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this is one of my favorite protege songs!
How can I stand 2 stay where I am? / Poor butterfly who don't understand. | |
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Yeah Blue Limousine was high energy. My favorite on the album
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Apollonia 6 attending 1985 Oscars | |
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Prince @ 1st Ave 6.7.1984 Birthday Show
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March 25 .1985 | |
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Sugar Walls written by Alexander Nevermind | |
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that whole show is incredible. "noon rendezvous" is gorgeous. How can I stand 2 stay where I am? / Poor butterfly who don't understand. | |
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Yes it was another electric date, Sheila E was in the audience too, it was cool how he dedicated the song 2 her | |
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Rel 8.11.1984
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Even though released during the Parade era | |
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There is a studio jam called White Girls where the lyrics from Ice Cream Castles & Erotic City are used, you hear Prince near the end saying something to Susannah
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Ice Cream Castles" is the opening track from The Time's third album, Ice Cream Castle. The track was one of the last songs recorded for the album, being cut in late January 1984, along with "My Drawers". The song was composed by Prince and Morris Day, Day provided lead vocals and Jesse Johnson played guitar on the recording. Prince played all the other instruments.
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Those were the days! NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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20) EXT. PRINCE'S HOUSE -- NIGHT | |
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On 26th and 27th March 1983, during the 2nd leg of [Prince]'s "1999"-Tour, [Prince] spends two days at Hollywood Sunset Sound to work with [Morris Day] and [Jesse Johnson] on tracks for THE TIME's third album. This was the first time, that some members of band were involved in the production process. They cut Jungle love, My summertime thang and an impromptu jam entitled Cloreen bacon skin, which was only released by [Prince] on his 1998 [Crystal Ball] album. My summertime thang finally didn't make it on this release, but a re-recorded version surfaced on THE TIME's 1990 reunion album [Pandemonium].
On 4th October 1983, the new THE TIME line-up premiered live at First Avenue in Minneapolis. [Jerome Benton] introduced the show, enlisting the help of several bikini-clad models. He also did a soul-preacher routine, begging the audience for donations and passing a plate through the audience for their contributions to a charity fund. THE TIME played an 8-song set that includes two at this time previously unknown tracks - Jungle love and The bird.
"All jams by Morris Day, except 'Jungle love' written by Morris Day & Jesse Johnson" listed the songwriting credits on the album cover. However, Ice cream castles, Jungle love and The bird were registered as a collaboration by [Prince] (as Jamie Starr) with [Morris Day]. All other songs registered solely to [Prince] (as Jamie Starr). [Jesse Johnson] stated in an later interview, that he wrotes Jungle love and that he was removed from the credits when he decided to left THE TIME in June 1984. His claim is substantiated, because in May 1984, when the songs initially were registered to ASCAP, [Jesse Johnson] was listed together with [Prince] (as Jamie Starr) and [Morris Day] as co-writer of Jungle love and The bird, but his name was omitted in July 1984 by changing the songwriting credits on both songs. JUNGLE LOVE I - I've been watching U My jungle love, yeah U - U've got a pretty car Look out, oh! Come on baby, where's your guts? I wanna take U 2 my cage Oh, jungle love, yes Yeah, yeah, yeah, jungle love, oh! Hey Jesse Jungle love, yeah Oh, my jungle love, well Jesse, gimme one of them sexy solos right here Oh, jungle love, that's right Hey! Ha ha! © 1984 Tionna Music - ASCAP | |
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(22) BASEMENT -- HALLWAYS AND BEDROOM -- NIGHT | |
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