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Who played on "the war"? It was Rhonda on bass, Kirk on drumz & Morris on keys, i guess... Or was it Larry on bass? & was Mike Scott there, too?
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I'm 99% sure LG plays bass. | |
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You can plainly hear Larry on backing vocals, so I think it isn't much of a stretch to imagine that he played on the track. Hopefully, some of the orgers who were at the show it was recorded can give us some insight. ![]() Do not hurry yourself in your spirit to become offended, for the taking of offense is what rests in the bosom of the stupid ones. (Ecclesiastes 7:9) | |
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It states on the back cover of the CD sleeve:
Kirk A Johnson - drums Marva King - vox Mr Hayes - keys and programming ![]() Mike Scott - wahwah guitar Rhonda Smith - bass . [Edited 12/11/06 16:00pm] ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. |
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langebleu said: It states on the back cover of the CD sleeve:
Kirk A Johnson - drums Marva King - vox Mr Hayes - keys and programming ![]() Mike Scott - wahwah guitar Rhonda Smith - bass . [Edited 12/11/06 16:00pm] Thanks Langebleu, The War is my favorite Prince song. ![]() Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise. | |
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babynoz said: langebleu said: It states on the back cover of the CD sleeve:
Kirk A Johnson - drums Marva King - vox Mr Hayes - keys and programming ![]() Mike Scott - wahwah guitar Rhonda Smith - bass . [Edited 12/11/06 16:00pm] Thanks Langebleu, The War is my favorite Prince song. ![]() I'm not sure you can actually classify this as a song, can you? It's good, but I think for me it would fall in the speech/sermon category. | |
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Se7en said: I'm not sure you can actually classify this as a song, can you? It's good, but I think for me it would fall in the speech/sermon category. a guy i know was there he said it was horably boring that night... | |
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Se7en said: babynoz said: Thanks Langebleu, The War is my favorite Prince song. ![]() I'm not sure you can actually classify this as a song, can you? It's good, but I think for me it would fall in the speech/sermon category. ![]() Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise. | |
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langebleu said: It states on the back cover of the CD sleeve:
Kirk A Johnson - drums Marva King - vox Mr Hayes - keys and programming ![]() Mike Scott - wahwah guitar Rhonda Smith - bass . [Edited 12/11/06 16:00pm] Thank u !!! | |
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SlamGlam said: Se7en said: I'm not sure you can actually classify this as a song, can you? It's good, but I think for me it would fall in the speech/sermon category. a guy i know was there he said it was horably boring that night... The orger Lovemachine from Minneapolis was also there ( is that the guy you know ?) and he also said it got a bit boring toward the end of the song ( after 45 minutes) because it was actually just the loop repeating and Prince wasn´t even on stage anymore. I still would´ve loved to see that show,that song is killer. " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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It's funny u'all call it a "song". I see it more as an album... | |
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KoolEaze said: SlamGlam said: a guy i know was there he said it was horably boring that night... The orger Lovemachine from Minneapolis was also there ( is that the guy you know ?) and he also said it got a bit boring toward the end of the song ( after 45 minutes) because it was actually just the loop repeating and Prince wasn´t even on stage anymore. I still would´ve loved to see that show,that song is killer. Wow it's been a long time since I've been namechecked but FYI the orger lovemachine is from St. Paul ![]() Not only the end of the night was boring but there was about 10 minutes at the beginning of the song with Prince off-stage with the loop running and Prince slowly introducing the musicians one at a time. I think I remember this show so clearly because it was definately the latest a Paisley concert ever went. The sun was up by the time we got out. | |
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JediMaster said: You can plainly hear Larry on backing vocals, so I think it isn't much of a stretch to imagine that he played on the track. Hopefully, some of the orgers who were at the show it was recorded can give us some insight.
I don't think Larry was there but you can hear him so I think he must have been there for the overdubs Prince added later. | |
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