Track lists for unreleased albums and singles
*= unreleased version/**= unreleased track

Apollonia 6 (29 February 1984)
A) Take Me With U (4:56)*
Sex Shooter (7:00)
Manic Monday (2:52)*
B) A Million Miles (I Love You) (5:50) (Lisa Coleman)
Ooo She She Wa Wa (4:13)
Some Kind Of Lover (4:46) (Brenda Bennett)
In A Spanish Villa (2:22)

Apollonia 6 (1984)
A) Sex Shooter (6:46)
Blue Limousine (6:23)
Manic Monday (2:53)*
B) A Million Miles (I Love You) (5:50) (Lisa Coleman)
Ooh She She Wa Wa (4:13)
Some Kind Of Lover (4:46) (Brenda Bennett)
In A Spanish Villa (2:22)

The Family: High Fashion 7" and 12" (October 1985)
Track lists unknown, but 12" includes High Fashion (12" Vesion)*

The Flesh (22 January 1986)
A) Junk Music**
B) Up From Below**
Y’All Want Some More?**
A Couple Of Miles**

Jill Jones (late February 1986)
Track list unknown

Sheila E (21 October 1986)
Track list unknown but includes: One Day (I’m Gonna Make You Mine), Boy’s Club & Love On A Blue Train

Jill Jones (12 November 1986)
Track list unknown but includes: All Day, All Night & Come Elektra Tuesday**

Madhouse: 24 (early 1989)
A) 17 (Penetration) (4:55)**
18 (R U Legal Yet?) (4:07)**
19 (Jailbait) (4:20)**
20 (A Girl And Her Puppy) (4:44)**
B) The Dopamine Rush Suite (18:08):
21 (The Dopamine Rush) (4:24)*
22 (Amsterdam) (4:26)**
23 (Spanish Eros) (4:23)**
24 (Orgasm) (5:01)**

Sheila E: ? (1989) – not mentioned in Days of Wild
A) 3 Nigs Watching A Kung Fu Movie**
It’s A Hard Life**
Chicken Legs**
Knucklehead**
Latino Barbie Doll**
B) Soul Company**
Day After Day**
Girl Power (6:35)**
The Ghetto* - written by Don Hathaway
Scarlet Pussy (6:09)

The Time: Corporate World (early September 1989)
A) Murph Drag (5:04)**
Nine Lives (3:55)**
Donald Trump (Black Version) (4:30)*
Love Machine (4:54)* - written with Levi Seacer Jr. & Morris Day
Data Bank (5:16)*
B) Shake! (4:45)* - written with Morris Day
Corporate World (New Soul Nation) (4:09)**
The Latest Fashion (4:05)*
Release It (3:54) – written with Levi Seacer Jr. & Morris Day
My Summertime Thang (7:10)*

MC Flash (late 1989)
A) R U There? (3:06)**
Brand New Boy (4:29)**
Warden In The Prison Of Love (4:48)**
Bed Of Roses (4:13)**
Good Man (4:35)** - lead vocal by Billy Franze
Whistlin’ Kenny (2:48)**
B) We Can Hang (3:00)**
Curious Blue (6:15)**
Girls Will Be Girls (8:38)**
Good Body Every Evening (2:14)**

George Clinton: Hey Man… Smell My Finger (5 February 1991)
Sequence unknown, but according to Uptown #12 the tracks are: Rhythm And Rhyme* (George Clinton/J. Pandy/D. Galea/P. Hope), The Flag Was Still There (9:17)* (George Clinton/Tracey Lewis/Steven Boyd/Phelps Collins), Way Up (6:05)* (George Clinton/Foley), Get Satisfied (4:57)* (George Clinton/William Payne/Tracey Lewis), This Beat Disrupts (4:27)* (Tracey Lewis/samples “Housequake” by Prince), High In My Hello (George Clinton/Steve Washington), Booty, My Girl** (Prince), My Pony (3:54)** (Prince)

Mavis Staples: The Voice cassette (1991)
The Voice (4:14)
The Voice (Extended Remix/Edit) (5:10)* - rap by Tony M.

