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Who in the heck is C. Moon?!? On Prince's "For You" album, it is stated that the only song Prince did not exclusively write alone is "Soft And Wet" which is also credited to C. Moon for lyrics. Who is C. Moon and did this person ever work with prince ever again on any other projects? Thanks | |
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Averett said: On Prince's "For You" album, it is stated that the only song Prince did not exclusively write alone is "Soft And Wet" which is also credited to C. Moon for lyrics. Who is C. Moon and did this person ever work with prince ever again on any other projects? Thanks
i think that was his manager @ the time. Yesterday is dead...tomorrow hasnt arrived yet....i have just ONE day...
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Here's an excerpt from an article in UPTOWN mag about Chris Moon:
THE CHERRY MOON An Exclusive Interview with Chris Moon Chris Moon was one of the first to discover Prince's musical talent and he was an important factor in getting his career underway. They met in 1976 when Prince came through his Moonsound studio to record material with his band, then known as Champagne. Moon had aspirations as a songwriter, having written poetry and song lyrics since he was a teenager, and after seeing Prince at work in the studio, he approached him about collaborating. In exchange for writing and playing the music, Prince would get free studio time. The deal served both well; Moon could turn his lyrics into songs and Prince was able to learn about recording techniques and develop as a songwriter and musician. Their teaming-up contributed to the breakup of Champagne and led to Prince's decision to become solo artist. In this interview, Chris Moon talks about his background and his early attempts in the recording business, his collaboration with Prince, the famous "naughty implied sexuality" approach to songwriting, and how he introduced Prince to Owen Husney, who became his first manager. He also talks about what he has done since parting ways with Prince, more than 20 years ago. | |
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Snow Queen, you light up my life. | |
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Fleshofmyflesh said: Snow Queen, you light up my life.
Flesh, you rock my world. | |
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SnowQueen said: Here's an excerpt from an article in UPTOWN mag about Chris Moon:
THE CHERRY MOON An Exclusive Interview with Chris Moon Chris Moon was one of the first to discover Prince's musical talent and he was an important factor in getting his career underway. They met in 1976 when Prince came through his Moonsound studio to record material with his band, then known as Champagne. Moon had aspirations as a songwriter, having written poetry and song lyrics since he was a teenager, and after seeing Prince at work in the studio, he approached him about collaborating. In exchange for writing and playing the music, Prince would get free studio time. The deal served both well; Moon could turn his lyrics into songs and Prince was able to learn about recording techniques and develop as a songwriter and musician. Their teaming-up contributed to the breakup of Champagne and led to Prince's decision to become solo artist. In this interview, Chris Moon talks about his background and his early attempts in the recording business, his collaboration with Prince, the famous "naughty implied sexuality" approach to songwriting, and how he introduced Prince to Owen Husney, who became his first manager. He also talks about what he has done since parting ways with Prince, more than 20 years ago. You are the wind beneath my wings Thank you so much | |
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If anyone ever makes it up to Minnie, check out the former Moon Studios where For You was put to demo. It is so tiny, you wouldn't believe it. If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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Averett said: You are the wind beneath my wings
Thank you so much You are the sunshine of my life. I'm glad I could help. | |
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all i know is that it's the title of a very pretty song by Wings. | |
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SnowQueen said: Here's an excerpt from an article in UPTOWN mag about Chris Moon:
THE CHERRY MOON An Exclusive Interview with Chris Moon Chris Moon was one of the first to discover Prince's musical talent and he was an important factor in getting his career underway. They met in 1976 when Prince came through his Moonsound studio to record material with his band, then known as Champagne. Moon had aspirations as a songwriter, having written poetry and song lyrics since he was a teenager, and after seeing Prince at work in the studio, he approached him about collaborating. In exchange for writing and playing the music, Prince would get free studio time. The deal served both well; Moon could turn his lyrics into songs and Prince was able to learn about recording techniques and develop as a songwriter and musician. Their teaming-up contributed to the breakup of Champagne and led to Prince's decision to become solo artist. In this interview, Chris Moon talks about his background and his early attempts in the recording business, his collaboration with Prince, the famous "naughty implied sexuality" approach to songwriting, and how he introduced Prince to Owen Husney, who became his first manager. He also talks about what he has done since parting ways with Prince, more than 20 years ago. so he was what to prince earlier in his career?collaborator or manager? | |
