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Prince (October 2007) “The One U Wanna C” – Promo CD Single NLD

  • Writer: GlamSlamEscape
    GlamSlamEscape
  • Oct 1, 2007
  • 2 min read

A promotional single released in the Netherlands and Denmark to support Prince’s 2007 album Planet Earth, following the commercial single “Guitar”. The Dutch edition featured custom artwork while the Danish version came in a generic sleeve.



RELEASE DETAILS

Artist: Prince

Label: NPG Records

Date: 2007

Catalogue: None (promo only) Format: Promo CD Single Country: Netherlands (main release) / Denmark

A-Side: “The One U Wanna C” (4:30) Written by: Prince

Produced by: Prince



TRACK LIST

Netherlands Promo CD Single (2007)

  1. The One U Wanna C (4:30)

LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS

  • Promo CD Single – Netherlands (custom artwork sleeve) – This release

  • Promo CD Single – Denmark (generic sleeve)

  • Album version – Planet Earth (2007) No commercial physical single was issued.



PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, all instruments, production


THE STORY

 “The One U Wanna C” was issued as a promotional CD single in the Netherlands and Denmark in 2007, after the commercial single “Guitar”. The Dutch promo featured specially designed artwork, while the Danish version was released in a plain generic sleeve. The CD contained only the album version of the track. Unusually, an official music video was released almost a year later, compiled from photographs taken during the 21 Nights book project.


CONTEXT & NOTES

The single did not enter the main Dutch Top 40 but reached #14 on the Tipparade in October 2007. It received limited promotion outside the Netherlands and Denmark and remains one of the rarer physical promos from the Planet Earth era.


RELATED MATERIAL 

Prince (2007) Planet Earth (Album)

For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page.


SOURCES 

Prince Vault, Discogs, Dutch Top 40 Tipparade, 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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