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mick jagger-keith richards lennon -paul page plant rick james-prince these are only examples of musicians who hate each other ,add yours please | |
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morrissey - everyone | |
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I wouldn't say Mick and Keith hate each other, more that they put up with each other.  "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Joe Tex-Prince
Otis Williams-Dennis Edwards [Edited 2/23/09 21:48pm] PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever ----- Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It | |
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Marvin Gaye - Prince & Rick James.
Although Rick and Grace Jones presented Marvin with a Grammy in '84 or so and everything seemed fine n dandy.... still, I wonder what his reaction would've been to Prince and Nona gettin it on 
That reminds me, there's more footage of him performing "Let's Get It On" and towards the end he stars stripping. He gets to his underpants and says, "I'm not Prince I can't take this off!" [Edited 2/23/09 22:48pm] | |
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In Miles Davis' biography he writes about how annoyed he was when Clive Davis had advised and insisted Wynton Marsalis that it was
okay to appear un-announced onstage during one of Miles' concerts, not even with an instrument... just go and standing there onstage next to Miles. Prior to that, Miles was already irritated about Wynton's disrespecting opinions to other musicians. Miles described that during that stage-incident and before noticing Wynton next to him, he suddenly saw people in the crowd looking shocked and also hesitant if they were gonna cheer or not. From what i remember reading in the bio, the convo onstage between Miles and Wynton went something like : Wynton : Hey Miles ... Miles : What are you doing here ?! Wynton : Well, Clive said it was okay to go onstage ... Miles : I don't give a #* ! Get outta here, you're interrupting my show ! Miles just hated how Clive tried to bring them together and that Wynton followed Clive's advise without hesitance. [Edited 2/24/09 0:02am] | |
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Shango said: In Miles Davis' biography he writes about how annoyed he was when Clive Davis had advised and insisted Wynton Marsalis that it was
okay to appear un-announced onstage during one of Miles' concerts, not even with an instrument... just go and standing there onstage next to Miles. Prior to that, Miles was already irritated about Wynton's disrespecting opinions to other musicians. Miles described that during that stage-incident and before noticing Wynton next to him, he suddenly saw people in the crowd looking shocked and also hesitant if they were gonna cheer or not. From what i remember reading in the bio, the convo onstage between Miles and Wynton went something like : Wynton : Hey Miles ... Miles : What are you doing here ?! Wynton : Well, Clive said it was okay to go onstage ... Miles : I don't give a #* ! Get outta here, you're interrupting my show ! Miles just hated how Clive tried to bring them together and that Wynton followed Clive's advise without hesitance. [Edited 2/24/09 0:02am] i own a miles davis biography but i didnt finish reading it yet , wich biograpy is it? | |
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thebanishedone said: slash-axl
mick jagger-keith richards lennon -paul page plant rick james-prince these are only examples of musicians who hate each other ,add yours please I think their differences have been overcome now, but I think the Davis brothers from The Kinks had major fallings-out and also the Everleys. Plus there's no love lost between Carl Barrat and Pete Doherty. And how about Ozzy Osbourne's first album being rerecorded with the entire bass and drum tracks rerecorded so they wouldn't have to pay the old bassist and drummer royalties anymore. Not sure of the story there, but it can only have been the result of bad blood. Scott Weiland and the rest of VR? This is not an exit | |
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motownlover said: i own a miles davis biography but i didnt finish reading it yet , wich biograpy is it?  enjoy the ride 
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rocknrolldave said: And how about Ozzy Osbourne's first album being rerecorded with the entire bass and drum tracks rerecorded so they wouldn't have to pay the old bassist and drummer royalties anymore. Not sure of the story there, but it can only have been the result of bad blood.
On that same note I think I recall reading an interview where Jay Kay of Jamiroquai said something about how they had a whole new album planned & ready to go ahead, but then after Stewart Zender left the group, they had to start all over again so they wouldn't run into any legal problems with him. The result was their "Synkronized" album, released in 1999. Maybe there was a bit of a beef there, too. Who knows though.  | |
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anc282 said: Marvin Gaye - Prince & Rick James.
