there is a piece/quote I'm looking for where Brenda talks about Susannah Melvoin and her working on Next Time Wipe the Lipstick Off Your Collar
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10.11.1984 on the Countdown (Australian broadcast)
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10.6.1984 @ the TROS Formule 1 Festival 3. Noon Rendezvous 4. The Glamorous Life 5. 2 Sexy
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10. 5.1984 @ the Ritz in Stockholm, Sweden 2. The Belle of St Mark 3. Noon Rendezvous 4. Oliver's House 5. 2 Sexy 6. the Glamorous Life 7. Erotic City
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rel. 5.2 .1984 Sheila E., Prince (as The Starr ★ Company)
She wears a long fur coat of mink She's got big thoughts, big dreams She wants to lead a glamorous life She saw him standing in the section marked Boys with small talk and small minds She wants to lead a glamorous life They made haste in the brown sedan She thought real love is real scary Lead a glamorous life She wants to lead a glamorous life Lead a glamorous life She wants to lead a glamorous life Lead a glamorous life
Sheila E. - vocals, percussion Prince - all instruments, except where noted (uncredited) Larry Williams - saxophone David Coleman - cello Initial tracking took place on 27 December 1983 at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA (the day before In A Spanish Villa and Next Time Wipe The Lipstick Off Your Collar), 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, also at Sunset Sound. The Glamorous Life is notable for featuring the first use of saxophone on a Prince-related track, played by Larry Williams. The track also features the first released appearance of David Coleman (Lisa Coleman's brother) on a Prince-related track, playing cello. -PrinceVault
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“Glamorous Life” by Sheila EHere’s the thing: you need the nine-minute version of “Glamorous Life.” The lyrics cast a woman with confidence & desires, one worse than a gold-digger—actually independent, as secretly wanting love’s cage. But what hooked me on this song as a child was not Prince’s judgey shittiness, but Sheila E’s blur in singing the line “She don’t need a man’s touch,” was glamour’s allure. And what gets me now about this song is Sheila E’s five-minute percussion solo, stretching Prince’s perfect pop melody into playfully virtuosic & ass-shaking territories, jettisoning bullshit & transforming the song from within. And this is the part of the song that never ends. -Mathias Svalina http://coldfrontmag.com/g...-sheila-e/
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2.18.1985 @ the Inglewood Forum in Los Angeles
3. Oliver's House 4. Next Time Wipe the Lipstick Off Your Collar 5. Erotic City 6. the Glamorous Life
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the American Music Awards in 1985
12th American Music Awards - held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California, January 28, 1985
Prince & the Revolution + Big Chick Sheila E & band sitting in front of them (performs the Glamorous Life) Apollonia 6 in attendance
Sheila E presented an award with Kenny Loggins
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purplepolitician said: She sure is purty n my fave drummer n percussionist o his other than himself . Belly!!!! I say that all the time! | |
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