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Thread started 10/11/09 9:43am

thedancers

Prince management

Hi


I'm trying to reach the management of Prince for a serious proposal .
Since this is the community of Prince his most loyal fans I thought maybe I could ask for help on this board ?



Take Care
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Reply #1 posted 10/11/09 10:22am

unique

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Prince doesn't have a manager

what kind of proposal is it ?
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Reply #2 posted 10/11/09 10:24am

Jeffiner

^^^ Unique can act on his behalf though... wink
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Reply #3 posted 10/11/09 10:38am

thedancers

unique said:

Prince doesn't have a manager

what kind of proposal is it ?


I'm producing a major documentary about the music industry .
I can't tell the content of it but there is a subject about the record labels and I want Prince for an interview . I know he don't do interviews a lot but I think he might be interested in this .

Is there no management for Prince ? That's almost impossible because how can you book Prince for a concert ? Who's fixing everything ? There should be someone who's responsible for all of this . I don't see Prince calling venues to ask if he can perform ..
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Reply #4 posted 10/11/09 10:45am

MyNameIsCally

I think your best bet would be to contact the Paisley Park recording studio biggrin
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Reply #5 posted 10/11/09 11:00am

thedancers

MyNameIsCally said:

I think your best bet would be to contact the Paisley Park recording studio biggrin


thanks !
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Reply #6 posted 10/11/09 11:10am

ernestsewell

thedancers said:

I want Prince for an interview . I know he don't do interviews a lot but I think he might be interested in this


Perhaps if you're going to propose yourself as a filmmaker/journalist/interviewer, you should get a better grip on the difference between "he doesn't", and "he don't". He's less likely to laugh at you that way.
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Reply #7 posted 10/11/09 11:20am

thedancers

ernestsewell said:

thedancers said:

I want Prince for an interview . I know he don't do interviews a lot but I think he might be interested in this


Perhaps if you're going to propose yourself as a filmmaker/journalist/interviewer, you should get a better grip on the difference between "he doesn't", and "he don't". He's less likely to laugh at you that way.


thanker joe verie moch
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Reply #8 posted 10/11/09 11:21am

ernestsewell

thedancers said:

ernestsewell said:



Perhaps if you're going to propose yourself as a filmmaker/journalist/interviewer, you should get a better grip on the difference between "he doesn't", and "he don't". He's less likely to laugh at you that way.


thanker joe verie moch


Cliche and expected.
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Reply #9 posted 10/11/09 11:22am

xlr8r

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I'd contact Dr. Funkenberry an Associates.
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Reply #10 posted 10/11/09 11:29am

thedancers

ernestsewell said:

thedancers said:



thanker joe verie moch


Cliche and expected.



it's cliché smile
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Reply #11 posted 10/11/09 11:30am

thedancers

xlr8r said:

I'd contact Dr. Funkenberry an Associates.


ok thanks !
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Reply #12 posted 10/11/09 11:34am

ernestsewell

thedancers said:

ernestsewell said:



Cliche and expected.



it's cliché smile


Yes, it is!
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Reply #13 posted 10/11/09 11:34am

ernestsewell

xlr8r said:

I'd contact Dr. Funkenberry an Associates.


lol
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Reply #14 posted 10/11/09 11:36am

langebleu

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thedancers said:

That's almost impossible because how can you book Prince for a concert?

Apart from the rare private party for major cash, you don't book him ... he books you.

There should be someone who's responsible for all of this . I don't see Prince calling venues to ask if he can perform ..

He'll gets someone close to dial the number for him.

In Paris this week, he attended the venue he's playing today, he liked the look of it, he got it organised.

I know he don't do interviews a lot but I think he might be interested in this .

If Prince wants to appear in a documentary, he books someone to make the documentary he wants, and then it might not be released. (Ask Kevin Smith).

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Reply #15 posted 10/11/09 11:39am

RodeoSchro

I think I heard the William Morris Agency represents him, but I'm not sure on that.

You can always try calling L. Londell McMillian.
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Reply #16 posted 10/11/09 11:41am

1013Nightlife

thedancers said:

ernestsewell said:



Cliche and expected.



it's cliché smile


Haha, fat guy got owned (now he probably runs to the moderator because of the f-word). Good luck with your documentary thedancers, and do I hope you'll get that interview.
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Reply #17 posted 10/11/09 11:43am

ernestsewell

1013Nightlife said:

Haha, fat guy got owned (now he probably runs to the moderator because of the f-word). Good luck with your documentary thedancers, and do I hope you'll get that interview.


No one got owned. You think an accent mark over a letter is OWNING someone? Get a life.

And whether I'm fat or not....you'll always be a prick. You lose.
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Reply #18 posted 10/11/09 11:54am

1013Nightlife

ernestsewell said:

1013Nightlife said:

Haha, fat guy got owned (now he probably runs to the moderator because of the f-word). Good luck with your documentary thedancers, and do I hope you'll get that interview.


No one got owned. You think an accent mark over a letter is OWNING someone? Get a life.

And whether I'm fat or not....you'll always be a prick. You lose.


Good, you win ... The biggest prick contest.
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Reply #19 posted 10/11/09 11:59am

purplecorvette
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xlr8r said:

I'd contact Dr. Funkenberry an Associates.



