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The Greatest Romance Ever Sold Maxi-Single US (1999)
A Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic Neptunes-Eve Anthem Released as a maxi-single in the US on November 23, 1999, on Arista/NPG Records (catalogue: 07822-13750-2 CD). “The Greatest Romance Ever Sold” was the only single from the album Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic . Featuring the original Radio Edit with Eve, plus Neptunes remixes with Q-Tip, Jason Nevins club versions, and the Adam & Eve mix, it peaked at No. 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 23 on Hot R&B Singles. Issued in commerc

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Nov 23, 1999


The Black Album Album: 1994
The Legendary Cancelled Funk Apocalypse Originally scheduled for untitled, anonymous release on December 8, 1987 — Prince’s The Black Album —was dramatically cancelled by Prince himself just days before shipping. The entire pressing was recalled and destroyed, making it the most bootlegged album in history. Prince reached out to Warner Bros. chairman Mo Ostin to request the album's withdrawal. He cited a "spiritual epiphany" as the reason, saying the album embodied the "anger

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Nov 21, 1994


Peach Single US (1993)
Prince's Nothing Compares Live Prince's “Peach” 7-inch vinyl single was released in the US on November 18, 1993, on Paisley Park/Warner Bros. Records (catalogue: 7-18372). Backed with a live “Nothing Compares 2 U” featuring Rosie Gaines (recorded January 27, 1992 at Paisley Park), this gritty funk-rock strut from The Hits 2 / The Hits/The B-Sides peaked at No. 14 in the UK and No. 7 on Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100. Pressed by Specialty Records Corporation with generic sl

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Nov 18, 1993


Prince And The New Power Generation 7 Single UK :1992
Prince's Tramp-Sampled Salvation Warner Bros. Records, in conjunction with Paisley Park, released Prince and The New Power Generation’s “7” as a 7-inch vinyl and cassette single in the UK on November 23, 1992, catalogue: (W 0147 / 5439-18599-7 & W0147C). The single was the fourth from the Love Symbol album. The A-side was the Album Edit (4:23), backed with the delicate Acoustic Version (3:54) — both featuring a sample of Lowell Fulsom & Jimmy McCracklin’s “Tramp”. Peaked

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Nov 23, 1992
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