Mr. Goodnight
Mister, mister,
Mr. Goodnight is the sixth track from Prince's 32nd album Planet Earth, and, three weeks after the album's initial release (with the Mail on Sunday newspaper in the UK and Ireland), it was included as the b-side of the promotional single Chelsea Rodgers, available only in the USA. While specific recording dates are not known, it is likely that initial tracking took place in Spring 2007, most likely at 3121 at The Rio Las Vegas, NV, USA (although possibly at either Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA or Circle House Miami, FL, USA). The song's lyrics refer to listening to the track Somewhere Here On Earth, which is believed to have been recorded in March, 2007, suggesting that Mr. Goodnight was recorded between March and June, 2007. -PrinceVault
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While specific recording dates are not known, it is likely that initial tracking took place in 2006 or early 2007, most likely at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA (although possibly at either 3121 at The Rio Las Vegas, NV, USA or Circle House Miami, FL, USA).
All The Midnights In The World Because I turned my eye toward U
Because I seek your hand Every other woman envies U And me, every other man A massive circle of jealousy Is coming round again Those prickly fingered scallywags That masquerade as friends Make a promise this very night That they will no longer pose A threat to either 1 of us Then let the chapter close For all the midnights, in the world This 1 will serve us better If U choose to be my girl Like Susan's petals A wonderful life, the 2 of us shall lead The children of the future've all the Spiritual food they need The secrets that the 1s before With grace, they've come and shown 2gether with love 4 1another We shall make them known With the love and happy days I number the grains of sand Writing 12 times ever more If I could be Ur man Amethyst and rubies Crystals and black pearls I trade them all, just to spend with U All the midnights, in the world All the midnights, in the world | |
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Prince @Target Center Minneapolis 7.7.07
Wendy Melvoin & Sheila E performing with the NPG
Target Center"Minneapolis(22:00-
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remember ChelseaRodgers . com?
Chelsea Rodger:She designed all the Prince T-Shirts sold on the London 2007 O2 tour.
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Prince Chelsea Rodgers video shoot September 19. 2007
A video was made using footage of the band's performance at London Fashion Week. It premièred on October 28, 2007.
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Chelsea Rodgers
Chelsea Rodgers – 5:41
A model... used 2 be a role model I dunno (Come on, Chelsea!) Ah, go 'head now Chelsea! Go 'head now! (Uh-huh, uh-huh) CHORUS: Ask her what she liked the most (She say) Hollywood or Times Square Chelsea Rodgers was a model (Well...) Try 2 catch her if U can (Come on now, 2gether) No blood diamonds or designer chic (Uh, no-no!) Chelsea Rodgers was a model Go'n Chelsea! Come on Make a promise 2 your higher self Chelsea Rodgers was a model (Yeah, yeah) Chelsea Rodgers was a model (Might as well dance) (Dance) {x4} (Keep that body movin', make that body work) {x2} (Lee, Lee, Lee, hit it) {Reference to Lee Hogans} (Shake it like a juicy juice) {x4} Chel... Chelsea Rodgers was a model Chelsea Rodgers was a model © 2007 Controversy Music — ASCAP | |
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Prince @ the Matthew Williamson Fashion show 9.19.2007
A huge white tent was erected especially for the show in London’s Eaton Square. Celebrities attending the show which opened almost an hour late included Erin O’Connor, Trudie Styler (Sting’s wife) Donna Air and Daisy Lowe. The crowd bopped along to the five piece band, whilst Prince’s twin dancers, draped in purple jersey cavorted down the catwalk. Last night the diminutive musician was among those gathered at the Victoria and Albert Museum for a £1,000 a seat fundraising fashion dinner.
