Prince will be seated with wife in front row, next to Beyonce, Janet and Jermain Dupri...if the couple shows...

Prince will perform a 6minute set with Beyonce as the Shows Opener...and it will be an AMAZING send off for the 46th Grammy Show.

According to E! Television.

Insiders say, that PRINCE and Beyonce's Performance will be beyong INCREDIBLE and its a duet!!!


New Album COMING PEOPLE?
Hmmm...can't waite!

I hope they do a live version of 'Crazy In Love'. With P's current horn section, they could really blast it out. Then follow it into a new P song.

It would be better than Justin & Janet!

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Ok

6 minutes?

Wow, that is cool.

Oh, Heavens no!!!

I hope he pulls her tit out!!!

garnis said:

Me too

Looking forward to that...

Looking forward to the concert afterwards...

Looking forward to my next day off...

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

i knew somebody was gon' say that.

hot shit!!

anyway...at least there's parliament/funkadelic and ew & f i can look forward to.

Entertainment Tonight sorta pointed where beyonce was going to sit and it wasn't next to Prince.. BUT they were both in the front row.

When the ET Host pointed to where Prince would be sitting it looked like it was FRONT ROW In the Middle right where everyone walks to go on stage!!!

Something it clearly up behind the scenes with Prince's Career! I think "They" are going to give him that Comeback Respect like Carlos Santana got!

**You dont put a guy Front Row & NOT give him the Grammy for NEWS!

Just think about it (all maybe's) but...

* Prince Opens the Grammy's

* Prince is seen in almost every wide shot in the crowd because he is front row center

* Prince is given thanks from Outcast when they win & close ups on Prince.

* Prince wins Grammy for NEWS.

There MIGHT be allot of "Standing O's" that night for Prince

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Come on, why so sceptical... maybe they'll rock the house.

...unfortunately, if it's really duet, I guess it's not going to be Musicolgy. Which is a shame because I want to hear that song so bad, especially live!

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

you're not looking forward to P?

I think this could be good.

This could actually be real good.

I'm actually really looking forward to this.
If that makes me a fool then fu8k it, i am.

i don't like this collab one bit

locoarts said:

Hey! i think u'r right!

The sad thing is, the opening of the Grammy awards are usually pretty short. So don't expect any extended guitar or piano solos.

Yea, it will be Arms Of Orion.

2freaky4church1 said:

The original post says 6 minutes. Not the 11 minutes of the Funk Medley, but still...

I really do not see how this will be such a great thing!! first of all the way B sings does not compliment the way P sings! so unless she tones that down and I'm sure he will insist that she does take it down a notch, it aint gonna come off!! and they are both spotlight hogs!! but then again P aint really like that when it comes to stuff like this!! I hope she just sing and he just plays!!

I can just see her oversinging the whole damn thing!! YIKES!!
[This message was edited Sat Feb 7 12:58:59 PST 2004 by nammie]

i think it will be really cool if at the end she rips off his pants!

nammie said:[quote]I really do not see how this will be such a great thing!! first of all the way B sings does not compliment the way P sings! so unless she tones that down and I'm sure he will insist that she does take it down a notch, it aint gonna come off!! and they are both spotlight hogs!! but then again P aint really like that when it comes to stuff like this!! I hope she just sing and he just plays!!

TOMORROW PLAYS PRINCE LIVE


Let's celebrate Prince and his Band with the tightest sound There's no doubt he'll put it together perfectly. He'll have it exactly right before he ever walks out on the stage.
He's a Master of Music and when he's in the Band he'll give new life to any performer. He'll easily compensate for another. And think of the millions of people that will have a glimpse of Prince's musical magic.

locoarts said:

I am REEEALLY hoping that happens!

sick to my complete stomach...im not excited anymore...the thrill is gone... dont like this collabo...no...no..no...no...no...no...no..no

locoarts said:

Getting chills & goosebumps just thinking about it.
Definately going to tape it.

Confirmed by whom?

Romance1600 said:

http://www.grammy.com/fea..._blog.aspx

Pop Royalty
Saturday night GRAMMY rehearsals saw a majestic pairing of pop talents as multiple GRAMMY winner Prince was joined onstage by pop princess Beyoncé to work through what is sure to be one of the most eye-catching and musically satisfying performances of GRAMMY night. Prince is a nominee for Best Pop Instrumental Album this year for his N.E.W.S. record, and throughout rehearsals he demonstrated his exceptional guitar chops, wielding his trademark purple glyph guitar and effortlessly reeling off scorching lead lines and tasty fills. He was backed by an expert backup band that featured several of the players from N.E.W.S. as well as legendary sax-man Maceo Parker, and a 14-piece string section filled out the sound during more tender moments. Prince and Beyoncé displayed great chemistry together, trading vocal lines, leaning together for close harmonies, and working out some exuberant dance moves. So what tune did the royal pair play? Well, let's just say that they pack more than one into their performance, and fans of both artists are in for a special GRAMMY treat. (2/7)

Still Life With Diva
Some performers at the GRAMMY awards understandably want to hold the stage in a big way, and during this year's show, multiple-nominee Beyoncé looks to be the artist making the biggest use of stagecraft. At Saturday evening rehearsals, the singer unveiled the elaborate stage piece on which she'll perform "Dangerously In Love 2." Beyoncé appeared at the center of a huge faux gilded frame, inside of which a cast of 17 — on a well-dressed, multitiered set — struck poses to create a tableau reminiscent of a 19th century salon. Beyoncé, adding her lead vocals to the song's backing track, at first seemed hesitant to put too much strain on her powerful pipes, but as the rehearsals proceeded and the sound was dialed in, she let loose with all the melismatic gusto of an up-and-coming diva. One surprising nonhuman cast member made a perfectly timed entrance during the song's dramatic close. If that cast member hits its cue equally well on GRAMMY night, it will provide one of the show's most breathtaking moments. (2/7)

This could be really awful. I would rather he took part in the Beatle's thang...or played with Outkast and GC.

This is just confirmation that Prince is an "industry man" after all.

BoySimon said:

Sounds really awful, but I wanna see it on the screen before I start puking.

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