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ABeautifulOne said: SnowQueen said: Here's an excerpt from an article in UPTOWN mag about Chris Moon:
THE CHERRY MOON An Exclusive Interview with Chris Moon Chris Moon was one of the first to discover Prince's musical talent and he was an important factor in getting his career underway. They met in 1976 when Prince came through his Moonsound studio to record material with his band, then known as Champagne. Moon had aspirations as a songwriter, having written poetry and song lyrics since he was a teenager, and after seeing Prince at work in the studio, he approached him about collaborating. In exchange for writing and playing the music, Prince would get free studio time. The deal served both well; Moon could turn his lyrics into songs and Prince was able to learn about recording techniques and develop as a songwriter and musician. Their teaming-up contributed to the breakup of Champagne and led to Prince's decision to become solo artist. In this interview, Chris Moon talks about his background and his early attempts in the recording business, his collaboration with Prince, the famous "naughty implied sexuality" approach to songwriting, and how he introduced Prince to Owen Husney, who became his first manager. He also talks about what he has done since parting ways with Prince, more than 20 years ago. so he was what to prince earlier in his career?collaborator or manager? Moon had a recording studio where Prince and the boys started recording a band demo. Prince would stay late, after the other band members had left and keep recording. Moon noticed that Prince had the chops, talent and the drive that the others didn't. Chris Moon eventually helped Prince make the For You demo, as Prince needed some help at the boards. Moon ended up shopping the demo with Prince, and the rest is history. Chris Moon was pretty much just a dude with a small studio, that stumbled upon a star in the making. Songwriting credits were given to him on the For You LP, but I can't remember how much he contributed. If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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oh ok | |
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Look for a video titled "Prince: Unauthorized". Chris Moon is interviewed and explains how he and Prince met. He also talks about how they got his career started and how it was working with him in the studio. Other things as well. | |
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TheFrog said: all i know is that it's the title of a very pretty song by Wings.
The real question is what is THAT c moon? Check this song out at:
http://www.soundclick.com...tmusic.htm | |
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andyman91 said: TheFrog said: all i know is that it's the title of a very pretty song by Wings.
The real question is what is THAT c moon? It was during the time of hippies, when it was uncool to be 'square' - Paul McCartney used his fingers to make a symbol the 'opposite' of a square - in other words, a circle. One hand makes a C, and the other makes a (half-)moon. Hence, C-Moon is the opposite of being uncool. At least, this was his explanation before playing the song on the Driving USA tour a few years ago. He probably explained it a little better than I did, too... | |
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AsianConnection said: Look for a video titled "Prince: Unauthorized". Chris Moon is interviewed and explains how he and Prince met. He also talks about how they got his career started and how it was working with him in the studio. Other things as well.
where do u find it? | |
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booyah said: andyman91 said: The real question is what is THAT c moon? It was during the time of hippies, when it was uncool to be 'square' - Paul McCartney used his fingers to make a symbol the 'opposite' of a square - in other words, a circle. One hand makes a C, and the other makes a (half-)moon. Hence, C-Moon is the opposite of being uncool. At least, this was his explanation before playing the song on the Driving USA tour a few years ago. He probably explained it a little better than I did, too... No, that makes some sense. Check this song out at:
http://www.soundclick.com...tmusic.htm | |
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ABeautifulOne said: AsianConnection said: Look for a video titled "Prince: Unauthorized". Chris Moon is interviewed and explains how he and Prince met. He also talks about how they got his career started and how it was working with him in the studio. Other things as well.
where do u find it? Well, I bought mine several years ago, but I also see it on www.cdnow.com | |
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