Prince’s shimmering love ballad and a highlight of the Diamonds And Pearls era. RELEASE DETAILS Date: November 25, 1991 Catalogue: 7-19083 (US 7"), W0075 (UK 7"), W0075T (UK 12"), W0075CDX (UK CD Holographic) + others Format: 7" Single, 12" Single, CD Single, Cassette Single, Promo Country: United States / United Kingdom / Europe Label: Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Records Album: Diamonds And Pearls (1991) A-Side: Diamonds And Pearls THE STORY Released on November 25, 1991, Di

A highly sought-after promotional 12" single released on Prince’s 33rd birthday, featuring the extended 9:36 version of “Gett Off” — the first release officially credited to Prince and the New Power Generation. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince and the New Power Generation Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Date: June 7, 1991 (Promo) Catalogue: JUN7 (Promo) Format: 12" Single (One-sided Promo) Country: United States THE STORY “Gett Off” was initially released as a limited promo-

The remixes were crafted by William Orbit and Mark Moore, both of whom had contributed to the Batdance remix campaign, giving the track a colder, industrial edge that aligned with the film’s noir aesthetic. Commercially, the single performed modestly, charting at No. 7 in the Netherlands and No. 39 in Germany, but failing to chart in the UK.

A seductive, cinematic extension of Prince’s Batman soundtrack — reimagined as a 19‑minute suite of desire, danger, and whispered chemistry with Kim Basinger RELEASE DETAILS Date: December 1, 1989 Catalogue: 0-21445 (12" Maxi) Format: 12" Maxi-Single, 7" Single, CD Maxi-Single Country: United States Album: Batman (Soundtrack, 1989) A-Side: The Scandalous Sex Suite (The Crime / The Passion / The Rapture / Sex) B-Side: When 2 R In Love THE STORY Released on December 1, 1989 as

The single peaked at No. 27 on the UK Singles Chart, remaining for five weeks before re‑entering for an additional two‑week run from December 24–30. Issued across 7-inch, cassette, 3-inch CD, 12-inch vinyl, picture discs, and white‑label promos, it stands as one of the most romantic and collectible releases from Prince’s cinematic 1989 era.

“Partyman” was released on September 15, 1989 as the second single from Batman, Prince’s eleventh album and the soundtrack to Tim Burton’s blockbuster film. Arriving two months after the album, the single continued the hugely successful commercial tie‑in between Prince and the Batman franchise.

The lead single from the Batman motion picture soundtrack, released in the UK on June 12, 1989 on Warner Bros. Records. “Batdance” became a major hit, reaching No. 2 on the UK Gallup Singles Chart. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. Records Date: June 12 1989 Country: United Kingdom MAIN 7" SINGLE Catalogue: W2924 A. Batdance (Edit) – 4:06 B. 200 Balloons – 5:05 Produced, Arranged, Composed & Performed by Prince TRACK LISTINGS – ALL UK VARIANTS 7" Single (W292

The B‑side, “200 Balloons,” was previously unreleased and did not appear on the album, though elements of it were repurposed into “Batdance.” The single was issued worldwide two weeks before the soundtrack and quickly became a major commercial success.

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.