Okay, I just heard of it. Yeah, yeah, I know, I know...anyway. Who has it? Who's at least heard it? Tell me...is it any good? What's it sound like, so on and so forth.

No one? Hmmm...wrong crowd?



"The album was pressed and released independently by the Lewis brothers under the guise of "P.A. Productions" in 1979. Incidentally, Moon, who played an instrumental role in Prince's musical life during his teenage years, also took the black-and-white album cover photos (he was a bit of an amateur photographer at the time). Without a doubt, The Lewis Conection LP is the single-most rarest officially-released appearance of Prince on record."

oh, the lewis connection...prince did background vocals and played guitar on one track of that album, "there's got to be something here". i've never heard the song, so i really can't tell ya how it sounds.

a copy of that album just went for a ridiculous amount of money on ebay recently. can't believe folks would buy an album just for ONE track prince participated in.

Oh I figured I didn't give enough info the first time. Thanks.

Yeah, I understand it's costly, out of my price range, but I am still very (to the enteenth power) curious, it would be nice to get a snippet or two,or at least an opinion of it.

Actually the band is called: The Lewis Conection (so just 1 'N')
and the track Prince is featured on is called 'Got To Be Something Here'.