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Candy Dulfer: Sax on Fire

Candy Dulfer, the Dutch funk‑jazz saxophonist, became one of Prince’s most electrifying collaborators. Her sharp, soulful tone powered tours, aftershows, and studio sessions from the late ’80s onward. Known for her breakout with “Lily Was Here” and her fearless stage presence, she brought a fiery, melodic edge that fit seamlessly into the NPG’s high‑octane sound.

Cover of Candy Dulfer’s 1993 album Sax‑A‑Go‑Go, showing Dulfer holding a saxophone above her while lying on a white pillow.

Cover of Candy Dulfer’s 1993 album Sax‑A‑Go‑Go, showing Dulfer holding a saxophone above her while lying on a white pillow.

🟣 Candy Dulfer – Sax‑A‑Go‑Go: 1993

Released in Europe on 1 March 1993, the album includes the Prince‑written instrumental “Sunday Afternoon,” re‑recorded by Candy Dulfer’s band.

Candy Dulfer: Sax on Fire

GlamSlamEscape

Mar 3, 1993

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