Carmen: Fun cassette (1991)
Fun (Long Version) (5:44)*
Mo’ Fun (Dance Remix) (2:01)*
Fantasia Erotica (Dance Remix) (2:57)*

Ingrid Chavez: Heaven Must Be Near maxi single (1991) – remixes by Larry Robinson
Extended Mix (7:09)* – written with Levi Seacer Jr., lyrics written by Ingrid Chavez
House Mix (6:09)*
Quiet Storm Mix (7:13)*
The Heavenly Mix (7:10)*
The Closest Thing To Heaven Mix (6:11)*

Carmen: On Top (15 June 1992)
1. Power From Above (4:35)**
2. Carmen On Top (3:42)**
3. Go On (Witcha Bad Self) (4:08) (Levi Seacer Jr./Carmen Electra)
4. Fun (3:42)
5. S.T. (4:03) (The Ohio Players)
6. Go Carmen Go (4:33)**
7. Good Judy Girlfriend (1:59)
8. Fantasia Erotica (4:35)
9. Powerline (4:02)**
10. Just A Little Lovin’ (4:02) (Prince/Tony Mosley)
11. All That (5:14)* (Prince/Carmen Electra)
12. This Is My House (4:04)* (Levi Seacer Jr./Carmen Electra)
13. Go Go Dancer (4:44) (Prince/Carmen Electra/Tony Mosley)
CD bonus track: The Juice (4:06)**
An in-house version continued with the following tracks: - mentioned by DawnUnder on Housequake
15. Mo’ Fun (2:01)*
16. Fun (Instrumental) (3:45)*
17. Skin Tight (Alternate Mix) (3:54)*
18. Fantasia Erotica (Alternate Mix) (2:57)*

The Ryde Dyvine Sampler – (4 the ultimate RAVE) cassette (1992)
1. The Crayons: The Ryde Dyvine (4:00)
2. George Clinton: Let’s Get Satisfied (5:00)
3. George Clinton: This Beat Disrupts (4:40)
4. Carmen Electra: Everybody Get On Up – Single Edit (3:12)
5. Carmen Electra: Everybody Get On Up – Single Remix 3rd Time Funky Mix (4:07)
6. Carmen Electra: Everybody Get On Up – Wet And Juicy Dub (6:51)
7. Carmen Electra: Everybody Get On Up – Instrumental (7:00)

George Clinton: Hey Man… Smell My Finger (1992)
1. Get Satisfied (4:44)* (George Clinton/William Payne/Tracey Lewis)
2. We Can Funk (7:35)* (Prince)
3. This Beat Disrupts (3:29) (Tracey Lewis/samples “Housequake” by Prince)
4. Oilspill (4:45)**
5. I Need Love (3:43)**
6. High In My Hello (5:16) (George Clinton/Steve Washington)
7. Way Up (5:07) (George Clinton/Foley)
8. Dope Dog (5:10)**
9. Steal The P (3:16)**
10. The Flag Was Still There (5:58) (George Clinton/Tracey Lewis/Steven Boyd/Phelps Collins)
11. Kickback (5:58)* (George Clinton/Foley)
12. Some O’ Disc & Some O’ DAT (KYP) (5:01)**
13. Rhythm And Rhyme (7:11)* (George Clinton/J. Pandy/D. Galea/P. Hope)
14. The Big Pump (3:34) (Prince/George Clinton)
15. If True Love (3:57) (George Clinton/Tracey Lewis)
16. Booty (3:29)

Minneapolis: MPLS cassette (summer 1993)
1. MPLS (4:13)* (Sonny Thompson)
2. The Ryde Dyvine (4:05)** (Prince/Sonny Thompson)

Rosie Gaines: Concrete Jungle cassette (1993) – mentioned by BorisFishpaw
Track list unknown, except for the A-side: I Want You, I Almost Lost You, Ooh La La, Hit You In The Socket, My Tender Heart, Goo Ga Ga (Makin’ It Up As We Go Along)

Rosie Gaines: Concrete Jungle (1993) – track list mentioned by BorisFishpaw and DawnUnder
1. I Want You
2. Googaga (Makin’ It Up As We Go)
3. Ooh La La
4. My Tender Heart
5. Hit U In The Socket
6. Do What You Wanna Do
7. Concrete Jungle
8. Get The Ghetto Off Your Mind
9. ‘Jah Love
10. Bitch
11. In The Middle Of A Garden
12. I Almost Lost You
13. Everything I Do

