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Kiss music video borrowed from KC and Sunshine Band? Did Prince ever discuss his disco era influences or contemporaries? I found this coincidence while digging around listening to old music.
1982 - KC and Sunshine Band's album artwork for "All In A Night's Work"
1986 Prince's music video for "Kiss"
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I am pretty sure the concept was mostly from the director, Rebecca Blake. "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Thanks. She doesn't mention her inspiration but she has a history of photography in the music industry. I wonder if she was the photographer of the 1982 KC album artwork? Anybody have a physical copy of the KC album w/liner notes? I'm not having any luck googling it. [Edited 12/8/19 17:08pm] | |
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Hmm, seems like there may be some sort of tangent connection.
Rebecca Blake's photography was featured in "Eyes of Laura Mars" a 1978 film that was "imagined a glamourous star vehicle with a hit disco soundtrack featuring KC & The Sunshine Band."
https://www.regentstreetcinema.com/programme/eyes-of-laura-mars/
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