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Reply #60 posted 03/28/16 11:58am

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Reply #62 posted 03/28/16 1:58pm

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"Yeah, he said the “f word,” he was reading the lyric, and I said ‘I’m not singing that.’ He said, ‘Why not?’ I said, ‘Because I’m not going to say that word.’ I said funk, f-u-n-k, and he said the other word." -Sheila E.

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Reply #63 posted 03/29/16 5:46am

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OldFriends4Sale said:

was Miko channelling Dez?

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Reply #64 posted 03/29/16 6:35am

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Initial tracking took place on 5 January 1984 at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA (the day after The Bird, the same day as The Belle Of St. Mark, three days before a re-recording of 17 Days), and the song was originally intended for Apollonia 6 until Prince began to work with Sheila E. in February 1984, at which time he set the song aside for her. Sheila E.'s vocals were recorded in the first few days of April 1984 at Sunset Sound. -PrinceVault

Sheila E. - vocals, percussion

Prince - all instruments, except where noted (uncredited)

Jill Jones - background vocals (as "J.J.")

David Coleman - cello

Oliver's House

I heard this afternoon from the neighborhood [slut, Deborah]
She said Oliver is leaving soon so he can make a scene

CHORUS:
We're gonna have fun, Oliver's house
Make a lot of white noise
Fun, Oliver's house
Play with the white boys

Last June, Oliver threw a party 4 his girl, Louise
She got drunk and called me a bitch just cuz I kissed him

CHORUS

Fun, Oliver's house {x2}

Oliver's got a swimming pool, a piano in his bathroom
We took turns throwing down, we took turns throwing up

Gonna have fun, Oliver's house
Make a lot of white noise
Fun, Oliver's house
Play with the white boys

Fun, Oliver's house
Make a lot of white noise
Fun, Oliver's house
Play with the white boys

U should see his mother's room, she's got so many fine clothes
Oliver, he dressed me up and then he undressed me slowly
Oliver is so weird but he knows how 2 play guitar
I'm a sucker 4 a major chord, a ride in an open car

We're gonna have fun, Oliver's house
Fun, Oliver's house {x3}
We're gonna have fun
Fun {x27}

© 1984 Girlsongs Music - ASCAP

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Reply #65 posted 03/29/16 11:03am

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October 25. 1984
Sheila E. Concert
1.Shortberry Strawcake
2.The Belle Of St.Mark
3.Noon Rendezvous
4.Oliver's House
5.Erotic City
6.Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar
7.The Glamorous Life
8.Too Sexy (Guest) Prince - Guitar

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Reply #66 posted 03/29/16 11:07am

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1983 Eddie M(sax) Jill Jones Suzie Davis(keyboardist) & Miko Weaver(guitar)

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Reply #67 posted 03/29/16 4:53pm

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Jilly look like when we gonna start on my joint in that pic lol. Very pretty tho fallinluv.
For all time I am with you, you are with me.
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Reply #68 posted 03/30/16 10:01am

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Lipstick Off Your Collar is notable for featuring the first use of violin (by Novi Novog) and accordion (by Nick DeCaro) on a Prince-related track.

http://www.spectropop.com/NickDeCaro/

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Reply #69 posted 04/04/16 9:49am

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Reply #70 posted 04/04/16 9:50am

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Bejamin Rietveld(bass)

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Reply #71 posted 04/04/16 9:54am

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Reply #73 posted 04/04/16 10:12am

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Bejamin Rietveld(bass)



He now plays for Santana

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Reply #74 posted 04/04/16 2:53pm

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It's funny..Bejamin Rietveld had more dialogue in "Krush Groove" than Brown Mark had in "Purple Rain".

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Reply #75 posted 04/05/16 9:50am

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Sheila E, 1985 Photographic Print

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Reply #76 posted 04/05/16 9:52am

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Sheila E, 1985 Photographic Print by Vandell Cobb Sheila E, 1985 Photographic Print by Vandell Cobb Sheila E, 1985 Photographic Print by Vandell Cobb Sheila E, 1985 Photographic Print by Vandell Cobb Sheila E, 1985 Photographic Print by Vandell Cobb

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Reply #77 posted 04/05/16 9:52am

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His latest lady, Sheila E., has a hit album on her hands with a top ten single “The Glamorous Life.”

Sheila Escovedo is now known as Sheila E., but Prince met her years ago when he was working on his first album. She is the daughter of Peter Escovedo, a Latin-jazz percussionist who had worked with Carlos Santana, one of Prince’s earliest influences. Prince and Sheila have been writing songs together for years. Before she got her big break with Prince, she had toured as a back-up singer and percussionist for Lionel Richie, George Duke, and Marvin Gaye.

When Sheila recently played at the Ritz in New York City, Prince jumped on stage for an encore of “Erotic City,” which also features Sheila E. on the flip side of the single “Let’s Go Crazy.” He then launched into an audience sing-along on “When Doves Cry.”

Sheila won’t talk about her supposed relationship with Prince. She told Kurt Loder, “We’re just friends, but the public will assume what it wants.

He’s a good person,” she added. “He’s changed somewhat; he’s really happy now.”

-1984 interview

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Reply #84 posted 04/08/16 1:22pm

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OldFriends4Sale said:










Stephen is pretty hot too!
If it breaks when it bends, U better not put it in!
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Reply #85 posted 04/11/16 10:29am

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Juan Escovedo(bongolos/percussions) Sheile E(timbales/percussion) Wendy Melvoin(guitar) Miko Weaver(guitar)

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Reply #86 posted 04/11/16 10:33am

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Prince & the Revolution with Sheila E & the Glamorous Life/Romance 1600 band

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Reply #87 posted 04/11/16 10:38am

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Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar

a collaboration between Brenda Bennett & Sheila E.

violin byNovi Novog

U don't have 2 send me flowers like U used 2 do
U don't have 2 buy me candy, I'll still be your fool
All I ask is 4 a little decency and class
Next time wipe the lipstick off your collar

U don't have 2 take me dancing, our backyard will do
We don't have 2 eat 2 fancy, hamburgers are cool
I don't care if U stay out until the break of dawn
Next time wipe the lipstick off your collar

Can't U understand I want a true love man?
Can't U comprehend I want a lover, not a friend?

I don't care 4 sugar-coated flattery, french kiss will suffice
Blame our sex on your run-down battery, holding U is nice
I know when U're lying baby, there's no need 2 scream
There's no need 2 shout
Next time wipe the lipstick off your collar

If U weren't so tired baby, we'd be on the floor
We'd be makin' love right now, ooh
Next time wipe the lipstick off your collar

© 1984 Girlsongs Music - ASCAP

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Reply #88 posted 04/11/16 10:43am

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Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar is the fifth track on Sheila E.'s first album The Glamorous Life. The song was written by Prince, but credited to Brenda Bennett.

Initial tracking took place on 28 December 1983 at Sunset Sound...

The song was originally intended for Apollonia 6 until Prince began to work with Sheila E. in February 1984, at which time he set the song aside for her.

Sheila E.'s vocals were recorded in the first few days of April 1984 at Sunset Sound. Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar is notable for featuring the first use of violin (by Novi Novog) and accordion (by Nick DeCaro) on a Prince-related track.

-PrinceVault

Sheila E. - vocals, percussion Prince - all instruments, except where noted (uncredited) Novi Novog - violin Nick DeCaro - accordion Brenda Bennett – background vocals
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Reply #89 posted 04/11/16 11:31am

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"...(Prince) could have given me "The Glamorous Life". Sheila E. would come to the studio to play basketball and I did not know that the child was going in (to the studio) late at night and singing the songs...:"

-Jill JOnes

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