Rosie Gaines: Concrete Jungle (1993?) – track list by DawnUnder on Housequake
1. Try Me (4:45)
2. I Almost Lost You (2:30)
3. Concrete Jungle (8:01)
4. Nobody Can (Love Me Like You Do) (5:20) – tentative title
5. Swing Hard (2:48)
6. Crazy Mutha Funky (3:42)
7. Turn Your Lights Down Low (4:25)
8. Greatest Touch (3:11)
9. Jah Love (3:52)
10. Play The Beat (3:24)
11. December 25th (3:49)
12. Lost In The Wilderness (3:14)
13. Do What You Wanna Do (5:45)
14. My Tender Heart (5:06)
15. We The People (1:32)

Rosie Gaines: Concrete Jungle (1993?)
1. Try Me (4:46)**
2. Lost In The Wilderness (3:12)**
3. Slow Man (5:33) (Rosie Gaines/Francis Jules/Dana Bailey)
4. Swing Hard (2:48)**
5. I Almost Lost U (2:37) (Rosie Gaines/Francis Jules/Dana Bailey/Latoya Gaines)
6. Concrete Jungle (7:48) (Bob Marley)
7. December 25th (3:56) (Rosie Gaines/Francis Jules/Dana Bailey)
8. Do What You Want Me To Do (5:51)* (Rosie Gaines/Francis Jules/Dana Bailey)
9. Crazy Mutha Funky (3:43)**
10. Greatest Touch (3:12)**
11. My Tender Heart (5:07) (Prince)
12. Play The Beat (3:27)**
13. Turn Your Lights Down Low (4:29) (Bob Marley)
14. Jah Love (3:49)**
15. We The People (1:31)*
16. Poor Little Girl (6:25)**

Rosie Gaines: My Tender Heart single (1993)
1. My Tender Heart (Edit) (Prince)
2. Pain* (Prince/Monie Love/Chan Berry)

Ophelie Winter: Le plus beau garcon de tout l’univers single (early 1994)
Track list unknown

The New Power Generation: The Exodus Has Begun (19 June 1994)
1. NPG Bum Rush The Ship (Segue) (1:36)*
2. The Exodus Has Begun (10:44)*
3. NPG Operator (Segue) (0:34)
4. Get Wild (5:56)* (o)+>/Sonny Thompson)
5. Sonny Turns The T.V. Off (Segue) (0:48)* - later renamed Count Segue
6. Count The Days (3:26)
7. D.J. Gets Jumped (Segue) (0:22)
8. New Power Soul (5:38)*
9. D.J. Seduces Sonny (Segue) (0:45)*
10. It Takes 3 (3:59)**
11. Gettin’ The Soup Ready (Segue) (0:16)*
12. Hallucination Rain (11:07)*
13. Spooky Soup (Segue) (0:09)*
14. NPG Outro (0:11)**

Madhouse: 24 (mid-1994)
1. 17 (5:22)
2. Rootie Kazootie (7:05)**
3. Space (4:47)**
4. Guitar Segue (1:05)**
5. Asswoop (7:09)**
6. Ethereal (0:32)**
7. Parlor Games (4:02)**
8. Michael B. (0:40)**
9. (Got 2) Give It Up (7:18)** (Marvin Gaye) Lead vocal: Nona Gaye
10. Sonny T. (1:44)**

Mayte: Latino Barbie Doll (1994)
Track list unknown, but 10 tracks including Love’s No Fun, However Much U Want, If I Could Get Your Attention and possibly Slow Love, plus 2 bonus tracks (English and Spanish versions of The Most Beautiful Boy In The World)

Mayte: If Eye Love U 2night single (summer 1994)
1. If Eye Love U 2night (4:19)
2. However Much U Want (3:33)*
3. If Eye Love U 2night (Spanish Version) (4:20)

