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List of all prince songs with Clare Fischer's contributions? Trying to make a list of all the prince songs that Clare Fischer contributed to So far I know of The future Crystal ball New position Also wondering if those are indeed his strings that you hear in the opening of "The One" promo video? | |
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The Screams of Passion River Run Dry High Fashion Nothing Compares 2 U
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MIA BOCCA . "I think the album was a very intellectual album. We made a decision to take a lot of the poppy songs off. Once Clare Fisher puts the strings on it... I wanted to leave them on... That's where I sealed my fate to never have a hit record..." Jill Jones
Killin’ At The Soda Shop [Monterey Sound Studios] | |
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Strays of the World (Crystal Ball compilation -Come outtake)
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Goodbye ( love symbol album and Emancipation album outtake ) Clare Fischer worked on the Emancipation version | |
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Alexis de Paris
Old Friends 4 Sale(85 unreleased version) Monterey Sound Studios
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Monterey Sound Studios
Christopher Tracy’s Parade New Position (unreleased versions) Under The Cherry Moon (unreleased versions) Life Can Be So Nice (unreleased versions) Venus De Milo Do U Lie?
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Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic [unused piece made for New Position] | |
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This feels like a job for VaultCurator to update his spread sheet. "  don’t really care so much what people say about me because it is a reflection of who they r." |
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We give Prince too much credit for Clare's contribution. All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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Sigh! Anyway :roll: Does anybody remember the mixtape Wax Poetics released shortly after Clare’s passing? I thought that was a great tribute, and the songs they picked from the different artists he collaborated with fit seamlessly with each other. One of these days, I’ll stop being lazy and make a Clare Fischer playlist | |
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Splash | |
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Pink Cashmere |
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OldFriends does get a bit carried away someitmes, could have just made a list RIP  | |
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- Well then, stop being lazy and make that fantastic Clare Fischer playlist. LOL
Serious, I never heard of that Wax Poetics release... Which one is it ? I Have many old Clare Fischer records. Love what the guy did. And certainly adored whatever he contributed to Prince's songs. A magical addition, always. A shame Prince used it more than often just as an additional excerpt to embellish his own songs. He often messed around with these full Clare Fischer recordings he had in his vault on his later songs. And not always used verything. I'm sure Clare wrote and recorded loads of unheard orchestra for many Prince songs we've never heard. Prince never met him/never wanted to meet him apparrently. The most fantastic collaboration ever. I even remember Robert Palmer also worked wit Clare Fischer, because of what he heard in Prince's tunes. - "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts" (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) |
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Does anybody remember the mixtape Wax Poetics released shortly after Clare’s passing? I thought that was a great tribute, and the songs they picked from the different artists he collaborated with fit seamlessly with each other. One of these days, I’ll stop being lazy and make a Clare Fischer playlist
never carried away, just in the moment
No I don't have a list, I was going off of listening to music as a I posted them
There are more, so I'm not putting any more work into it, . . Haha | |
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Vannormal said:
- Well then, stop being lazy and make that fantastic Clare Fischer playlist. LOL
Serious, I never heard of that Wax Poetics release... Which one is it ? I Have many old Clare Fischer records. Love what the guy did. And certainly adored whatever he contributed to Prince's songs. A magical addition, always. A shame Prince used it more than often just as an additional excerpt to embellish his own songs. He often messed around with these full Clare Fischer recordings he had in his vault on his later songs. And not always used verything. I'm sure Clare wrote and recorded loads of unheard orchestra for many Prince songs we've never heard. Prince never met him/never wanted to meet him apparrently. The most fantastic collaboration ever. I even remember Robert Palmer also worked wit Clare Fischer, because of what he heard in Prince's tunes. - I’m forever indebted to whoever curated that playlist, thanks to them I got introduced to Switch’s “We Can Make It Better” (which he worked on). One of the most stunning pieces of music ever recorded imo, only gripe I have with it is it was criminally too short. | |
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- OMG. I love that little song too, and that whole album in fact. That litle song somehow always makes me think of ''Venus De Milo''. Not in the literal musical sense, but in the atmosphere it creates. Especially the last part. -
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts" (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) |
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Oh indeed. Both songs exude similar blissful energy and sonically, both have more or less the same qualities. | |
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Hi everyone. I’ve had a look through PrinceVault.com and I’ve come up with this list. If you spot any errors please let me know and I’ll edit it.
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Album intro^ Thanks!! Wasn't aware Clare was that much involved | |
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In A Word Or 2 (Monie Love) definitely sounds like Fischer too, although I don’t think he was officially credited. |
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Waaw! That is a fantastic list VaultCurator. Thank you so much ! - He obviulsy liked the arrangements for ''Crystal Ball'' a lot! Since he often went back to use those ; - Same goes for the ''Killing At Tha Soda Shop'' and other for Jill Jones used samples. - Isn't the song ''An Honest Man'', the intro to the ''Under The Cherry Moon'' movie, having Clare Fischer al over it? -
[Edited 11/15/21 1:35am] "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts" (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) |
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Album intro'' (Early 1992) Unreleased Intro included Crystal Ball string sample
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Thanks for that list, VaultCurator! |
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Definitely a sample of Clare Fisher. I can't identify the original song at the moment, though. |
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Clare & Prince, as important as Eric & Prince, Sheila & Prince. His strings alone on the Parade album, Jill Jones album and An Honest Man instrumental are legendary.Wow the insane musicianship. |
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