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Thread started 08/15/12 11:53am

OldFriends4Sal
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Prince @ the Camdem Palace, London 7.25.1988 Lovesexy aftershow

the players

Cat(dancer/vocals)

Dr Fink (keyboards/synth/vocals)

Boni Boyer (keyboards/vocals)

Mico Weaver (guitar/vocals)

Eric Leeds(sax/violin)

Prince -

Levi Seacer Jr(bass/vocals)

Sheila E. (drums/percussion/vocals)

Atlanta Bliss (trumpet)

special guests Mica Paris, Ron Wood, Mavis Staples

July 25. 1988 ( LoveSexy Tour )
Camdem Palace London
Aftershow


1. Happy Birthday Cat
2. Forever In My Life
3. Strange Relationship
4. Just My Imagination
( +Mica Paris)
5. River Kwai March
6. Under The Cherry Moon
7. 6
8. Dead On It
9. Housequake
10. Miss You
( + Ron Wood )
12. I'll Take You There
(+ Mavis)
13. Chain Of Fools
(+ Mavis)

14. Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic

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Reply #1 posted 08/15/12 11:56am

nursev

Nice pics-never seen em eek wink

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Reply #2 posted 08/15/12 11:57am

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Reply #3 posted 08/15/12 11:58am

nursev

OldFriends4Sale said:

Nice gunz on Prince lol

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Reply #4 posted 08/15/12 12:09pm

luvsexy4all

now why dont some nice euro folks give out that tasty video

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Reply #5 posted 08/15/12 12:19pm

nursev

luvsexy4all said:

now why dont some nice euro folks give out that tasty video

that'd be nice lol

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Reply #6 posted 08/15/12 12:20pm

nursev

Prince was ruling with that long hair drool

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Reply #7 posted 08/15/12 12:36pm

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nursev said:

Nice pics-never seen em eek wink

did u see this in the Prince of Paisley Park documentary that came out back then surrounding this period?

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Reply #8 posted 08/15/12 12:48pm

nursev

^ No I've never seen the documentary lol

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Reply #9 posted 08/15/12 1:08pm

Nothinbutjoy

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That's a bunch of sexy there LOVE or otherwise.

:mush:

I'm firmly planted in denial
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Reply #10 posted 08/15/12 1:19pm

nursev

Nothinbutjoy said:

That's a bunch of sexy there LOVE or otherwise.

:mush:

all day, all night nod

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Reply #11 posted 08/15/12 11:01pm

artist76

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Is this performance legendary?

I know there's a clip of doing "Just My Imagination" out there, which is great, but OF4S usually makes (great) threads about significant, memorable, historic eras/performances, so I'm wondering what this one was known for, if anything.

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Reply #12 posted 08/16/12 5:49am

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nursev said:

^ No I've never seen the documentary lol

Everyone was in it, but Prince wasn't interviewed * Sheila E, Owen Husney

tones of images and vid clips that you've seen are from that doc

It was like a behind the scenes (concert Truth or Dare) documentary

images from aftershows, concerts, dressing rooms, rehearsals

a lot of Batman info too, Prince & band arriving places God Is Alive background info etc etc

love the ending, it's from a warm up in Europe, Cat with a tamborine while Prince plays the Ladder on Piano plus some pre-Lovesexy stuff, like the live recording of Purple Rain in 1983

This doc closed the era out for me, it made it hard to accept the change in band and the whole new scene Prince was in.

these below are from that doc.

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Reply #13 posted 08/16/12 5:57am

OldFriends4Sal
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artist76 said:

Is this performance legendary?

I know there's a clip of doing "Just My Imagination" out there, which is great, but OF4S usually makes (great) threads about significant, memorable, historic eras/performances, so I'm wondering what this one was known for, if anything.

Thanks

I think this show, was 1 of the 1st that gave us a peak into the mystery of Princes aftershows, especially at the time 91(?) stuff wasn't so accessible (no internet) and seeing pieces of that performance and him singing Happy Birthday 2 Cat, It's a good show too-I've heard

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Reply #14 posted 08/16/12 6:01am

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http://articles.chicagotr...isley-park

Prince Given A Gushing Tribute In Debut Of A&e`s `Rave` Series

September 12, 1992|By Lee Winfrey, Knight-Ridder/Tribune.

The flamboyant Prince, who became the highest-paid performer in popular music this month, is the high-stepping subject of an entertaining television biography Saturday on a new cable series called ``Rave.``

``Rave`` will premiere at 10 p.m. (it will be reshown at 2 a.m.) on A&E, which calls the series a ``performing arts showcase.`` The host is Ann Magnuson, best known for her portrayal of magazine editor Catherine Hughes on the ``Anything But Love`` comedy series.

Magnuson has comparatively little to do, because the hour is mostly consumed by ``The Prince of Paisley Park,`` a documentary produced by the BBC. It skips about through Prince`s career from 1979 until this year.

This biography was completed before Sept. 3, when Prince signed a $100 million deal with Warner Bros. Records, which named him a vice president of the company and agreed to pay him $10 million per album, starting with his next one next month.

His nine-figure deal topped recent eight-figure pacts by Madonna, who signed with Time Warner Inc. for $60 million this year, and Michael Jackson, who settled for $50 million from the Sony Corp. last year.

