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August 17: Happy Birthday Lisa Coleman

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Reply #1 posted 08/17/17 5:19am

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Happy Birthday LISA

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Reply #2 posted 08/17/17 11:09am

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Happy B day Lisa ! biggrin

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Reply #3 posted 08/17/17 1:42pm

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Happy Birthday party present

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Ohh purple joy oh purple bliss oh purple rapture!
REAL MUSIC by REAL MUSICIANS - Prince
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Reply #4 posted 08/17/17 5:09pm

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA!!!!

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Reply #5 posted 08/19/17 6:13pm

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Reply #6 posted 08/19/17 6:14pm

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This is my fav picture of Prince & Lisa Coleman together

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Reply #7 posted 08/19/17 6:18pm

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MUSICIAN (1997)

APRIL 1997 * MUSICIAN

The Sound of Emancipation

I remember when Miles Davis came to my house. As he was passing by my piano, he stopped and put his hands down on the keys and played these eight chords, one after the other. It was so beautiful; he sounded like Bill Evans or Lisa [Coleman], who also had this way of playing chords that were so perfect. I was wondering whether he was playing games with me, because he wasn't supposed to be a keyboard player. And when he was finished, I couldn't decide whether it was him or an angel putting his hands on the keys.

Lisa was never an explosive keyboard player, but she was a master of color in her harmonies; I could sing off of what she had with straight soul.

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OldFriends4Sale said:



I remember when Miles Davis came to my house. As he was passing by my piano, he stopped and put his hands down on the keys and played these eight chords, one after the other. It was so beautiful; he sounded like Bill Evans or Lisa [Coleman], who also had this way of playing chords that were so perfect. I was wondering whether he was playing games with me, because he wasn't supposed to be a keyboard player. And when he was finished, I couldn't decide whether it was him or an angel putting his hands on the keys.



Lisa was never an explosive keyboard player, but she was a master of color in her harmonies; I could sing off of what she had with straight soul.



Was this a quote from someone or was this you OF4S ...just curious.
Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song wall
Proud Wendy and Lisa Fancy Lesbian asskisser thumbs up!
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Reply #9 posted 08/20/17 4:32pm

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toots said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

I remember when Miles Davis came to my house. As he was passing by my piano, he stopped and put his hands down on the keys and played these eight chords, one after the other. It was so beautiful; he sounded like Bill Evans or Lisa [Coleman], who also had this way of playing chords that were so perfect. I was wondering whether he was playing games with me, because he wasn't supposed to be a keyboard player. And when he was finished, I couldn't decide whether it was him or an angel putting his hands on the keys.

Lisa was never an explosive keyboard player, but she was a master of color in her harmonies; I could sing off of what she had with straight soul.

Was this a quote from someone or was this you OF4S ...just curious.

Oh I'm sorry, I thought I cut n pasted the quote. I had it posted in a thread Prince Talks...Music

This is Prince talking about Lisa Coleman in 1998

MUSICIAN (1997)


APRIL 1997 * MUSICIAN

The Sound of Emancipation

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Reply #10 posted 08/20/17 5:55pm

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OldFriends4Sale said:



toots said:


OldFriends4Sale said:



I remember when Miles Davis came to my house. As he was passing by my piano, he stopped and put his hands down on the keys and played these eight chords, one after the other. It was so beautiful; he sounded like Bill Evans or Lisa [Coleman], who also had this way of playing chords that were so perfect. I was wondering whether he was playing games with me, because he wasn't supposed to be a keyboard player. And when he was finished, I couldn't decide whether it was him or an angel putting his hands on the keys.



Lisa was never an explosive keyboard player, but she was a master of color in her harmonies; I could sing off of what she had with straight soul.




Was this a quote from someone or was this you OF4S ...just curious.


Oh I'm sorry, I thought I cut n pasted the quote. I had it posted in a thread Prince Talks...Music



This is Prince talking about Lisa Coleman in 1998



MUSICIAN (1997)





APRIL 1997 * MUSICIAN


The Sound of Emancipation



Cool thanks smile
Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song wall
Proud Wendy and Lisa Fancy Lesbian asskisser thumbs up!
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