I'm listening to the RELEASE YOURSELF album by Graham Central Station, and my favorite song from the record is "I Believe In You". Prince did a cover version of this song during the "Ultimate Live Experince" tour along with other GCS and Larry Graham tunes, but this particular version, Prince's vocal along with Morris Haye and Sonny T's background harmonies were so on point. Can anybody give me any information regarding that performance (concert date, times it was performed). But also it listening to that recording, made me realize how underutilized Prince has used male back-up singers for harmonies and singing ideas. When he had Kip Blackshire in his band it was interesting to see the point and counterpoint of their interaction with each other i.e. "Motherless Child" at Septimo.

bashraka said:

it's hard 2 give u the in4mation u seek cause it was per4med many a times during the love experience/ultimate live experience shows ..

I can't remember which particular performance, but which one is the best out of them all: vocally, musically etc.?

i would just say find as many as u can and make ur own opinion about them, that's the best way 2 find out. cause i may recommend something that's super funky 2 me but not ur cup of tea ya dig? sho'nuff

and i'm glad u like graham central station as much as I do as well

best album imo is ain't no doubt about it ...WATER

L4OATheOriginal said:

umm correction its called "Ain't no bout a doubt it"

IAintTheOne said:

"Ain't No Bout-A-Doubt It" to be even more precise