Prince (July 22, 2010) – 20Ten Album Release Europe
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- Jul 22, 2010
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20Ten is the 35th full‑length studio album by Prince. It was initially released on 10 July 2010 as a covermount with Belgian newspapers Het Nieuwsblad & de Gentenaar and the British newspaper Daily Mirror (sold in a different edition as the Daily Record in Scotland), following the UK and Ireland distribution model of Planet Earth.
German music magazine Rolling Stone also carried the CD with their issue released on 22 July 2010, as did the
French paper Courrier International (which originally had a release planned for 8 July 2010, postponed three days before release).
Other European newspapers were rumoured to distribute the album, while Warner Bros. was expected to distribute it elsewhere, but this did not occur. The tracklist was first announced via MoQuake.com on 25 June 2010.
Track Listing
All songs written by Prince.
Side one
• Compassion — Prince — 3:57
• Beginning Endlessly — Prince — 5:27
• Future Soul Song — Prince — 5:08
• Sticky Like Glue — Prince — 4:46
• Act Of God — Prince — 3:14
Side two • Lavaux — Prince — 3:04
• Walk In Sand — Prince — 3:30
• Sea Of Everything — Prince — 3:49
• Everybody Loves Me — Prince — 4:09
• Laydown (hidden track, track 77) — Prince — 3:07



Personnel (Full Track‑Specific Credits)
Prince All vocals and instruments (except where noted)
Shelby J. Vocals on Compassion, Beginning Endlessly, Future Soul Song, Sticky Like Glue, Act Of God, Everybody Loves Me, Laydown
Liv Warfield Vocals on Compassion, Beginning Endlessly, Future Soul Song, Sticky Like Glue, Act Of God, Everybody Loves Me, Laydown
Elisa Dease Vocals on Compassion, Beginning Endlessly, Future Soul Song, Sticky Like Glue, Act Of God, Everybody Loves Me, Laydown
Maceo Parker Saxophone on Compassion
Greg Boyer Trombone on Compassion
Ray Monteiro Trumpet on Compassion
Additional Personnel
[Additional musician 1 – role] [Additional musician 2 – role] [Additional musician 3 – role] [Additional musician 4 – role]
Technical
Prince — producer, arranger James "Fluff" Harley — engineer Debbie McGuan — design Anthony Malzone — additional design and layout Meurig Rees — CD label design
SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2
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