Wilson
SE - Sheila E.
IC - Ingrid Chavez
SEa - Sheena Easton
JeJ - Jesse Johnson
SM - Susannah Melvoin
JiJ - Jill Jones
SN - Stevie Nicks
JLN - John L. Nelson
SSV - Sandra St. Victor
JM - Jimmy McCrackin
ST - Sonny Thompson
JN - James Nix
TB - Tommy Barbarella
JS - Jevetta Steele
TCE - T.C. Ellis
KB - Kate Bush
TL - Terry Lewis
KJ - Kirky Johnson
TM - Tony Mosley
LC - Lisa Coleman
TS - Taja Sevelle
LF - Lowell Fulsom
WM - Wendy Melvoin
copyright © 1978-2004 PRN Productions. all rights reserved.
[This message was edited Mon Feb 2 10:50:37 PST 2004 by ThePurplePeopleEater]

26 years work by the way.
(My fingers hurt)

[This message was edited Sun Feb 1 18:11:13 PST 2004 by ThePurplePeopleEater]

And this is all written because...?

WOW! Can I have a copy

ThePurplePeopleEater said:

Nice effort, but not complete...
IIRC a more complete list was already posted here a while ago...

Neversin.

Neversin said:

oh that must be gutting! any chance of posting a link to the other thread if thats more complete? how many songs exactly are there then?

softandwet said:

I don't have a link, I'm not even sure if it was posted here...


A lot...
The other list included all "P. Control" versions, all (unreleased) "Pink Cashmere" versions, "Back Then" etc.

Neversin.

Neversin said:

...nevertheless it would be friendly to say that it IS a very nice list! Someone put a lot of effort in this. remeber?!
And if there is a 'better' list posted here before, where's the reference then? It would be nice if you could refer to this other and better list. thanx.

I think this is a very very nice list. Just printed it out, and marked already at least 14 trax of which i have never heard of, or just simply forgot about. Thank you very much dude.
Now i'm curious for this so called other and 'better' list!
peace.

Whoops! too late.
someone's faster than me.

anyone some info on that longer and better list?

That "someone" is me who has labored on this since 1978. 've never seen any "other" list.
Mine is the only official list.

ThePurplePeopleEater said:

What a pompous post...
What's so "official" about your list?
Just because you have never seen any other list doesn't mean there aren't any...
You're not the only fan who compiles lists you know...

Neversin.

copyright © 1978-2004 PRN Productions. all rights reserved.
!!!!
'm not a fan. If U no what 'm talking about?
So, where is this list or a list ur talking about?
[This message was edited Mon Feb 2 10:55:20 PST 2004 by ThePurplePeopleEater]

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B careful or u shall b eaten by ThePurplePeopleEater.

Thanks for the list!

ThePurplePeopleEater said:

tsss, here we go...
OK, I'll bite... Explain, Mr. "not a fan"...
And BTW also explain the use of bootleg titles in your so-called "official" list and the omission of some well known circulating and "uncirculating" (for lack of a better term) titles...

Neversin.

Neversin said:

OK Neversin it sounds like you are fucking with ThePurplePeopleEater just to be doing something. Why on earth did you need dis his list?

Yo PPE, I'VE never seen a list like this. Very Cool

AdoreDaBang1 said:

WTF?!

If someone talks shit like "'m not a fan. If U no what 'm talking about?", and claims he has some sort of "official" list although it is incomplete, he deserves to be slapped in public.

He compiled a huge list. Nice. But don't expect anyone to take some shitty attitude about it. After all, all it really shows about him is that he is either unemployed or a total fucking fanatic.

Good List!

But I have versions of P Control, Controversy, Theives In The Temple and I Wonder that you have missed off, so its "almost" there!

I can only imagine how lame the Coneheads song must be.

thinx Neversin is n the wrong house. The house u need is down the street around the corner named MichaelJacksonFreaks.org! U're just effeminate and being nothing but wrathful 4 being stuck n the Nederlands 'cuz u can't see Prince only 2
If u don't like somethin', silence is golden.
Anyway, BorisFishpaw's list iz the only list see at the org other than mine. Now, it's time 4 u 2 go little white man.

Quite a list. You're more deprived than me.