Prince and the New Power Generation’s final Love Symbol single, issued in the US on April 3, 1993 with “Live 4 Love” on the B‑side.

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

Released in the UK on 1 March 1993, the single pairs The Morning Papers with Live 4 Love and reached No. 52 on the UK chart.

Prince launched the Diamonds and Pearls Tour at Tokyo Dome on April 3, 1992, unveiling a newly expanded band, a bold visual identity, and a show built to match the scale of his most lavish album in years. The opening night signalled a new era of spectacle, musicianship, and global ambition. A tour built on glamour, precision, and reinvention. The kickoff performance captured Prince at a moment of transformation — introducing the New Power Generation as a fully realised band,

The fifth and final commercial single from Diamonds And Pearls – released March 16, 1992 in the UK – featuring the socially conscious title track and unreleased B-side Call The Law.

Released March 5, 1992, Hippy Blood includes multiple Prince‑remixed versions and the Prince‑written Whispering Dandelions, with Japan receiving an expanded EP featuring Elephant Box remixes.

US‑only 1991 single from True Confessions, written and produced by Prince and issued in multiple remix formats.

🟣 Prince‑penned funk‑pop firecracker that launched the Private Waters In The Great Divide era with uncredited Paisley fingerprints all over it. 🟣 Summary The Sex Of It was the lead single from Kid Creole and the Coconuts’ album Private Waters In The Great Divide, issued two weeks after the LP across North America, the UK, and Europe. Written by Prince and co‑produced with David Z., the track also features uncredited Prince performance contributions. Its B‑side, He’s Takin’