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Parade era Hey everyone, just like the lovesexy era thread. I would like to know songs done in the Parade era, please help me out, i know some tracks that didn't make it to the album, but please list what u know.
Parade album, and? | |
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oh, man, parade woulda made one killer double album. so many great tunes, so many that fell through the cracks: what about an honest man, junk music, all my dreams, love or money, others here with us, etc, etc. ,etc.!
as it is, i've always felt the parade album was very good but slight. so short! and short on really strong songs, too, although the music and the concept are both brilliant. Stand at the crossroads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths...(Jeremiah 6:16) www.ancientfaithradio.com
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Kiss, Mountains and Anotherlover extended
Love or Money Alexa De Paris Others Here With Us Heaven Neon Telephone All My Dreams Old Friends 4 Sale | |
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I've found that High Fashion, Mutiny, Desire and Splash go well with Parade as well. | |
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Jem said: Hey everyone, just like the lovesexy era thread. I would like to know songs done in the Parade era, please help me out, i know some tracks that didn't make it to the album, but please list what u know.
Parade album, and? LITTLE GIRL WENDYS PARADE, and the whole charade outtake's bootleg. the track list was on here recently my vinyl lp's out of reach right now ! | |
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 a Dream Factory thread + it's an outtake from The Family but I think that Miss Understood (Susannah on vocals) has a Parade vibe - Understanding is cheap when you fall in love | |
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Parade, Sunset Sound, 17-28 April 1985 – 1st album configuration 1 May 1985
Little Girl Wendy’s Parade #1 (2:06) (17/4) – backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa New Position #2 (17/4) – backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa I Wonder U #1 (1:30) (17/4) – backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa Under The Cherry Moon* (17/4) – backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa Others Here With Us (2:38) (20/4) Tibet (Instrumental) (20/4) Old Friends 4 Sale #1 (3:29) (20/4) Sometimes It Snows In April* (21/4) – with Wendy & Lisa Life Can Be So Nice* (21/4) Evolsidog #1 (23/4) Sheila E: Holly Rock #1 (6:35) (24/4) Sheila E: Holly Rock #2* - edit of #1 Kiss #1 (1:05) – bootlegged as Kiss (Acoustic Blues) Mazarati: Kiss #2 (4:03) Kiss #3* (28/4) All My Dreams #1 (7:11) (28/4) – backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa Wendy’s Paradise – not in DMSR’s sessionography or Turn It Up 2.0, tentative placing For others, Sunset Sound, early May 1985 Velvet Kitty Cat #2 All Day, All Night #2 (5:45) Mazarati, early May 1985 Jerk Out #2 (6:52) 100 MPH #2* 100 MPH (Extended Version) (7:20) – tentative placing Strawberry Lover* (Brownmark/Prince) I Guess It’s All Over* (Brownmark/Prince) Suzie Lovelace (5:18) (Brownmark) Jill Jones, Sunset Sound, 10 May – 2 June 1985 My Man* (10/5) Hello* (24/5) Stella And Charles (26/5) Come Elektra Tuesday #1 (26/5) – lead vocal: Prince, backing vocals: Jill Jones Heaven (7:07) (26/5) Polka-Dot Tiger (28/5) – possibly instrumental Drawers (29/5) – released as Little Rock on Eric Leeds: Times Squared in 1991 Married Man (29/5) Killin’ At The Soda Shop #1 (29/5) Zebra With The Blonde Hair (29/5) – possibly instrumental For Love* (30/5) – saxophone: Eric Leeds, drums: Jellybean Johnson, bass: Paul Peterson Living Doll (2/6) Prince and The Revolution, St. Paul, 7 June 1985 Drawer’s Burnin’ – bootlegged as Burn It Wendy & Lisa overdubs, Sunset Sound, June 1985 Teacher, Teacher #2 – backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa Strange Relationship #2 (4:24) – tambourine & congas: Lisa, sitar & wooden flute: Wendy Parade, Eden Prairie Warehouse, 8-9 July 1985 Girls & Boys #1 (5:30) (8/7)* - with Wendy, Lisa, Susannah, Sheila E & Marie France Girls & Boys #2* - edit of #1 Love Or $ #1 (4:10) – with Wendy & Lisa Parade, home studio, 10 July 1985 Neon Telephone #1 (10/7) Parade, Eden Prairie Warehouse, 14-25 July 1985 Do U Lie?