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Thread started 01/12/09 1:58pm

thebanishedone

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ok lets solve this mistery prince and the revolution credits

ok those of you who know
namecheck the songs on prince album that are played by prince and the revolution and name songs that was credited by prince and the revolution.
i know credits for purple rain album
but what about parade
who played what?
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Reply #1 posted 01/12/09 2:00pm

thebanishedone

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on purple rain album
songs done by prince only :
computer blue
take me with you
when doves cry
beautiful ones
darling nikki

songs peformed live on album by prince and the revolution:
baby im a star
purple rain
lets go crazy
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Reply #2 posted 01/12/09 2:34pm

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let's be exact.

The Revolution members (Wendy Melvoin, Matt Fink, Lisa Coleman, Brown Mark, Bobby Z.) appear on four tracks: "I Would Die 4 U", "Baby, I'm a Star", "Purple Rain", and "Let's Go Crazy". In addition, Coleman and Melvoin play and sing on "Computer Blue". The remaining four tracks are essentially solo performances by Prince. Apollonia sings with him on "Take Me With U". Three of the tracks include a string section arranged by Coleman and Prince, and conducted by Coleman and Melvoin: "Take Me With U", "Baby, I'm a Star", and "Purple Rain". The string players are Novi Novog (violin and viola), David Coleman (cello), and Suzi Katayama (cello). "Computer Blue" features songwriting input by Fink, Coleman and Melvoin. Fink came up with a keyboard bass line for the song. Prince's father was also credited for the "Father's Song" part of the track. The song had been worked up during rehearsals on the 1983 leg of the 1999 tour.

The Vault, p.369

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yes SIR!
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Reply #3 posted 01/12/09 2:42pm

Marrk

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The credit's in the albums/Cd's are not correct?

Not answering the question i know, but 'Prince And The Revolution' were badass.
I know the band expanded and their was conflict, but by 1986, they were arguably as good as anything that followed.
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Reply #4 posted 01/12/09 2:43pm

thebanishedone

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dawntreader great
everybody please give us your input especialy about parade album and around the world in a day.
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Reply #5 posted 01/12/09 3:39pm

langebleu

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thebanishedone said:

dawntreader great
everybody please give us your input especialy about parade album and around the world in a day.

None of this is a mystery.

If you visit the discography section at housequake.com, it includes all the liner notes together with the album sections from Uptown's The Vault, detailing who plays on what for each album:

http://www.housequake.com...iscography
ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift.
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Reply #6 posted 01/12/09 3:52pm

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Deloris...

she has the keys to unlock so many mysteries.
Special Thanks 2 Paisley Park and The DownLoad Society
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