Although Rick and Grace Jones presented Marvin with a Grammy in '84 or so and everything seemed fine n dandy.... still, I wonder what his reaction would've been to Prince and Nona gettin it on
That reminds me, there's more footage of him performing "Let's Get It On" and towards the end he stars stripping. He gets to his underpants and says, "I'm not Prince I can't take this off!"
[Edited 2/23/09 22:48pm] What is your source of info for the Marvin Gaye-Prince and Rick James "hatred"? sounds like hearsay to me. | |
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Anxiety said: morrissey - everyone
see, i somewhat like morrissey music. i think its not really hate more like envy he envy other musicians because they have more talent than him. | |
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rocknrolldave said: And how about Ozzy Osbourne's first album being rerecorded with the entire bass and drum tracks rerecorded so they wouldn't have to pay the old bassist and drummer royalties anymore. Not sure of the story there, but it can only have been the result of bad blood.
It's the first 2 albums... and it's nothing more than a royalty dispute... they were hired as studio musicians to play on his albums and later wanted more money and sued him, so the Osbournes just deleted the drums and bass and let Faith No More's Mike Bordin and Metallica's Rob Trujillo rerecord their parts! | |
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George Benson - Prince nWo: bboy87 - Timmy84 - LittleBlueCorvette - MuthaFunka - phunkdaddy - Christopher
MuthaFunka - Black...by popular demand | |
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Billie Holiday - Peggy Lee/Patti Page
Martha Reeve - Diana Ross Aretha Franklin - anybody in the world with a pussy between their legs. Chaka Khan - Mary J Wait, didn't we do this before NOT so long ago? | |
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Harlepolis said: Billie Holiday - Peggy Lee/Patti Page
Martha Reeve - Diana Ross Aretha Franklin - anybody in the world with a pussy between their legs. Chaka Khan - Mary J Wait, didn't we do this before NOT so long ago? Really? Wow! That's new to me. This sig is just a fig of your imago-neigh-shun | |
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Mysterioso said: Harlepolis said: Billie Holiday - Peggy Lee/Patti Page
Martha Reeve - Diana Ross Aretha Franklin - anybody in the world with a pussy between their legs. Chaka Khan - Mary J Wait, didn't we do this before NOT so long ago? Really? Wow! That's new to me. I hope you ain't suprised by that
Chaka wasn't too pleased about "that girl" singing her song "Sweet Thing" even I ain't the biggest fan of Mary, I honestly prefer her version "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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The Marvin/Rick thing wasn't personal. It was an ego thing with them. But they really respected each other. Rick called Marvin his biggest idol. I say the same thing about Prince.
Marvin had a beef with Lou Rawls though that was also competitive. And that little tiff with Ms. Ross over their album, lol. Diana and Martha have had a love-hate relationship but that could be on Martha's half than Diana's. I find it surprising people express their one-time hate for Miss Ross yet you hardly hear Diana say shit about THEM yet Aretha, Patti, Chaka and 'em talk shit about other women OPENLY.
Martha also had beef with the Velvelettes for some crazy reason.  | |
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MuthaFunka said: George Benson - Prince
Seriously? Why is that? | |
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paul and lennon hated each other? i knew they weren't exactly towards each othe r but i didn't know it was like that. same with mick jagger and keith richards. | |
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Elton John and Keith Richards
Dionne Warwick and Diana Ross LOL at Aretha Franklin and anyone with a vagina (that is mostly true) Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart (more Beck hates him) Martha Reeves and Diana Ross Alvin Lee and every decent guitar player Larry Blackmon and everyone with a penis Anita Baker and her shadow Music Royalty in Motion | |
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dannyd5050 said: MuthaFunka said: George Benson - Prince
Seriously? Why is that? I think it came down to more of a "jealousy" thing at that time. All I know is, my friends' pops back in the late 80s - early 90s used to throw a party for GB whenever he played L.A. and his pops ALWAYS informed us to not mention P in front of him, as all 3 of us were P fans. So, I, like the asshole that I was (and still am :lol), decided to have fun with it and I brought up P in front of GB and GB rolled his eyes and said something to the likes of "Man, don't even get me started on that chump" and strolled away to finish his drink. Now, "WHY" he was so pissed at P, I can't tell ya, but I saw it as GB just being a hater at that time. nWo: bboy87 - Timmy84 - LittleBlueCorvette - MuthaFunka - phunkdaddy - Christopher