Prince, 34, was named Prince Rogers Nelson when he was born in Minneapolis, the son of a jazz musician. He burst into stardom 13 years ago with his third album, ``Dirty Mind.``

``Prince was not really shocking until the `Dirty Mind` album,`` critic Nelson George says in the show. ``The first two albums, he was sort of a cute little Stevie Wonderesque kind of guy.`` That image changed sharply, George recalls, when Prince started strutting on stage in costumes including ``high- heel suede boots, black bikini underwear. He profited from building a mystique: Is he a boy? Is he a girl? Is he black, is he white? That drew us in, made us listen to the music more closely.``

If the music hadn`t been worth listening to, Prince probably wouldn`t have lasted any longer than Boy George, another androgynous artist, who enjoyed only a brief career. Instead, Prince grew steadily more popular through the first half of the 1980s, an establishing phase of his career culminating with his ``Purple Rain`` album in 1984.

This adulatory hour chooses to mostly avoid discussion of Prince`s movies, such as ``Purple Rain`` (1984) and ``Under the Cherry Moon`` (1986), which have mostly been turkeys.

A bigger hole in the show is that it includes no comments from Prince himself.

Clips from many of Prince`s music videos are presented, ranging in time from 1980s hits like ``When Doves Cry`` down to 1991 crowd-pleasers like

``Cream`` and ``Gett Off.``

No song is shown in its entirety, however, which may aggravate you after a while. Call it ``music interruptus.``

On the plus side, the BBC was allowed to peep inside Paisley Park, the $10 million complex Prince built in his hometown.

Numerous naysayers thought it would just be some kind of grotesque toy, Prince`s version of Graceland, but it has proven to be a successful production facility.

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Reply #15 posted 08/16/12 6:03am

OldFriends4Sal
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http://www.gq-magazine.co...ocumentary

Before he became a symbol, a Jehovah's witness and one of the world's last anti-download crusaders - the purple genius was briefly the biggest artist in the world. Prince Of Paisley Park, a rarely seen Omnibus documentary of his early career, focuses on the creation of his record label. This was the first time the notoriously secretive singer let cameras into his studio and contains rare and cherished footage behind the scenes, including film of the concert where he first recorded "Purple Rain". Talking heads include Paisley artists Sheila E and Mavis Staples and a host of music journalists providing an insight into one of the 20th century's most intriguing rock figures - although as anyone who has heard 20Ten will testify, the claim that Prince could "write a hit in 20 minutes" does date it slightly.

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Reply #16 posted 08/16/12 6:39am

OldFriends4Sal
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Cat's birthday. She said in an interview this dress looked so much better backwards.

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Reply #17 posted 08/16/12 11:09am

kev1972

Is this THE holy grail of aftershows? I think this is the only set I would join another official site to get access to.
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Reply #18 posted 08/16/12 11:23am

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kev1972 said:

Is this THE holy grail of aftershows? I think this is the only set I would join another official site to get access to.

lol I think it is

I have pieces on mp3 from the Prince of Paisle Park, like when he's singing Happy Birthday 2 Cat and Sheila E's interview piece, I have 2 check I might have this show though

Should just rename this 2 Lovesexy Aftershows 1988/89

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Reply #19 posted 08/16/12 11:26am

OldFriends4Sal
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Reply #20 posted 08/16/12 11:31am

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OldFriends4Sale said:

kev1972 said:

Is this THE holy grail of aftershows? I think this is the only set I would join another official site to get access to.

lol I think it is

I have pieces on mp3 from the Prince of Paisle Park, like when he's singing Happy Birthday 2 Cat and Sheila E's interview piece, I have 2 check I might have this show though

Should just rename this 2 Lovesexy Aftershows 1988/89

It's on disc 2 of this http://main.thedigitalgar...-mess.html

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Reply #21 posted 08/16/12 11:40am

OldFriends4Sal
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TheDigitalGardener said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

lol I think it is

I have pieces on mp3 from the Prince of Paisle Park, like when he's singing Happy Birthday 2 Cat and Sheila E's interview piece, I have 2 check I might have this show though

Should just rename this 2 Lovesexy Aftershows 1988/89

It's on disc 2 of this http://main.thedigitalgar...-mess.html

right right, Sometimes I never make it off the infamous Small Club aftershow

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Reply #22 posted 08/16/12 11:43am

TheDigitalGard
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^ Understandable.

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Reply #23 posted 08/16/12 12:24pm

OldFriends4Sal
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TheDigitalGardener said:

^ Understandable.

Man the footage, the money that could be made DVD/CD box sets with photos etc

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Reply #24 posted 08/16/12 12:40pm

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OldFriends4Sale said:

TheDigitalGardener said:

^ Understandable.

Man the footage, the money that could be made DVD/CD box sets with photos etc

Apparently (from what I hear) the gig was played in almost total darkness in parts, so i'm not sure that would work too well in terms of a dvd release, and of course we already have the audio in pristine soundboard. Still, i'm sure a lot of people would still be interested in such a release.

I would certainly be interested in hearing other Lovesexy aftershows in the same quality as that of Small Club.

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Reply #25 posted 08/16/12 5:27pm

luvsexy4all

there is a soundboard audio of this show???

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Reply #26 posted 08/16/12 8:43pm

sfinky1

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This is the one where he does a hilarious Mick Jagger impersonation while singing Miss You with Ronnie Wood.

I recall reading somewhere that Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall were there in attendance also??
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Reply #27 posted 08/17/12 2:08am

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luvsexy4all said:

there is a soundboard audio of this show???

Not of the Camden show.

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Reply #28 posted 08/17/12 5:12am

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Reply #29 posted 08/17/12 9:10am

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i love what is out there of this show (kinda crappy sounding and missing a few songs at the end). the quality of it doesn't even to be good. i just wanna hear the rest cry lol

For all time I am with you, you are with me.
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