Sometimes (well most times actually) a fashion show isn't just about what you see. What you hear is just as important. Most pre-show noises come from the photographer's pen - usually grumblings and demands for the front row to uncross their legs lest any stray feet appear in their shots. But then there's the show music - and we've heard some very good and some very bad soundtracks this week. The musical winner earlier today was, without a doubt, Matthew Williamson. He had Prince's band playing at the front of his catwalk in a huge white tent erected on Eaton Square. The singer's tiny twin dancers worked the runway in purple - flinging their hair around to Chelsea Rodgers from his latest album. After a couple of bars the man himself leapt up from the front row and started singing live to the spontaneous applause from the entire audience. Then the show started: full marks Matthew. Special mention must also be given to Gareth Pugh who ingeniously chose the theme tune for the original version of The Clothes Show for his catwalk - now we know what he was doing as a young lad in Sunderland at Sunday teatime. Black marks for Eley Kishimoto though, who chose some dreadful screechy fairground music at their much delayed, and disappointing show.
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MATTHEW WILLIAMSON
IF you're coming home after five years on the New York schedule - to an exhibition feting your decade of success in the industry, no less - you've got to make an impression… How to really get noticed? How about Prince performing from his seat in the front row? That just about did it for Matthew Williamson this morning. A tent in Eaton Square shook with the tension of a style World Cup as the fashion glitterati hustled for their closer-than-close front row seats; squeals of excitement and cheering from backstage gave us a clue that something mega was about to happen… and then a couple of Motown backing singers (microphone afro and lash-to-brow eye glitter - we're talking the real deal…), took to the stage and we didn't know whether to sit and clap or stand up and dance. All of a sudden identical twin dancers, in purple silk shifts with silver sashes, appeared to perform pop dressage down the catwalk with Prince himself singing his latest song from his seat in the front row. Until then, knowing as we did that he'd been in town for the Couture Gala last night (wearing white Versace), we assumed he'd just come to support Williamson (and hide his Gala hangover behind those glossy black shades and matching trilby) - but now we hear the whole thing will serve as Prince's new video, no less. From front row to MTV… It was a serious fashion moment, dahlink - and Williamson gave himself a job to live up to the moment with his new collection after such an eye-popping opener. Loving his bright embroidered dresses and sassy short shorts as we always have, this latest offering was better than ever and, frankly, even Prince couldn't upstage it as we began furiously daydreaming of the high life dressed in these dramatically cutaway beaded swimsuits, skinny neon Ts and sassy trouser suits in stripes of green, grey and cream. A workman dismantling Prince's band's synthesiser was unabashed as the models stepped carefully around him (and the photographers all jeered), but that only served to let us take even more notice of the amazing shoes - let's hope it's still Camilla Skovgaard in charge of Williamson's footwear because these black and white chequered lace-up heels, edged in pink, turquoise, green, coral and yellow, were completely gorgeous (and mesmerising when the models strode out together at the end). Aztec prints and intricate, glittering, multi-coloured seed pearl embroidery - on cropped jackets with cutaways behind each shoulder, on the necks of bright vests, or in a band above the bottom on backless column dresses - were the most polished we've seen yet from Williamson, while petrol studded T-shirts and waistcoats meant his pretty ladies can be tough in the limelight, too. It's not all about all-out glamour, either - rough cotton turned-up shorts and safari shirts were the perfect tailored backdrop to let all that colour do the talking, while sweet printed wraparound summer dresses, some in lightest chiffon with the print taken from a butterfly wing, made downtime as good looking as can be. Black muslin bled as if on pH paper from white to coral for sexy minis, while Grecian goddesses in cream muslin with gold beading added old world splendour. "You don't have to be beautiful to turn me on," sang Prince (from the speakers this time), as the show came to an end. Yeah, but it helps. No matter if he's heading back to New York next season, with this show Williamson proved that it's London he loves - and London is seriously in love with him. (September 19 2007, AM) Dolly Jones | |
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I like Planet Earth. It was a decent album--I mean, nothing spectacular, but more enjoyable than much of his post-mellinium stuff. To me, it lacked emotion, but for a summer album, it was kind of enjoyable. :bigfontwin: | |
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