This is the debut (and only) studio album by Fonky Bald Heads, a funk/hip-hop group featuring longtime Prince collaborators Kirk Johnson, Kip Blackshire, and Mike Scott. Artist: Fonky Bald Heads Label: Kitchen Records Date: June 11, 2001 Catalogue: none Format: CD Album Country: USA Genre: Funk / Hip-Hop Style: Funky rap / R&B Written by: Various (Prince co-wrote “Rowdy Mac”) Produced by: FBH Productions / Kirk Johnson TRACK LIST Introdukshun Soundasame Under The Same Clouds

A rare promotional 12" single sent to select DJs on Prince’s 34th birthday, featuring the explicit funk anthem “Sexy M.F.” — the first single from the Love Symbol Album officially credited to Prince and the New Power Generation. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince and the New Power Generation Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Date: June 7, 1992 Catalogue: PRO-A-5570 (Promo) / L-39777 (Yellow Vinyl) Format: 12" Single Country: United States CONTEXT & NOTES Due to its explicit lyri

This special commercial limited edition double 12" pack was released to boost sales during the massive success of the Purple Rain era, pairing the full-length single with a bonus 12" of 1999 Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. Date: June 22, 1984 Catalogue: W9286T + SAM 199 Format: Double 12" Single (Limited Edition Commercial Pack) Country: UK Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince TRACK LIST UK Double 12" Limited Edition Commercial Pack (W9286T + SAM 199) Disc 1 – Side A Whe

Prince released “1999” as the lead single from his double album of the same name on September 24, 1982 in the USA. The song became one of his signature anthems and a major hit upon re-release. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. Records Format: 7" / 12" Vinyl Single Country: United States Released: September 24, 1982 Genre: Funk, Rock, Minneapolis Sound A-Side: “1999” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince B-Side: “How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?” Written by: