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Prince's ElectroRockabilly Album!! From 1980 through 1983 (and beyond) Prince had a habit of writing these weird, little, jaunty rockabilly power-pop songs... If we cobbled together a little LP of such tunes what would be in it?? I got: - When U Were Mine - Jack U Off - Delirious - Horny Toad - What else???!!! | |
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Can't Stop This Feeling I Got. That always seemed a bit "Lyndsey Buckingham" to me. I've never liked the song though.  | |
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"everybody loves me", anyone? and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Girl o my dreams Am thinking of more, good question! | |
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i dont think "when you were mine" belongs in this list. Definitely not a weird rockabilly song. Actually one of my favorite Prince songs... |
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The live version of "Alphabet St" ("Nude Tour") always had that feel to me. Especially with the fast and clean guitar licks. | |
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jazzz said: i dont think "when you were mine" belongs in this list. Definitely not a weird rockabilly song. Actually one of my favorite Prince songs... Replace it with sister! | |
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No More Candy 4 U . | |
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Gotta stop messin around Da bang (not sure on this one) That's me out I think! | |
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play in the sunshine? |
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. What you are looking for are basic I-IV-V chord progressions with the guitar as the prominent instrument. Prince was real good at that. The ones mentioned above are fine examples. I'll add these: . "Sister" "Kiss" "So Far, So Pleased" "Wherever U Go, Whatever U Do" "Peach" | |
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The one you wanna see? | |
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Let's Pretend We're Married (the Prince and the Revolution Live concert version) And Prince did covers of Little Richards' The Girl Can't Help it (1956) Elvis' Love Me Tender (1956), Jailhouse Rock (1957), All Shook Up (1957), (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear (1957) and It's No Secret (What God Can Do) (1957) Jerry Lee Lewis' Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (1957) Chuck Berry's Johnny B. Goode (1958)
Goodnight, sweet Prince. | |
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Even though it was never recorded and he gave to The Time, I think Dance to the Beat would be a perfect addition. |
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Broken (also known as Broken, Lonely & Crying) fits in this genre. [Edited 5/18/16 16:29pm] | |
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marksinclair said: jazzz said: i dont think "when you were mine" belongs in this list. Definitely not a weird rockabilly song. Actually one of my favorite Prince songs... Replace it with sister! That's not rockabilly either. | |
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jazzz said: play in the sunshine? No. | |
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nonames said: The one you wanna see? No. | |
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Cloreen said: . What you are looking for are basic I-IV-V chord progressions with the guitar as the prominent instrument. Prince was real good at that. The ones mentioned above are fine examples. I'll add these: . "Sister" "Kiss" "So Far, So Pleased" "Wherever U Go, Whatever U Do" "Peach" No. | |
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Compassion "You always get the dream that you deserve, from what you value the most" -Prince 2013 | |
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Yeah! That's the one I was trying to remember from the Dirty Mind gigs. Goodnight, sweet Prince. | |
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NorthC said: marksinclair said: Replace it with sister! That's not rockabilly either. Yep but the op asked for electro rockabilly and there aren't enough to be purist! It would fit into the weird, short description of op anyway! | |
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No More Candy 4 U. |
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Very good thread. I think "After Hi School" on The Time's debut album is in a similar vein. However, while Prince played all the instruments on the track and provided background vocals, Dez actually wrote the song. | |
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Broken (the live version especially) (edit- oh that was already said. Well, worth repeating [Edited 5/19/16 7:06am] | |
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I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man maybe? "..free to change your mind" | |
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Offtopic, but: "ElectroRockabilly" reminds me of Cotton Eyed Joe. . I don't know why. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcDy8HEg1QY | |
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Courtin' time | |
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jaawwnn said: Broken (the live version especially) (edit- oh that was already said. Well, worth repeating [Edited 5/19/16 7:06am] No Call U, that's a good one. And maybe the original version of Tick Tick Bang? Now we're getting somewhere... | |
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If you will, so will I | |
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