Prince (August 6, 2007) “Chelsea Rodgers” – Promo CD Single US
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- Aug 6, 2007
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A promotional CD single released in the United States to support Prince’s 2007 album Planet Earth, pairing the title track with “Mr. Goodnight” on a simple cardboard sleeve.
RELEASE DETAILS
Artist: Prince
Label: NPG Records / Columbia Records Date: August 6, 2007
Catalogue: 88697 14234 2 Format: Promo CD Single (Cardboard sleeve)
Country: United States
A-Side: “Chelsea Rodgers” (5:41)
B-Side: “Mr. Goodnight” (4:26)
Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince
TRACK LIST USA Promo CD Single (88697 14234 2)
Chelsea Rodgers (5:41)
Mr. Goodnight (4:26)
LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS
Promo CD Single – USA (this release)
Promotional 12" Vinyl – USA (CAS 714234)
Album version – Planet Earth (2007) No commercial single was released in the United States.
PERSONNEL
Prince – vocals, all instruments, production The New Power Generation – additional musicians
THE STORY
“Chelsea Rodgers” was issued as a promotional CD single in the USA in August 6, 2007. It was the only physical single format made available in the United States from the Planet Earth album (the commercial single “Guitar” was not released there). The CD came in a plain black cardboard sleeve with white text and featured both “Chelsea Rodgers” and “Mr. Goodnight”. It was sent to radio and industry professionals ahead of the album’s US release on 24 July 2007.
CONTEXT & NOTES
This promo CD was part of a limited US promotional campaign. The single did not chart. The cardboard sleeve design is minimalist, typical of many Columbia promotional releases from this period.
RELATED MATERIAL
Prince (2007) Planet Earth (Album) Prince (August 2007) “Chelsea Rodgers” – Promotional 12" Vinyl Single USA
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SOURCES
Prince Vault, Discogs, sleevographia2.
All single artwork, photographs, labels, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.
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