Hey Everyone,
Really Quick question. Is that Prince or Morris day playing the girlfriend on that song. I know the time played on the album. I always assumed it was Prince but the more I listen the more it sounds like Morris day. I know there (spoken) voices can be similar at times.

is this when they were dating?

I used 2 think it was Morris,but I believe it 2 b Prince now.

I believe it's Prince. If u listen to this song along with Tricky and Grace, you can really tell it's Prince.

daPrettyman said:

never heard tricky or grace . they're time songs right? sound . and yes that is prince on if a girl answers... . does that same "female" voice on v6's vibrator. "body massager, please" . funny song too, if a girl answers...

It's Prince.

blackguitaristz said:

its prince/prince in vibrator 2

purplepolitician said:

Yes, Tricky and Grace are both Time B-sides. Tricky is very similar to Cloreen Baconskin.

daPrettyman said:

i think i heard something with p doing tricky, "what did tricky say, yackity,yack. yackity yack my ass mutha-fucka" . never heard the time's though. and grace, how is that? these are nowhere to be found anymore, aren't they?

purplepolitician said:

Tricky was credited to The Time, but it was Prince doing the song.

Grace was a continuation of 777-9311. It's mostly Morris doing an interview with a television reporter (which I'm not sure if its Vanity or Susan or someone else) with the guys laughing in the background (P included).

Stereo said:

Morris and Prince?

it's terry lewis actually

khemseraph said:

Nope. It's Prince.

I think your confusion comes from the track being listed as a collaboration with Terry (it was his bass line IIRC).

prince

this song is 2 funky. Prince had me DYIN on this track. Oh the things he used to do lawwwwd.


I wonder y he released Cloreen Backon Skin? I always wondered that. I bet no one knew that he even recorded that jam b4 Crystal ball came out

99.9% Prince.

100% sure its Prince

Love this song...

Well sugar, I know about a great party;
Why don't you bring us your car.

So sorry baby,
But I never go to singles bar

Loves it. It is Prince by the way.

shares a lot of similarities with Teena Marie's "Behind the Groove" written 2 years earlier

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[Edited 2/20/08 12:42pm]

Snap said:

Also Vanity and Brenda bites off of Teena's rap in "Square Biz" which came out in 81.

blackguitaristz said:

true, and unique for the time
not that I see anything wrong with it either
for the same reason, Joni called him a hybrid songwriter
he just needs not give others a hard time for doing the same with his sound