Anotherloverholenyohead captures the final spark of The Revolution — a playful, horn‑driven funk workout that radiates the theatricality of the Parade era. Pairing it with I Wanna Be Your Lover was a clever UK‑only move, reconnecting fans with the youthful disco‑funk that launched Prince’s career. The result is a single that bridges two eras: the raw ambition of 1979 and the sophisticated experimentation of 1986. A vibrant collectible from a moment of transformation.

This Star Tribune advertisement from September 8 1986 promotes the final weekends of the Valleyfair Family Amusement Park season, featuring a special live performance by Mazarati, the Minneapolis funk band associated with Prince and the Paisley Park sound. Publication: Minneapolis Star and Tribune Date: September 8, 1986 Country: United States The advert announces “ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT” for the park’s 1986 season, listing the closing dates — September 13–14, 20–21, and 27. The

This striking 1986 concert poster promotes Prince & The Revolution’s performance in Frankfurt, Germany during the Parade tour, supporting the album and the film Under the Cherry Moon. Publication: Original Concert Poster Date: August 26, 1986 Country: Germany (West Germany) Location: Frankfurt Section: Concert Promotion (Tour Poster) THE STORY The bold black-and-white poster features a powerful image of Prince with hands raised, wearing a sleeveless top. It announces the show

This Guardian review by Adam Sweeting, published on August 14 1986, captures the ecstatic atmosphere of Prince’s Wembley Arena concert. The article portrays him as a “crowd prince of pop,” a performer whose genius, eccentricity, and charisma electrified audiences and reaffirmed his place at the pinnacle of modern music. Publication: The Guardian Date: August 14 1986 Country: United Kingdom Sweeting opens with a wry observation: “So what if he’s short, weird, and thinks he’s

This Daily Telegraph review from August 1986, titled “A Crown for Prince,” captures the spectacle and charisma of Prince’s Wembley Arena performance. Written by Charles Clover, the piece portrays Prince as a commanding figure in modern pop — a performer whose mastery of music, theatre, and style earned him royal status in the world of rock. Publication: The Daily Telegraph Date: August 14 1986 Country: United Kingdom The article opens by recalling Prince’s first London appe

This Evening Standard review from August 1986 celebrates Prince’s triumphant return to London with a dazzling performance at Wembley Arena. The article captures the electric atmosphere of the show, describing Prince as a “royal rocker” whose charisma and musical brilliance left the audience in a frenzy. Publication: Evening Standard  (The London Standard) Date: August 13 1986 Country: United Kingdom The piece opens with vivid imagery of the crowd’s excitement — “wild crowds

“Girls & Boys” was released as the third single from Prince and the Revolution’s eighth album Parade, four months after the album. Issued in the UK and Europe only to coincide with the 1986 European tour, the single featured an edit of the title track. The B-side “Under The Cherry Moon” was also taken from Parade, while additional tracks on other formats had been released previously. COUNTRY VARIANTS Artist: Prince and the Revolution Title: Girls & Boys Label: Warner Bros. /

Anotherloverholenyohead is the fourth and final single (third and final in North America) to be released from Prince’s eighth album Parade, the third album credited to Prince and the Revolution, and was released three months after the album’s release. The b-side, Girls & Boys, was also taken from the album Parade. In the UK, where Girls & Boys was released as a single, the b-side instead was I Wanna Be Your Lover, taken from Prince’s second album Prince. The 12" release conta

Article Context & Main Highlights Key Content “Ladies in Waiting” Publication: Post-Bulletin (Rochester, Minnesota) Date: Saturday, July 5, 1986 Prince surprised The Bangles by appearing as a special guest at their concert at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco. He had previously told them he couldn’t attend but flew in from Los Angeles at the last minute. Notable Details Prince joined The Bangles on stage for “Manic Monday” (the song he wrote for them), playing guitar and

Article Context & Main Highlights Key Content Release Date: July 4, 1986 (US) Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park “Holly Rock” b/w “Toy Box” Fifth single released from the Krush Groove movie soundtrack album, marking the first Sheila E. single not taken from one of her own studio albums. Written and largely performed by Prince (uncredited), “Holly Rock” is a high-energy funk track. The B-side “Toy Box” is taken from Sheila E.’s album Romance 1600. The single was also released

Publication: Star Tribune (Minneapolis Star and Tribune) Date: Thursday, July 3, 1986 “Under the Cherry Moon” Theatrical Advertisement Large promotional advertisement for Prince’s second feature film Under the Cherry Moon, appearing shortly after its nationwide release on July 2, 1986. The elegant black-and-white design features Prince’s iconic image inside a triangle with palm trees, reflecting the film’s stylish South of France setting. Key Content Notable Details The ad pr

Publication: St. Cloud Times (Saint Cloud, Minnesota) Date: Thursday, July 3, 1986 Elegant promotional advertisement for Prince’s second feature film Under the Cherry Moon, appearing the day after its nationwide release. The striking black-and-white design features Prince’s iconic image inside a large triangle with palm trees, along with a smaller photo of co-star Jerome Benton. Key Content Notable Details The ad promotes the film as a Warner Bros. release, directed by and st

Publication: El Paso Herald-Post (El Paso, Texas) Date: Wednesday, July 2, 1986 Report on Prince’s special promotional visit to Sheridan, Wyoming (pop. 15,000) for the premiere of his film Under the Cherry Moon. “Prince serenades residents of Wyoming town” Lisa Barber, a 20-year-old hotel worker, won an MTV national contest as the 10,000th caller. As her prize, Sheridan was chosen as the premiere location and she was allowed to invite 200 friends to the party at the Sheridan