The New Power Generation: Exodus (2 December 1994)
1. NPG Operator Segue (0:34)
2. Get Wild (4:30)* (o)+>/Sonny Thompson)
3. Slave/Acknowledge Me (6:16)*
4. Super Hero (7:20)* - incorporates Outa Space (Preston/Greene)
5. Count Segue (0:49)* – previously named Sonny Turns The T.V. Off
6. Count The Days (3:24)
7. Sonny Segue (0:50)**
8. DJ Gets Jumped (Segue) (0:22)
9. New Power Soul (3:57)*
10. Mad (5:26)**
11. Love, Thy Will Be Done (4:41)* (Prince/Martika)
12. Funky (4:14)* (Chambers)
13. Proud Mary (4:19)* (John Fogerty) Lead vocal: Derek Hughes
14. N.P.G. Bumrush The Ship Segue (1:33)*
15. Exodus (10:45)*
16. Funky Design (4:18)**

NPG Records Sampler Experience cassette (5 January 1995)
1. N.P.G. Operator (Segue)**
2. 1-800 NEW FUNK – previously NPG Operator Segue
3. NPG: Get Wild* (o)+>/Sonny Thompson)
4. NPG: DJ Gets Jumped (Segue)
5. NPG: New Power Soul*
6. NPG: Sonny Turns The TV Off (Segue)
7. NPG: Count The Days
8. N.P.G. Operator (Segue)**
9. Tora Tora Experience: (Lemme See Your Body) Get Loose! (3:47)* - previously named “Loose Dub”
10. N.P.G. Operator (Segue) (0:16)**
11. Madhouse: Asswhuppin’ In A Trunk (3:26)** - previously named “Asswoop”
12. Madhouse: Ethereal Segue (0:28)**
13. Madhouse: Parlor Games (3:23)**
14. Derek Hughes: Somebody’s Somebody (4:26)* (o)+>/Brenda Lee Eager/Hilliard Wilson)
15. N.P.G. Operator (Segue)**
16. The NPG Orchestra: Kamasutra (Excerpt)*

Mayte: Child Of The Sun (5 May 1995)
1. Children Of The Sun (4:22)* (o)+>/Mayte)
2. In Your Gracious Name (5:00)*
3. If I Love U 2night (4:20)
4. The Rhythm Of Your Heart (5:37)*
5. Ain’t No Place Like U (4:33)* (o)+>/Mayte)
6. House Of Brick (Brick House) (4:27)* (The Commodores)
7. Love’s No Fun (3:52)*
8. Baby Don’t Care (5:41)* - based on “Holly Don’t Care”
9. However Much U Want (4:43)*
10. Mo’ Better (4:54)* (o)+>/Kirk Johnson)

The Time: Old Dogs, New Tricks (1997) – track list by Zannalee on Housequake
Cowgirl
Style
Who Says A Funk Band Can’t Play Rock?
Shake It Baby
Old Dogs, New Tricks
Players Quiz
North Side, South Side, Suburbs
And That’s What Time It Is

Chaka Khan: Come 2 My House (February 1998) – not mentioned in Days of Wild
Come 2 My House – written with Chaka Khan, Robert Palmer & Howard McCrary
Am Eye Happy? – written by Chaka Khan, Robert Palmer & Howard McCrary, released as “Spoon”
This Crazy Life Of Mine – written with Chaka Khan
Eye Remember U – written with Chaka Khan & Larry Graham
Eye’ll Never B Another Fool – written with Sandra St. Victor & Chaka Khan
Betcha Eye – written with Chaka Khan & Mark Stevens
Don’t Talk 2 Strangers – written by Prince
Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart
The Drama – written by Chaka Khan & Kirk Johnson
Hair – written by Larry Graham
Pop My Clutch – written with Chaka Khan & Kirk Johnson
Reconsider (U Betta) – written with Chaka Khan

NPG Records sampler cassette (11 April 1998)
1-minute excerpts of:
A) GCS: Free – written by Larry Graham
Chaka Khan: This Crazy Life Of Mine – written with Chaka Khan
NPG: Push It Up
GCS: U Move Me – written by Larry Graham
Chaka Khan: Am Eye Happy? – written by Chaka Khan, Robert Palmer & Howard McCrary, released as “Spoon”
NPG: Mad Sex
GCS: We’ve Been Waiting ’98 – written by Larry Graham, released as “GCS 2000”
B) Chaka Khan: The Drama – written by Chaka Khan & Kirk Johnson
NPG: Until U’re In My Arms Again
GCS: Eye Just Found Somebody 2 Love – written by Larry Graham
Chaka Khan: Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart
NPG: Come On
The One
GCS: Groove On – written by Larry Graham
Outro/GCS 2000 promo

