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Thread started 03/25/04 6:22pm

MoneyMade

THE TRUTH:...WHO REALLY INFLUENCED PRINCE?

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Reply #1 posted 03/25/04 6:23pm

MoneyMade

IT'S SYLVESTER....AND HE KNOWS IT.

http://www.queerculturalc...Quilt.html


I'M SURE THERE ARE SOME OLD INTERVIEWS
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Reply #2 posted 03/25/04 6:32pm

MoneyMade

MoneyMade said:

IT'S SYLVESTER....AND HE KNOWS IT.

http://www.queerculturalc...Quilt.html


I'M SURE THERE ARE SOME OLD INTERVIEWS



Sylvester (1946 - 1988) was a star, plain and simple. He was one of the first openly gay pop music stars, and, unlike the Village People, he was not a caricature. Sylvester was for real. His shows were wild and his personality flamboyant, but underneath was a sincere, talent-filled entertainer. Sylvester James was born in 1946 in Los Angeles. He made his stage debut with the Cockettes, an androgynous theatrical group, on New Year's Eve 1970. Later in the 1970's, Sylvester put together the Hot Band. He began recording for the Blue Thumb label and built up a loyal audience in San Francisco with his outrageous stage shows. By the end of the 1970's, Sylvester was a disco star. His hits, Dance (Disco Heat) and You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) are classics. The latter featured synthesizer arrangements from Patrick Cowley that would influence dance music for years to come.
Dance music fans have not forgotten Sylvester. He will always be deeply missed.

(Text taken from a news clipping accompanying the panel in 1988.)


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Reply #3 posted 03/25/04 6:42pm

MoneyMade

Slyvester also on Warner Bros. Label..
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Reply #4 posted 03/25/04 7:31pm

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MoneyMade said:

MoneyMade said:

IT'S SYLVESTER....AND HE KNOWS IT.

http://www.queerculturalc...Quilt.html


I'M SURE THERE ARE SOME OLD INTERVIEWS



Sylvester (1946 - 1988) was a star, plain and simple. He was one of the first openly gay pop music stars, and, unlike the Village People, he was not a caricature. Sylvester was for real. His shows were wild and his personality flamboyant, but underneath was a sincere, talent-filled entertainer. Sylvester James was born in 1946 in Los Angeles. He made his stage debut with the Cockettes, an androgynous theatrical group, on New Year's Eve 1970. Later in the 1970's, Sylvester put together the Hot Band. He began recording for the Blue Thumb label and built up a loyal audience in San Francisco with his outrageous stage shows. By the end of the 1970's, Sylvester was a disco star. His hits, Dance (Disco Heat) and You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) are classics. The latter featured synthesizer arrangements from Patrick Cowley that would influence dance music for years to come.
Dance music fans have not forgotten Sylvester. He will always be deeply missed.

(Text taken from a news clipping accompanying the panel in 1988.)


AIDS Memorial Quilt http://www.aidsquilt.org/sylvester.html

hmmm
Similar falsettos cat, both are funky dancing jig, both have made use of the double entendre (Do You Wanna Funk/We can funk until the dawn) boff.

You may have a point...albeit a small one giggle.
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Reply #5 posted 03/25/04 7:48pm

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you're late...I already knew Sylvester influenced Prince...lol
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Reply #6 posted 03/25/04 8:38pm

ThreadBare

He might have been influenced more by that other Sylvester ... you know, Mr. Stewart.


As far as who really influenced P?

You know how it takes a village to raise a kid? Well, that Kid was Prince...
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Reply #7 posted 03/26/04 12:41am

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What about Tweety Pie?


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Reply #8 posted 03/26/04 1:31am

MoneyMade

PEEP THIS...SHOCKING ISN'T IT!!!! PLAY....AND DECIDE http://www.queerculturalc...tunes.html
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Reply #9 posted 03/26/04 8:19pm

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shuggie otis
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Reply #10 posted 03/27/04 2:04pm

Thumparello

wOW! pRINCE IS A HYBRID OF SO MANY TALENTS. A REVOLUTIONARY KIND OF ARTIST THAT IS HARD TO PIN.



LETS SEE WHAT I HEAR--BEATLES, SLY,P-FUNK, JAMES BROWN,MARVIN GAYE,ROLLING STONES( DIRTY MIND LP) AND SO MANY OTHERS.

HES A RARE TALENT.
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Reply #11 posted 03/28/04 6:09am

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ThreadBare said:

He might have been influenced more by that other Sylvester ... you know, Mr. Stewart.


well DUH.


As far as who really influenced P?

You know how it takes a village to raise a kid? Well, that Kid was Prince...

and that was one funky ass village, man... lol
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