Publication: The Daily Herald (Provo, Utah) Date: Wednesday, July 2, 1986 “Prince rocks Wyoming” In-depth report on Prince’s extraordinary promotional visit to the small ranching and mining town of Sheridan, Wyoming (population 15,000). As part of the world premiere campaign for his second feature film Under the Cherry Moon, MTV and Warner Bros. turned the modest community into a surprise Hollywood-style event for one night. Key Content Notable Mentions Lisa Barber, a 20-year

Publication: Longview Daily News (Longview, Washington) Date: Wednesday, July 2, 1986 A lively report on Prince’s surprise visit to Sheridan, Wyoming (population 15,000) for a special promotional event tied to the world premiere of his film Under the Cherry Moon “Star joins ‘Moon’ in Sheridan, Wyo.” Lisa Barber, a 20-year-old hotel maid from Sheridan, won an MTV national call-in contest as the 10,000th caller. Her prize included hosting the world premiere of Under the Cherry

Publication: Sentinel Tribune (Bowling Green, Ohio) / Daily Sentinel-Tribune Date: Wednesday, July 2, 1986 Report on Prince’s surprise visit to the small town of Sheridan, Wyoming (pop. 15,000) for a special promotional event tied to the premiere of his film Under the Cherry Moon. Lisa Barber, a 20-year-old hotel worker, won an MTV national call-in contest as the 10,000th caller. Her prize included hosting the local premiere of Under the Cherry Moon and an after-party at the

Publication: Brainerd Dispatch / The Brainerd Daily Dispatch (Brainerd, Minnesota) Date: Wednesday, July 2, 1986 Detailed coverage of Prince’s remarkable promotional visit to the small mining and ranching town of Sheridan, Wyoming (population 15,000). MTV and Warner Bros. collaborated to bring the world premiere of Prince’s second feature film Under the Cherry Moon to this unlikely location as part of a national contest promotion. “Prince reigns in Wyoming city” Key Content N

The fourth and final single from the album Parade, “Anotherloverholenyohead” was the third and final single released in North America from Prince’s eighth studio album. THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Format: 7" Vinyl Single / 12" Vinyl Single Country: USA Catalogue: 7-28620 (US 7") / 0-20516 (US 12") Release Date: July 2, 1986 (US) VARIANTS & PACKAGING • 7" commercial ( in picture sleeve, as above) • 12" commercial with extended mix • 7" P

Publication: The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Date: Tuesday, July 1, 1986 Section: Entertainment / Movie Advertisements Full-page promotional advert for Prince’s second feature film “Under the Cherry Moon”. Directed by and starring Prince, the film is described as a romantic comedy-drama set in the South of France. It co-stars Jerome Benton, Steven Berkoff, Emmanuelle Seigner, Alexandra Stewart, and others. The soundtrack album Parade by Prince & The Revolution

The June 29, 1986 edition of the Los Angeles Times features a full-page advertisement for Prince’s new film Under the Cherry Moon, promoting its opening at Mann’s Chinese Theatre and other venues. Publication: Los Angeles Times Date: June 29, 1986 Country: United States Location: Los Angeles, California Section: Calendar / Advertisement THE STORY The elegant black & white advert showcases Prince in character, promoting the film’s theatrical release with details on cast, crew,

Article Context & Main Highlights Key Content Sheila E. (May 30, 1986) “Holly Rock” German Single Release Release Date: May 30, 1986 Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Country: Germany “Holly Rock” b/w “Toy Box” German 7" and 12" single releases from the Krush Groove movie soundtrack. Written and largely performed by Prince (uncredited), “Holly Rock” is a high-energy funk track. The B-side “Toy Box” is taken from Sheila E.’s album Romance 1600. LOCAL VARIANTS Country Format C

Article Context & Main Highlights Key Content Release Date: June 25, 1986 Label: Paisley Park Country: Japan Catalogue: P-2125 Format: 7" Single “Holly Rock” b/w “Touch Me” Japanese 7" single release from the Krush Groove movie soundtrack. A-side: Holly Rock (written, produced & arranged by Sheila E., with major uncredited contribution from Prince). B-side: Touch Me. Manufactured and distributed by Warner-Pioneer Corporation in Japan. Notable Details Dramatic cover features S

The first home video release by Sheila E., documenting footage from the Romance 1600 Tour. Released in the United States on June 16 1986 on Warner Reprise Video / Paisley Park. Features a special guest appearance by Prince and The Revolution performing “A Love Bizarre”. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Sheila E. Label: Warner Reprise Video / Paisley Park Release Date: June 16 1986 Country: United States Format: VHS (NTSC), Betamax (NTSC) Length: Approx. 57 minutes Director: Danny Kle

Artist: Mazarati Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Records Release Date: June 13 1986 Country: United States Format: 7" Single, Promo 12" Cover art for the 7" single featuring "100 MPH (Edit)" and "Don’t Leave Me Baby," produced by Brown Mark and co-produced by David Z. Promo single of "100 MPH" by Mazarati, featuring dual edited versions of the track, produced by Brown Mark and co-produced by David Z. Cover of the 12" promo single featuring the energetic track "100 MPH" by