Prince can be seen at 11:45

https://youtu.be/Wg2yGP1yvT4

this one ?

wow!! I see him

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80tomato said:

Prince can be seen at 11:45

https://youtu.be/Wg2yGP1yvT4

Yep, that's the one!! Love it

violetcrush said:

80tomato said:

Prince can be seen at 11:45

https://youtu.be/Wg2yGP1yvT4

Yep, that's the one!! Love it

Dang...tried to paste a screen shot of Prince at 11:42 in the video, but it's not displaying. Oh well...

[Edited 10/15/18 6:32am]

What's that thing hanging down over his face?

Susan is an unreleased song recorded at some point in 1981 @ Prince's Kiowa Trail home studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota (around the same time as Hump You). It is likely the title was inspired by Susan Moonsie, who was Prince's girlfriend at the time (and who later became part of Vanity 6. Little else is known about the track, however, which remains unreleased.

-PrinceVault

I Need A Man is an unreleased song recorded in Summer 1981 at Prince's Kiowa Trail Home Studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota (during the same set of sessions that produced Make-Up, Wet Dream and Drive Me Wild). The track contained lead vocals by Jamie Shoop, and was intended for an album by The Hookers, but was abandoned when The Hookers developed into Vanity 6.

-PrinceVault

poppys said:

What's that thing hanging down over his face?

I think it's a black veil. Love how he has one side of his white tank top off. Rare to see him in jeans too.

did Prince ever have a four-some with them??

luvsexy4all said:

did Prince ever have a four-some with them??

I forgot who said it, might have been Jill or Vanity? but someone said they thought there was a threesome between Prince Susan and maybe her sister or Kim?

OldFriends4Sale said:

luvsexy4all said:

did Prince ever have a four-some with them??

I forgot who said it, might have been Jill or Vanity? but someone said they thought there was a threesome between Prince Susan and maybe her sister or Kim?

I would venture to guess that there was a lot of mixing and mingling among this group

Nasty Girl" was first recorded by Vanity 6 through Warner Bros. Records for their self-titled debut album Vanity 6. The track was released as the album's second single on October 1, 1982.

Nasty Girl

That's right, pleased 2 meet U
I still won't tell U my name
Don't U believe in mystery?
Don't U wanna play my game?
I'm lookin' 4 a man 2 love me
Like I never been loved before
I'm lookin' 4 a man that'll do it anywhere
Even on a limousine floor cuz..
CHORUS:
2 night I'm livin' in a fantasy
My own little nasty world
2 night, don't U wanna come with me?
Do U think I'm a nasty girl?
2 night I'm livin' in a fantasy
My own little nasty world
2 night, don't U wanna come with me?
Do U think I'm a nasty girl?

I guess I'm just use 2 sailors
I think they got water on the brain
I think they got more water upstairs
Than they got sugar on a candy cane
That's right, it's been a long time
Since I had a man that did it real good
If U ain't scared, take it out
I'll do it like a real live nasty girl should

CHORUS {x2}

Please, please {x2}
Nasty girl (Nasty girl)
Do U think I'm a nasty girl? {repeat 2 lines x4}
Oh (Do U think I'm a nasty girl?)
Oh (Nasty girl)
Nasty girl (Nasty girl)
Do U think I'm a nasty girl?
Oh

I don't like this groove
Try and give me something I can croon 2
Catch my drift?
That'll work

That's right, I can't control it
I need 7 inches or more
2 night, I can no longer hold it
Get it up, get it up, I can't wait anymore

Uh, it's time 2 jam
Dance nasty girls, dance
Everybody, uh, it's time 2 jam
Nasty girls, dance dance dance (Yeah)

Everybody, uh, it's time 2 jam
Nasty girls, dance dance dance
Uh, it's time 2 jam
Nasty girls, dance dance dance {repeat 2 lines x5}
(Are U gonna come?) {x4}
(Ooh ooh ooh)
Uh

Is that it?
Mm, wake me when U're done
I guess U'll be the only one having fun

© 1982 Girlsongs Music - ASCAP

Vanity - lead vocals Brenda Bennett - vocals Susan Moonsie - vocals Prince - all instruments (credited as The Time)

Nasty Girl video

when u watch the Nasty Girls video, it is all over when you see Vanity walk into the room with that intent star toying with her chain and Susan and Brenda move in behind her...

