Released digitally in the US on August 29, 2025, by Legacy Recordings, “Sign O’ The Times (Live In Rotterdam 1987)” presents a previously unreleased performance from Prince’s iconic 1987 Sign o’ the Times Tour. Captured at the Rotterdam Ahoy, this 5:26 live version showcases Prince and his touring band delivering the title track with fierce intensity, expanded arrangements, and the unmistakable electricity of the era.

Released in October 2020 as a 7-inch vinyl single covermount with Rolling Stone magazine in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, this exclusive edition was produced by Warner Records / NPG Records / Paisley Park to promote the Sign O’ The Times Super Deluxe Edition. Not sold separately, the single was briefly available through the official Prince store before selling out.

I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man” was released on December 19, 1987 as the fourth and final commercial single from Sign O’ The Times (with “Hot Thing” also issued as a promo‑only single). Arriving seven months after the album, the single received a worldwide release and became one of the era’s most recognisable tracks.

I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man is one of Prince’s sharpest pop‑rock statements — a story‑driven track with a blistering guitar break and a hook that still hits decades later. The UK single’s tight 3:39 fade made it radio‑ready, while Hot Thing added a dancefloor punch. With multiple label variants and a strong chart run, it remains a favourite among collectors and a testament to the creative fire of the Sign O’ The Times era.

Feisty girl drummers turned singers. Raucous funk merchants. Camisoled nymphettes. Regency lackeys with electric guitars. They have all enjoyed the benevolent patronage of Prince.

The song features vocals from Sheena Easton and percussion from Sheila E., though neither is credited on the single sleeve. Prince also credited himself as “Camille” for additional vocals, continuing the gender‑bending persona introduced earlier in the album sessions.

A striking and colourful mid-80s magazine cover fold and four page feature showcasing Prince at the height of his global fame, with bold pink typography proclaiming “Reach for peach Prince.” SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Sky Magazine Date: June 1987 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Cover THE STORY This vibrant Sky Magazine cover and feature is a dramatic close-up portrait of Prince, capturing his intense gaze and signature style. The bold pink headline “Reach for

The atmospheric second single was released in a multitude of variants in the UK including a 12" Picture Disc, taken from Prince’s masterpiece double album Sign O’ The Times, released in the UK on June 1, 1987, showcasing Prince’s vulnerable falsetto and introspective songwriting 7" Commercial Single (W8334)-Front RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK (also US, Europe, Japan, Australia) Released: June 1, 1

Sheena Easton released “Eternity” as the lead single from her album No Sound But A Heart on June 10, 1987 in the USA. The track was written, produced, and largely performed by Prince (credited under the pseudonyms Rocker Happyfeller on keyboards and Freddie "The Phantom" on guitar). Commercial Single (B-43011) - Front RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Sheena Easton Label: EMI Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: USA Released: May 30, 1987 Genre: Pop, Funk, R&B A-Side: “Eternity” W

Format: 7" Vinyl • 45 RPM Label: Paisley Park Country: Japan Catalogue: P‑2238 Release Date: 25 May 1987 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Funk Manufactured & Distributed By: Warner‑Pioneer Corporation, Japan Overview This Japanese‑exclusive 7" edition of Koo Koo was released on 25 May 1987, predating the US single by four years and representing one of the earliest international configurations of the track. Issued by Warner‑Pioneer Corporation, the single features a unique Japane