A multimedia‑rich digital drop from March 22, 2001, Edition #2 expanded the NPG Music Club with exclusive live tracks, rare segues, and the second full Ahdio Show broadcast — a defining moment in Prince’s early online era.

Released on 18 February 2001, NPG Music Club Edition #1 introduced Prince’s subscription‑based digital platform with exclusive audio, video, and the debut of NPG Ahdio Show #1.

A landmark release in Maceo Parker’s catalogue, Dial M‑A‑C‑E‑O arrived on March 23 2000 (Japan) and April 11 2000 worldwide, as a collaborative, cross‑genre project enriched by Prince’s direct musical involvement. Featuring instrumental versions of “The Greatest Romance Ever Sold” and “Baby Knows” built from Prince’s original backing tracks, the album stands as a rare intersection of Parker’s jazz‑funk mastery and Prince’s late‑’90s creative universe. 🟣 The Story Released wo

“Has life begun again for the artist formerly known as over?”

“Has life begun again for the artist formerly known as over?”

On the morning of April 24, 1999, Prince held an intimate aftershow at his own Paisley Park Studios, delivering a funky, high-energy 80-minute set that blended covers, classics, and a special debut. This late-night/early-morning performance captured Prince in full groove mode surrounded by an all-star band during one of his most creatively fertile periods. 🟣 Event Details Date: 24 April 1999 (a.m.) Location: Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, Minnesota, USA Tour / Era: Pos

Chaka Khan’s NPG‑era debut — a Prince‑powered studio album released in the UK on March 29, 1999.

“New Power Generation — Vendredi 21 Août — Paris Zénith — 20h Guest: Larry Graham”

This Times Magazine feature stands as one of the most visually striking and thematically resonant portraits of Prince in the late ’90s — a moment when transformation wasn’t just an artistic choice but a defining principle.

• “Learn to play your guitar like the experts” • “PRINCE! Right royal rhythm” • “GTCD 43 — April 98” • “Workshops in blues, jazz, pop, country & classical”