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📰 Prince Meets Warner Bros. Executives: Apr. 1996
On April 26, 1996, Prince attended a pivotal meeting with Warner Bros. executives in Los Angeles to finalise a termination agreement that would free him from the remainder of his contract. He presented the two albums required to close out his deal — Chaos and Disorder and The Vault… Old Friends 4 Sale — complete with artwork, with the label having no creative input on either project. This meeting represented a major victory for Prince in his long battle for artistic freedom a

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Apr 26, 1996


📰 New Tracks: Music From the Motion Picture Girl 6 – Review : Apr. 1996
A candid and somewhat critical review of the Girl 6 soundtrack in the Northwest Herald praises Prince’s contributions while questioning the overall quality and song selections of the compilation. The piece reflects the mixed reception the album received upon release, despite Prince’s prominent involvement. This April 26, 1996 clipping from the Northwest Herald captures contemporary reaction to Prince’s work on Spike Lee’s film Girl 6 during a transitional period in his career

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Apr 26, 1996


📰 Princely Touch Makes Album a Jewel – Girl 6 Review : Apr. 1996
A glowing album review in the music press celebrates Prince’s substantial contribution to the soundtrack of Spike Lee’s film Girl 6, praising the erotic yet funky sound he created for the project. The enthusiastic write-up highlights how Prince’s involvement elevated the soundtrack into something special. This April 26, 1996 review captures Prince in the midst of his independent era, still delivering high-quality music for major film projects despite his well-publicised battl

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Apr 26, 1996


📰 Prince’s Paisley Park to Reopen – News Item : Apr. 1996
A brief but notable update in the Star Tribune announces that Prince’s Paisley Park Studios will reopen in mid-June 1996, signalling a new chapter after a period of closure due to cash-flow issues. The item also provides rare sales figures for Prince’s recent releases during a transitional phase of his career. This April 26, 1996 clipping from the Star Tribune offers a snapshot of Prince’s activity and commercial performance in the midst of his independent era. 🗞 Star Tribun

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Apr 26, 1996


📰 The Artist Formerly Known As… – Cover Insert & Two Pages – Apr. 1996
A glossy, fashion‑driven Italian feature capturing the mid‑’90s metamorphosis of Prince into TAFKAP, framed through couture, colour, and celebrity iconography. 📰 Quotes from the Article "After Madonna, here's Tafkap's new look." "Italian designers, led by Versace, continue to dress the great stars of popular music." 📰 What the Clipping Shows A cover insert and two‑page spread from an Italian music‑culture supplement, featuring multiple photographs of The Artist Formerly Kno

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Apr 11, 1996
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