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Bruce Springsteen RRHOF 2004 Hi is anybody here that saw the rrhof when Prince was inducted? if you saw it can u please tell me what exactly mick jagger, bruce springsteen and others did when prince was inducted and when he was performing? i want to know they were happy or they were mad aboute prince? (sorry 4 my english). | |
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I'm sure they were nonchalantly enthralled. 
(Gallery image #5025 not found!)  Prince accepts the applause at his induction in2 the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of ... Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (15th March, 2004)
Prince graces the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame (15th March, 2004)
© 2004 Jeff Christensen / Reuters  Bruce Springsteen guests with Prince at the LA Inglewood Forum, (23rd Febru... © Dari [Edited 7/24/05 7:24am] | |
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I watched this on DVD yesterday and during the performances (Let's go Crazy, SOTT, Kiss) the cameras were all on him. During the induction speech, the attendees were relatively calm and nodding their head in approval/applause, but P-Diddy did stand on his chair (next to Chris Rock)and gave Prince props for being inducted.
Other than that, nothing out of the ordinary except for his mind blowing performance on While My Guitar Gently Weeps. "Old man's gotta be the old man. Fish has got to be the fish." | |
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Yoko Ono was staring intensely at our boy | |
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Mick Jagger is definately a fan. Mick saw Prince live in 1981 and was so impressed he asked Prince to open for The Stones. Prince opened for them on two occasions, but it didn't go down well with the audience who pelted the stage with whatever they could get their hands on.
Springsteen is also a fan - check out the pic BananaCologne's post Toejam @ Peach & Black Podcast: http://peachandblack.podbean.com
Toejam's band "Cheap Fakes": http://cheapfakes.com.au, http://www.facebook.com/cheapfakes Toejam the solo artist: http://www.youtube.com/scottbignell | |
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I remember in the Rolling Stone Issue directly after the RRHOF that DHani Harrison stated that he would like to work with Prince in the future. He said something to the effect of finding him interesting.
Don't know if it would happen though. "Old man's gotta be the old man. Fish has got to be the fish." | |
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COMPUTERBLUE1984 said: I remember in the Rolling Stone Issue directly after the RRHOF that DHani Harrison stated that he would like to work with Prince in the future. He said something to the effect of finding him interesting.
Don't know if it would happen though. Prince gave Dhani a hug after the performance backstage. | |
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I liked Dhanis face when P started tearin up the guitar solo, he knew what time it was | |
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4nowneway said: I liked Dhanis face when P started tearin up the guitar solo, he knew what time it was
Even watching it now gives me goosebumps and also a reason to explore George Harrison's works. If there is anything I miss about older incarnations of Prince (1980's-mid 1990's) is his guitar work. I might get flamed for saying this, but he has become much more of a balladeer/Jazz man (Emancipation thru Musicology)than an axe man. Don't get me wrong, P can light it up when he performs live, but his studio albums seem to lack that passion in the guitar work he does live. In any event, the RRHOF performance was a reminder to many that P is still one of the all time talents in music. "Old man's gotta be the old man. Fish has got to be the fish." | |
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