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MuthaFunka said: dannyd5050 said: Seriously? Why is that? I think it came down to more of a "jealousy" thing at that time. All I know is, my friends' pops back in the late 80s - early 90s used to throw a party for GB whenever he played L.A. and his pops ALWAYS informed us to not mention P in front of him, as all 3 of us were P fans. So, I, like the asshole that I was (and still am :lol), decided to have fun with it and I brought up P in front of GB and GB rolled his eyes and said something to the likes of "Man, don't even get me started on that chump" and strolled away to finish his drink. Now, "WHY" he was so pissed at P, I can't tell ya, but I saw it as GB just being a hater at that time. Interesting In the mid 90s,I guess George worked out his differences with Prince? Didn't he record an album at Paisley Park and even appeared onstage with Prince? | |
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Kurt Cobain vs. Axl Rose
Tim Dog vs. Compton Amiee Mann vs. Phil Collins My Legacy
http://prince.org/msg/8/192731 | |
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The Rick James/Prince feud was great and both artists made their absolute best music during that period also. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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RnBAmbassador said: Dionne Warwick and Diana Ross Dionne was pissed off at Cilla Black for covering "Anyone Who Had a Heart". | |
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MuthaFunka said: dannyd5050 said: Seriously? Why is that? I think it came down to more of a "jealousy" thing at that time. All I know is, my friends' pops back in the late 80s - early 90s used to throw a party for GB whenever he played L.A. and his pops ALWAYS informed us to not mention P in front of him, as all 3 of us were P fans. So, I, like the asshole that I was (and still am :lol), decided to have fun with it and I brought up P in front of GB and GB rolled his eyes and said something to the likes of "Man, don't even get me started on that chump" and strolled away to finish his drink. Now, "WHY" he was so pissed at P, I can't tell ya, but I saw it as GB just being a hater at that time. Maybe Prince tried to get some of that dick. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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SoulAlive said: MuthaFunka said: I think it came down to more of a "jealousy" thing at that time. All I know is, my friends' pops back in the late 80s - early 90s used to throw a party for GB whenever he played L.A. and his pops ALWAYS informed us to not mention P in front of him, as all 3 of us were P fans. So, I, like the asshole that I was (and still am :lol), decided to have fun with it and I brought up P in front of GB and GB rolled his eyes and said something to the likes of "Man, don't even get me started on that chump" and strolled away to finish his drink. Now, "WHY" he was so pissed at P, I can't tell ya, but I saw it as GB just being a hater at that time. Interesting In the mid 90s,I guess George worked out his differences with Prince? Didn't he record an album at Paisley Park and even appeared onstage with Prince?I don't know about making an album but he did perform with Prince onstage at 1 of Prince's aftershows in the 90's. | |
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Mysterioso said: Harlepolis said: Billie Holiday - Peggy Lee/Patti Page
Martha Reeve - Diana Ross Aretha Franklin - anybody in the world with a pussy between their legs. Chaka Khan - Mary J Wait, didn't we do this before NOT so long ago? Really? Wow! That's new to me. Is that really true? Because Mary J. sang with Chaka on her last album. They did a song called "Disrespectful", which is an old crack track of mine. | |
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SoulAlive said: MuthaFunka said: I think it came down to more of a "jealousy" thing at that time. All I know is, my friends' pops back in the late 80s - early 90s used to throw a party for GB whenever he played L.A. and his pops ALWAYS informed us to not mention P in front of him, as all 3 of us were P fans. So, I, like the asshole that I was (and still am :lol), decided to have fun with it and I brought up P in front of GB and GB rolled his eyes and said something to the likes of "Man, don't even get me started on that chump" and strolled away to finish his drink. Now, "WHY" he was so pissed at P, I can't tell ya, but I saw it as GB just being a hater at that time. Interesting In the mid 90s,I guess George worked out his differences with Prince? Didn't he record an album at Paisley Park and even appeared onstage with Prince?I'm not sure if he recorded anything at PP but I do remember reading he was onstage with P and the hatchet was buried by then. nWo: bboy87 - Timmy84 - LittleBlueCorvette - MuthaFunka - phunkdaddy - Christopher
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