Mayte: The Rhythm Of Your Heart single (spring 1998) – not mentioned in Days of Wild
The Rhythm Of Your Heart (3:22)
In Your Gracious Name (5:05)
The Rhythm Of Your Heart (Remix) (6:10)

Mayte: Scorpio (spring 1998) – not mentioned in Days of Wild
Track list unknown but a mixture of new tracks and tracks from Child Of The Sun

The NPG: New Funk Sampling Series (2000)
7 CD set of samples with discs entitled Bass, The Human Voice, Guitar, Keyboards, Loops & Percussion, Sound FX and Orchestral

The New Power Generation: Peace (2001)
Track list unknown but includes Peace, 2045: Radical Man, Northside, The Daisy Chain, Gamillah

Támar: Beautiful, Loved & Blessed (scheduled for release 2 May 2006)
Track list unknown

Támar: Milk & Honey (scheduled for release 29 August 2006)
Closer 2 My Heart (4:45)**
Milk & Honey (4:30)**
Can’t Keep Living Alone (5:17)**
Holla & Shout (4:01)**
Kept Woman (4:36)**
Holy Ground (5:30)**
Beautiful, Loved & Blessed (5:17)*
Redhead Stepchild (4:41)**
All Eye Want Is U (3:18)**
First Love (5:06)**
Sunday In The Park (4:28)**
Beautiful, Loved & Blessed (Reprise) (1:27)*


[Edited 9/28/09 15:30pm]

Very interesting list. Thanks for doing this.

It's easy to see how, based on titles alone, Sheila and Prince began having disagreements about the direction her career should go in when you look at her scrapped 1989 album. Not that I wouldn't like to hear the songs planned for it.

"Girl Power" is the only one I've heard, and it's kind of a guilty pleasure. I find its title ironic, though, as it's not exactly empowering.

Regarding "Latino Barbie Doll": Shouldn't the title of it be "Latina Barbie Doll"? I know it's always listed as "Latino," but wouldn't "Latina" make more sense?

Finally, was there ever a configuration of the Apollonia 6 album that had "The Glamorous Life" on it?

scififilmnerd said:

This one was released on a French promo 12"

Mavis Staples 12” France Promo Pro 1091 The Voice (extended remix edit 6:09) / The Voice (album version 4:14)

scififilmnerd said:

Some of these were released on a UK promo 12"

Ingrid Chavez 12” UK Promo SAM 1074 Heaven Must Be Near (heavenly club mix 7:11) / Heaven Must Be Near (heavenly dub 4:55) / Heaven Must Be Near (house mix 6:10) / Heaven Must Be Near (heavenly mix 7:09) / Hippy Blood (funky house edit 6:00) / Hippy Blood (happy hippy mix 5:21) / Hippy Blood (commune mix 7:37) / Hippy Blood (free spirit mix 6:20)
There is also a promo cassette with the following songs :

Eric Leeds/Ingrid Chavez Csingle USA Promo The Paisley Storm - Ingrid Chavez : Heaven Must Be Near (quiet storm mix 7:14) / Eric Leeds : The Dopamine Rush 7:36)

Thanks for the interesting promo info, xeno.

I don't consider promos as official releases, though, because you can't buy 'em in your local record store or at any internetsite.

Efan said:

Me, too. The now deeply religious Sheila E. was in denial about that album in a recent interview. Sad...

Efan said:

Mayte's 1994 album was also named Latino Barbie Doll. Go figure...

Efan said:

I guess not.
[Edited 9/27/09 9:32am]

Shouldn't the Rebels be included in this list? Didn't Prince also record an album with Sue Ann Carwell back in 1978-1979? Also, what about The Hookers project and the second Vanity 6 album?

Thanks SciFi. As always... great info.

Mayte: If Eye Love U 2night single (summer 1994)
1. If Eye Love U 2night (4:19)
2. However Much U Want (3:33)*
3. If Eye Love U 2night (Spanish Version) (4:20)

this is it, but in a few..



but thanks, interesting list!

rudeboy4711 said:

Those projects were never completed and no album configurations were made (that we know of).