* (14/7) – drums: Jonathan Melvoin, backing vocals: Wendy & Lisa God Is Everywhere (July) Alexa De Paris* (July) – drums: Sheila E Venus De Milo* (July) – drums: Sheila E (U Got The) Good Drawers (25/7) – saxophone: Eric Leeds, keyboards: Susannah, drums: H.B. Bennett Home Studio, late July 1985 The Question Of U #1 Eden Prairie Warehouse, late July – mid August 1985 Call Of The Wild (late July) Yah, U Know #2 Splash #1 (1/8) Empty Room #1 (4/8) – recorded live with The Revolution Sexual Suicide #1 (3:34) (10/8) – horns: Eric Leeds Go #1 (August) – bootlegged as Leave Me Alone Jill Jones, Eden Prairie Warehouse, summer 1985 G-Spot #2 (4:52) Baby, You’re A Trip #2 11 Minutes – tentative placing, not in DMSR’s sessionography No Call U #2 – tentative placing My Sex (August) Clare Fischer, August 1985 Killin’ At The Soda Shop #2 My Baby Knows How To Love Me #2 Old Friends 4 Sale #2 (3:43) – tentative placing October 1985 The Family: High Fashion (12” Version) Wendy & Lisa overdubs, Advision Studios, London, late October – early November 1985 New Position #2* I Wonder U #2* - tentative placing Sexual Suicide #2* – backing vocals: Wendy Melvoin, horns: Eric Leeds It’s For You (Instrumental) Instrumental #1 (Mountains) Parade, Eden Prairie Warehouse, 30 November – 16 December 1985 Mountains #2* (30/11) – with the expanded Revolution An Honest Man #1 (Instrumental) (30/11) An Honest Man #2 (Vocal) – tentative placing An Honest Man #3* - edit of #1 Christopher Tracy’s Parade #2 - previously Little Girl Wendy’s Parade – tentative placing Sunset Sound, 16-26 December 1985 – Parade album completed Anotherloverholenyohead* (16/12) Sheila E: Love On A Blue Train #1 (17/12) Dream Factory #1 (December) – backing vocals: Wendy, Lisa & Susannah She Pony (December) Eternity (3:57) (December) – offered to George Clinton’s Vanessa Williams-project - released by Sheena Easton in 1987 A Couple Of Miles (Instrumental) #1 (ca.5:00) (26/12) – tenor & baritone sax added by Eric Leeds 30/12 Can I Play With U? (4:12) (26/12) – saxophone: Eric Leeds, offered to Miles Davis (* = released version)  [This message was edited Wed Oct 1 16:57:43 PDT 2003 by scififilmnerd]   FREE THE 29 MAY 1993 COME CONFIGURATION!
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Isnt Wonderful Ass from around 85-96ish too? | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said: Isnt Wonderful Ass from around 85-96ish too?
No, earlier. It was written about Vanity and was recorded in the spring-summer of 1983. Wendy & Lisa reworked it in January 1986. [This message was edited Wed Oct 1 16:55:44 PDT 2003 by scififilmnerd] FREE THE 29 MAY 1993 COME CONFIGURATION!
FREE THE JANUARY 1994 THE GOLD ALBUM CONFIGURATION |
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Too bad we don't have ALL that. | |
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TRON said: Too bad we don't have ALL that.  | |
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scififilmnerd said: JDINTERACTIVE said: Isnt Wonderful Ass from around 85-96ish too?
No, earlier. It was written about Vanity and was recorded in the spring-summer of 1983. Wendy & Lisa reworked it in January 1986.
[This message was edited Wed Oct 1 16:55:44 PDT 2003 by scififilmnerd] Yes! The 2nd time Ive been corrected this week! | |
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fms said: i've always felt the parade album was very good but slight. so short! and short on really strong songs, too, although the music and the concept are both brilliant.
I totally agree Parade is one of my favourite albumsI'll leave graffiti where you've never been kissed | |
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scififilmnerd said: Tibet (Instrumental) (20/4) I'd love to hear that one. Very un-Princely title for that era. It's one of the most interesting sounding outtakes to me of all of them. Don't know why. and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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