Released as an album in the UK by MCA Records on December 16, 2002, Common’s Electric Circus featured the track Star *69 (PS With Love) Featuring – Bilal with Guitar and Keyboards credited to – Prince. The cover was a Sgt. Peppers style sleeve with Prince top left.

A Prince-Powered R&B Reinvention Sheena Easton’s The Lover In Me LP, was released on November 7, 1988 on MCA Records (catalogue: MCG 6036) in the UK. This 10-track synth-pop, funk, and R&B album featured two Prince-written/produced tracks (“101” and “Cool Love,” credited to Joey Coco). Produced by L.A. & Babyface, Angela Winbush, and Jellybean Productions, Inc, it peaked at No. 30 on the UK Albums Chart where it remained for 7 weeks. Album Overview: The album features a more

In Garage Music. A Jazz-Funk Instrumental Odyssey released in the US on November 18, 1987, on Paisley Park Records (catalogue: 9 25658-1 / 1-25658). Madhouse’s 16 (New Directions In Garage Music) album was a Prince-led instrumental jazz-funk side-project — featuring Eric Leeds (sax/flute), Levi Seacer Jr. (bass), Dr. Fink (keyboards), John Lewis (drums) — delivered eight numbered tracks of sophisticated groove. Allied Record Company pressing with printed inner sleeve, also is

Madhouse’s 8  was released as an album in the US by Paisley Park Records (catalog number PAIS 1) on January 21, 1987.. All eight tracks were either written or co-written by Prince, with him playing most of the instruments, and Eric Leeds contributing saxophone and flute. The tracks are titled with written numbers from One to Eight, while the album itself is titled numerically. This is Prince's first instrumental album released under any name. The album credits claim it was re