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What was Prince's last greatest harmonization? What do you think was the last greatest Prince harmonization and what would you think the reason why he didn't harmonized as much on his later projects? I would say that the end of the song Gold was his last greatest harmonization. [Edited 6/30/22 17:22pm] | |
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First song, For you was greatest but not last. Good point, he didn't do it as much after mid-90s [Edited 7/1/22 5:20am] ColdWinterDew | |
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He had some great harmonies on the Symbol album. Seven in particular, his layered vocals are beautiful. Welcome home class. We've come a long way. - RIP Prince | |
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getwild180 said: What do you think was the last greatest Prince harmonization and what would you think the reason why he didn't harmonized as much on his later projects? I would say that the end of the song Gold was his last greatest harmonization. [Edited 6/30/22 17:22pm] "The Breakdown" (hearing the vocals isolated at Paisley cemented my opinion) "Revelation" (that "future queen" harmonization is beautiful) | |
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Future Soul Song | |
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IMHO, 👁 Wonder, unreleased track from 1990-1991, him singing that E9 chord in the chorus is just ridiculous | |
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LoveGalore said: Future Soul Song ^ this one... and maybe even a little bit on "This Could Be Us" | |
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LILpoundCAKE said:
Absolutely love that one, thought of it right away. | |
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When She Comes (W2A version) | |
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I am blown everytime I hear The Second Coming "You know, this is funky but I wish he'd play like he used to, old scragglyhead son of a...*smack* OOH!"
"Who's the foo singing will it's would" | |
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last notes of The Breakdown. "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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I love the harmonization on Colonized Mind (GREAT, CLEARly recorded song) -- with Shelby J, Marva King and Tamar Davis. Although this isn't really a harmonization; everyone's singing on the same octave. I still love Prince's ability to sound SO GOOD with women in this exacgt way. It also happens at the beginning of Baltimore. [Edited 7/11/22 11:59am] | |
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yes but he asked about the LAST ones. | |
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2 the 9s You'll never know a girl called Nikki and you'll never find Erotic City | |
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Adore. . | |
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YES - that song is pure musical genius. As someone said, the Mozart of our times...
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SquirrelMeat said: Adore. So prince didn't do a great harmony since 1987? | |
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