I was gonna say that. don't forget Shelbey.
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Reply #20 posted 10/11/09 12:00pm

purplecorvette
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RodeoSchro said:

I think I heard the William Morris Agency represents him, but I'm not sure on that.

You can always try calling L. Londell McMillian.


I heard that too.
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Reply #21 posted 10/11/09 1:15pm

unique

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thedancers said:

unique said:

Prince doesn't have a manager

what kind of proposal is it ?


I'm producing a major documentary about the music industry .
I can't tell the content of it but there is a subject about the record labels and I want Prince for an interview . I know he don't do interviews a lot but I think he might be interested in this .

Is there no management for Prince ? That's almost impossible because how can you book Prince for a concert ? Who's fixing everything ? There should be someone who's responsible for all of this . I don't see Prince calling venues to ask if he can perform ..



it's not impossible. prince hasn't had a manager for many years, he doesn't want a manager either. he is in the fortunate position to pull off deals without a manager taking a cut. of recent years AEG have done deals directly with him for the larger gigs like the o2 and LA earlier this year, but he uses another agent for smaller gigs such as his private gigs

prince usually does what he wants to do and gets it arranged himself. he must get many offers all the time, such as to play glastonbury or coachella where he can get 2 to 4 million a gig. in the last few years of the few interviews has has done, such as tavis smiley, he expressed an interest in appearing and made the arrangements himself. i doubt very much he would be interested in doing an interview with an unknown. usually if you prove yourself and prince is interested, he will contact you. the only documentaries that prince has participated in have been his own, and only one of them was ever released/shown (two different edited versions, plus a third shortened version were shown) and the bbc omnibus special was based on footage from these but had no direct input such as an interview from prince. his last documentaries have never seen the light of day and may not have been completed, so you probably have a better chance of getting michael jackson in your interview than prince

btw prince hasn't used londell for years (he is busy with the jackson family at the moment), and dr funkenberry isn't exactly an associate of prince, he's a fan who has a celebrity based internet blog. prince will either contact you, or the people who need to contact him known how to get in touch
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Reply #22 posted 10/11/09 4:05pm

blackielawless
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There's no harm in trying!
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Reply #23 posted 10/11/09 6:11pm

funkylust

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Sorry I don't mean to stereotype but if you are young, female and smokin' hot that will help lol
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Reply #24 posted 10/11/09 6:46pm

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oh wow um good luck? biggrin


lol lol lol
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Reply #25 posted 10/11/09 10:47pm

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unique said:

thedancers said:



I'm producing a major documentary about the music industry .
I can't tell the content of it but there is a subject about the record labels and I want Prince for an interview . I know he don't do interviews a lot but I think he might be interested in this .

Is there no management for Prince ? That's almost impossible because how can you book Prince for a concert ? Who's fixing everything ? There should be someone who's responsible for all of this . I don't see Prince calling venues to ask if he can perform ..



it's not impossible. prince hasn't had a manager for many years, he doesn't want a manager either. he is in the fortunate position to pull off deals without a manager taking a cut. of recent years AEG have done deals directly with him for the larger gigs like the o2 and LA earlier this year, but he uses another agent for smaller gigs such as his private gigs

prince usually does what he wants to do and gets it arranged himself. he must get many offers all the time, such as to play glastonbury or coachella where he can get 2 to 4 million a gig. in the last few years of the few interviews has has done, such as tavis smiley, he expressed an interest in appearing and made the arrangements himself. i doubt very much he would be interested in doing an interview with an unknown. usually if you prove yourself and prince is interested, he will contact you. the only documentaries that prince has participated in have been his own, and only one of them was ever released/shown (two different edited versions, plus a third shortened version were shown) and the bbc omnibus special was based on footage from these but had no direct input such as an interview from prince. his last documentaries have never seen the light of day and may not have been completed, so you probably have a better chance of getting michael jackson in your interview than prince

btw prince hasn't used londell for years (he is busy with the jackson family at the moment), and dr funkenberry isn't exactly an associate of prince, he's a fan who has a celebrity based internet blog. prince will either contact you, or the people who need to contact him known how to get in touch


That's so nice. The great folk hang out together. smile
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Reply #26 posted 10/12/09 8:50am

xlr8r

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I miss Steve Fargnoli (r.i.p.).
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Reply #27 posted 10/12/09 9:35am

kenlacam

blackielawlessrules said:

There's no harm in trying!

true, but it is pretty clear when an endeavor such as this would be a waste of one's time...
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Reply #28 posted 10/12/09 10:01am

thedancers

kenlacam said:

blackielawlessrules said:

There's no harm in trying!

true, but it is pretty clear when an endeavor such as this would be a waste of one's time...


Why would an endeavor such as this be a waste of time ?
Maybe it's time for change ? And if there is one endeavor that knows something about change it's this one
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Reply #29 posted 10/12/09 10:04am

kenlacam

thedancers said:

kenlacam said:


true, but it is pretty clear when an endeavor such as this would be a waste of one's time...


Why would an endeavor such as this be a waste of time ?
Maybe it's time for change ? And if there is one endeavor that knows something about change it's this one

Tell that to Prince and his people LOL. I'm just saying. One can certainly "try" to get somewhere, but they'd have just as much luck trying to give him a demo. Just being realistic, is all. I agree with you -it is time for a change, but that apparently doesn't apply in the purple world.
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