This was during the Hong Kong Show...

No, I've seen it larger tho.

It's bigger than that in one of the books.

The image appears in the World Tour 2003 tourbook (Hong Kong, Australia, Hawaii) on pages 4 and 5 (19" x 8.5"). Compared to the image above, it is cropped at the top (losing part of Renato's hair) and bottom around (Rhonda's waistline). It is not particularly sharp. There are other pictures from the same shoot in the book.

The image is copyrighted to NPG Records 2003.

would i be allowed to post one of the pics from that tourbook?

i don't really know what goes and what doesn't go anymore since
this whole pfu thing.

IstenSzek said:

Just post your porn pics!

I've definetly seen larger on one of my many Prince google searches, but I can't remember where exactly, I hope he hasn't had it removed after all it is a posed legal shot. I'll look again tho.

Astasheiks said:

Who are the 2 Asian Females???

langebleu said:

Alright langebleu, u got the 411 on this pic

Astasheiks said:

Rad is on the extreme right who was an additional keyboardist for the 2003 dates and Rhonda (bassist) is wearing the red top next to Prince

mynameisnotsusan said:

It's kinda hard to see, are you sure they're not Asian?

wildgoldenhoney said:

I'm a hundred million percent sure, I've got the 2003 tourbook and they're just in 'Asian' costume. Rad maybe has Asian/Hawaiian (??) ancestry but I'm totally guessing there.

mynameisnotsusan said:

Oh sweet Rhonda I see. Rad also played keys on the Musicology Video. Were is she from?

Here's a link to her site

http://www.radmusic.com

"Rose Ann Dimalanta, a.k.a rad., grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and began playing piano at the age of 4. 1990 she completed her jazz studies at U.C. Berkeley. The West Coast music scene quickly got hip to rad.'s latin jazz chops and she was soon playing with legendary musicians like Pete Escovedo, Benny Velarde (Cal Tjader), Orestes Vilato (Santana), Ray Obiedo and David Garibaldi among others. Her move to Europe in 1991 marked the beginning of her solo career. With the encouragement of her husband and producer Michael Kirsch (co-founder of the Soulciety Record label), rad. became Rose Ann's solo project, a funk show spiced with latin flavors.