Eric Leeds blends jazz‑funk sophistication with Paisley Park DNA on an album where “Aguadilla” quietly echoes Prince’s melodic fingerprints.

In Chanhassen, Minnesota lies the mythical land of Paisley. Within this creative domain exists the Prince family, always in motion, always ready to entertain the masses. A collective of awe-inspiring talent that never exhausts itself. An absorbing musical whirlpool of never-ending fun.

Mavis Staples’ First Paisley Park Album — Featuring Prince’s Writing & Production on Six Tracks RELEASE DETAILS Date: May 24, 1989 Catalogue: 9 25817-1 (LP) / 9 25817-2 (CD) Format: LP, CD, Cassette Country: United States Label: Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. THE STORY Time Waits For No One is the seventh solo studio album by gospel and R&B legend Mavis Staples, and her first (and only) album released on Prince’s Paisley Park Records. Prince wrote, produced, and largely

The Final Lovesexy Single — a spiritual ballad paired with the provocative Camille B-side Scarlet Pussy RELEASE DETAILS Date: October 24, 1988 Catalogue: W 7745 (7") / W 7745 T (12") / W 7745 CD (CD) Format: 7" Single, 12" Maxi-Single, CD Single Country: United Kingdom Album: Lovesexy (1988) A-Side: I Wish U Heaven (Edit / Parts 1, 2 & 3) B-Side: Scarlet Pussy (by Camille) THE STORY Released on October 24, 1988 as the third and final single from Lovesexy, “I Wish U Heaven” pa

In a rare moment of second‑guessing, Prince decided only days before release that “Glam Slam” was the wrong choice for a follow‑up single and attempted to halt distribution — but the process was already too far along to stop.

Paisley Park’s Psychedelic Power Pop Gem — Featuring Prince’s “Neon Telephone” RELEASE DETAILS Date: May 24, 1988 Catalogue: 9 25717-1 (LP) / 9 25717-2 (CD) Format: LP, CD, Cassette Country: United States Label: Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. THE STORY Vermillion was the only album released by Los Angeles band The Three O'Clock on Prince’s Paisley Park Records. Blending jangly psychedelic pop with 1980s production, the album captured the band’s signature sound while rece

“Alphabet St. showed Prince at his most stripped‑back and playful, turning minimal funk into a Top 10 moment.” Alphabet St. — UK Chart Overview Prince’s Alphabet St. entered the Official UK Singles Chart in early May 1988 and reached its peak during the chart week 8 May – 14 May 1988, climbing to No. 9. Released on Paisley Park (W7900), the single became the lead UK hit from the Lovesexy era and marked Prince’s return to the UK Top 10 following the Sign “O” The Times campaign

Prince released “Alphabet St.” as the lead single from his tenth studio album Lovesexy TRACK LIST US 7" Single (7-27900) A. Alphabet St. (Edit) – 2:25 B. Alphabet St. (Cont.) – 3:14 US 12" Maxi-Single (0-20930) A. Alphabet St. (Album Version) – 5:40 B. Alphabet St. (This Is Not Music, This Is A Trip) – 7:48 US Cassette Single (4-27900) Same tracklist as the 7" US CD Promo Single (PRO-CD-3079) Alphabet St. (Edit) – 2:25 Alphabet St. (LP Version) – 5:40 Alphabet St. (Extended V

A stripped‑back Lovesexy groove, Alphabet St. launched as the lead single from Prince’s tenth album Lovesexy RELEASE DETAILS Date: April 15, 1988 Catalogue: W 7900 (7") / W 7900 T (12") / W 7900 CD (CD) Format: 7" Single, 12" Maxi-Single, CD Mini Single, Cassette Country: United Kingdom Album: Lovesexy (1988) A-Side: Alphabet St. (Edit / Album Version) B-Side: Alphabet St. (This Is Not Music, This Is A Trip) THE STORY Released in the UK on April 15, 1988 as the lead single fr

Released in March 1988, the album includes the Prince‑written and recorded track “So Strong,” Dale’s only Paisley Park release.