Hey, what about the unreleased single: The Family - 'High Fashion' including the unreleased extended/remix version of the song? Could that be included as well. I rememeber reading that on housequake site a few years ago.

sms130 said:

Of course. Thank you for reminding me.

scififilmnerd said:

No problem

I wonder how much work was completed on the second Vanity 6 album before Vanity left the group in the summer of '83

I really believe that Side One might have looked like this:

"Sex Shooter"
"Vibrator"
"G-Spot"


If you listen to the end of "Vibrator" (after Vanity has her orgasm),you can hear the beginning beats of "G-Spot",leading me to believe that there is a Vanity 6 version of that song.

Notice that when Vanity left and Apollonia came on board,Prince went in a different direction with the girls.He started giving them "cleaner",pop-styled songs like "Manic Monday","Take Me With U" and,at an early stage,"The Glamorous Life".I think he knew that Apollonia couldn't pull off the 'nasty girl' image convincingly,so he didn't dare give her songs like "Vibrator" to sing.

Efan said:

Glancing at the titles,this album doesn't look too promising,imo.I don't think Sheila really cared for the tunes that Prince was giving her.Jill Jones went through the same problem.In 1988/89,Prince gave her a bunch of tunes for a planned second album.She didn't like the songs at all.

In November 1988,Jill Jones began recording a second album for Paisley Park Records.Prince was on the Lovesexy Tour,so she went to London without him and recorded an albums' worth of tracks:

Deep Kiss
Living Legend
Long Time
Unattainable Love
White Dogs
Some Of Us
Red
Tango
Sweet Liberty
Revolutionary
Ecstasy

When she played these songs for Prince,he rejected them and took over as producer.He submitted several tracks to her,including:

My Baby Knows How To Love Me
Flesh And Blood
Boom Boom (Can't You Feel The Beat Of My Heart)

The album was scheduled to be released in late 1989 and a first single was chosen,"Boom Boom".A video was filmed for that song.Unfortunately,she and Prince had a major disagreement over the image that he was creating for her.She didn't like those songs and the album was never released.

SoulAlive said:

Thank you for all the Jill information.

She should have realized, though, that without Prince songs on her album, no one would be interested in it.
[Edited 10/1/09 13:07pm]

scififilmnerd said:

Sad but true

scififilmnerd said:

I thought her album was titled 'Child Of The Sun'? Unless you're referring to another (unreleased) album that she recorded?

SoulAlive said:

Latino Barbie Doll evolved into Child of the Sun. Both are on the list of unreleased configurations. Latino Barbie Doll was in 1994 and Child of the Sun was in 1995.
[Edited 10/5/09 5:31am]

scififilmnerd said:

Ahh,thanks for the info

Mazarati2

minneapolisFunq said:

I think that album was actually released? In 1989 on Motown Records.

yeah it was some type of limited promotional release but it failed to generate any interest so they shelved it.

it still falls into the category

minneapolisFunq said:

Have you heard this album? What's your opinion of it? Many fans say it's not very good.They say it has a New Jack Swing sound to it.

i own the album

i like it.

its nothing like the original mazarati album but it is solid overall, unless you dont like the new jack swing style.

search for

"the woman thang" and "the saga of man" on youtube

(if you listen to those tracks you will notice that sir casey terry isnt the lead singer. they went out and grabbed G-sharp to share vocalist duties due to terrys lack of range im guessing)

minneapolisFunq said:

I recall seeing it at my local record store and it wasn't a Paisley Park album, so it does not belong on my list.

i checked the profile and it states that u are from denmark

the US is the only country that matters!

You gotta feel bad for Rosie Gaines.She really got a raw deal She leaves the NPG in 1992 and begins work on this solo album.The album is finally completed and given a release date (March 1994),but Paisley Park Records is shut down by Warners and her album is left in the vaults.Meanwhile,the Carmen Elektra album was released in 1993,with an aggressive $2 million promotional campaign."My album wasn't released because I wasn't sleeping with Prince",Rosie angrily stated in a 1995 interview.

SoulAlive said:

Rosie really did get the shaft. I imagine that was a very bitter pill to swallow. I LOVED her singing with Prince. She is the one singer who pushed him to his potential as a singer. I would LOVE to see the on stage together again. I might have a heart attack if Rosie walked out with a mic in her hand at a Prince show now.