Oh yeah, I remember when Nasty Girl came out. I was living in NYC in my early 20s. Massive dance floor hit!!

violetcrush said:

poppys said:

What's that thing hanging down over his face?

I think it's a black veil. Love how he has one side of his white tank top off. Rare to see him in jeans too.

whoa, gotta rewatch again. jeans - deep undercover.

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"All eight of these dumb, dancy little synth tunes get me off when I let my guard down, and most of them are funny, hooky, and raunchy at the same time." ~The Village Voice, Robert Christgau

these photos. Love the horizontal gif post.

who could get tired of looking at vanity pics?

Prince Builds His Kingdom

As the mystery in Minneapolis grows wider, more and more wonder who's really doing what to earn those gold records which are accumulating among Prince's entourage.

He wears his sexuality just above the knees, where his uni-sex leg-warmers end and his fleshy thighs begin. His multi-racial politics dart in and out of darkens and light between religious doom-saying and party-hearty platitudes. Born with a dirty mind, he's learned the music au natural, with no guidance, no lessons, no waiting.

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Self described as "his mother's favorite freak," Prince has a grand chance at becoming a King. But to those who first plucked him from obscurity in north Minneapolis at age 17, he's a "very thorny rose," a five-foot-two Napoleon in drag. He's also super secret. And at 23 years, the handsome kid in his Frederics of Hollywood underwear and Humphery Bogart's (studded) trenchcoat is quickly becoming the most talked about, least understood mystery musicmaker on the block. Here in Minneapolis-St. Paul (America's Twin Cities located in the quiet, and often cold, north country), we simply call him "His Royal Badness," founding father of The Time, master designer behind Vanity 6. The man-child behind the curtain. Sometimes he plays unannounced with his band in our bars.

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Ironic as it is, that sad situation may prove to be the ideal environment for the one-man sex and music machine. Prince still makes his home here, out of one of Minnesota’s 10,000 lakes, 20 minutes from the cities. His family, including his divorced father, who leads a musical life of his own, and one of his sisters, who sings in a local Black gospel choir is scattered across the Twin Cities. One of nine children, Prince Rogers Nelson can go about his business, recording in his private studio, the one located "somewhere in uptown." Or he can hang out at the First Avenue club where he has often tested out his latest jams on an unsuspecting dance crowd. Nobody bothers him much, even when he's in the cool company of his good pal Morris Day from The Time, or Vanity from Vanity 6. If he feels claustrophobic, he can commute to Los Angeles or New York. Being famous insures a smooth getaway.

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Enter Vanity 6, stage left. Vanity 6 is Prince's female alter ego, three pinup peculiar princesses in lingerie who peddle excessive street eroticism that borders on soft-core porn. On their debut record (another Warner Bros. product, by the way), the nasty girls work through a blue testament series of sex scenarios that covers the familiar turf of "Wet Dreams" and dull boyfriends. Unlike The Time, these daughters of controversy aren't from Minnesota's backwoods or alleys. Susan's from the Caribbean, Brenda's from Boston and the beautiful Vanity is a Canadian export from Toronto. How all three came to be Prince's V- girls is a case Kojak might consider.

The babes in lingerie share neither The Time's hit-hopping party funk or their home addresses. Instead, His Royal Badness has hung a more British brand of syntho-pop behind the album's best cuts, while snatching a JB lick for workouts like "Nasty Girls." In a live setting, The Time backs Vanity, with you know who looking over their shoulders. You see, it's family affair. And it's becoming so solidified that even Prince has begun dropping joke lines about Jamie Starr and his too wild and loose offspring. "Jamie Starr's a thief," he says on the new 1999 album. "The Time will fix your clock," and "Vanity 6 is so sweet" he mugs during "Dance,Music,Sex,Romance." So what if Prince is indeed the mystery man pulling the wool over our eyes? He's pitting people to work and giving the rest of the general population a proven formula for outrageousness in this year's unending depression. And so far, Prince's potent prescriptions have proven to be the most satisfying lethal doses of fun any listener on the rock or soul front lines, could ask for. Besides, his low profile, high octane output and pet projects give people here in the Twin Cities bars something to talk about all winter other than the cold. Did you think Prince wore those leg-warmers just for show?