Prince’s historic first-ever European tour — a short but impactful three-date run in late May/early June 1981 promoting the Dirty Mind album, marking his debut on the continent. TOUR DATES May 29, 1981 – Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands June 2, 1981 – Lyceum Ballroom, London, UK (First UK show) June 3/4, 1981 – Théâtre Le Palace, Paris, France TOUR DETAILS: Dates: May 29 – June 4, 1981 Countries: Netherlands, United Kingdom, France Supporting Album: Dirty Mind (1980) THE STORY In spring 1981, Prince embarked on his first European mini-tour consisting of just three shows. The tour was designed to introduce him to European audiences ahead of the release of his fourth album Controversy. To promote the London date, Warner Bros. released the single “Gotta Stop (Messin’ About)” exclusively in the UK. EVENT DETAILS: Date: Friday, May 29, 1981 Venue: Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands Tour: Dirty Mind European Mini-Tour (First Show) Attendance: ≈ 400 / 900 capacity Ticket Price: ƒ 10 (Dutch Guilders) THE STORY Prince made his European debut at the iconic Paradiso club. The show featured his classic Dirty Mind band in their provocative stage outfits. To accommodate the performance, the stage was specially extended with an added riser in front for keyboards and drums. Prince and the band delivered a high-energy set blending funk, rock, and explicit theatrics, marking the beginning of his relationship with European audiences. SETLIST Do It All Night Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? Gotta Broken Heart Again When You Were Mine Gotta Stop (Messin’ About) Sexy Dancer I Wanna Be Your Lover Head Still Waiting Partyup Dirty Mind Uptown Jack U Off BAND LINEUP Prince – vocals, guitar Dez Dickerson – guitar André Cymone – bass Dr. Fink (Matt Fink) – keyboards Lisa Coleman – keyboards Bobby Z. – drums CONTEXT AND NOTES These shows took place with Prince’s raw Dirty Mind band (Dez Dickerson, André Cymone, Lisa Coleman, Matt Fink, Bobby Z.). The tour was low-key but critically important — the London Lyceum performance in particular became legendary and helped establish Prince’s cult following in the UK. RELATED MATERIAL Prince (June 6, 1981) “Half a million dirty minds…” – NME Cover Story Prince (June 6, 1981) “Digging the dirt with Prince” – Black Echoes Prince (June 6, 1981) “Some day your Prince will come” – Melody Maker Prince (1980) Dirty Mind Album Also see tabs at the foot of this post. June 2, 1981 – Lyceum Ballroom, London, UK (First UK show) June 3/4, 1981 – Théâtre Le Palace, Paris, France

Striking June 1987 cover feature on Prince in the German music magazine Musik Express Sounds, showcasing him during the peak of the Sign o’ the Times era. PUBLICATION: Date: June 1987 (Nr. 6) Country: Germany Section / Pages: Cover + Interior Feature Title: PRINCE – So funktioniert sein Imperium THE STORY Musik Express Sounds dedicates its cover to Prince with a powerful full-color portrait of him in a bright yellow coat and black top hat. The accompanying article explores Prince’s creative empire, his working methods, and the success of his latest projects, including Sign o’ the Times. The feature includes detailed insights into his studio work, band, and artistic control. CONTEXT AND NOTES This cover story appeared shortly after the release of the double album Sign o’ the Times (March 1987) and during the early stages of the Sign o’ the Times Tour. Prince was at the height of his commercial and creative power, and European magazines were eager to analyze his mysterious “imperium” and prolific output. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Era: Sign o’ the Times (1987) Tone: Ad miring, analytical, visually bold Photography: Iconic studio portrait of Prince in peach outfit and top hat (cover) + additional images inside “Prince – So funktioniert sein Imperium” (“This is how his empire works”) RELATED MATERIAL Prince (June 18 1987) Sky Magazine Cover – Prince Feature Prince (June 1, 1987) “If I Was Your Girlfriend” / “Shockadelica” – Single 7" UK Prince (March 31 1987) Sign o' the Times - Double Album Also see tabs at the foot of this post. All magazine scans, photographs 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.

In-depth 1981 Melody Maker feature with Steve Sutherland interviewing the rising star Prince, capturing him during the early breakthrough period of his career. PUBLICATION: Date: June 6, 1981 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Full Feature Title: Some day your Prince will come THE STORY Steve Sutherland sits down with Prince for a revealing conversation covering his music, influences, stage persona, and rapid rise. The piece explores Prince’s multi-instrumental talents, his blend of funk, rock, and pop, and his bold artistic vision at a time when he was transitioning from cult following to mainstream attention. CONTEXT AND NOTES This interview appeared just as Prince’s Dirty Mind (1980) and Controversy (1981) albums were gaining serious traction in the UK. It reflects the music press’s growing fascination with his androgynous image, explicit lyrics, and self-contained genius. The playful headline plays on the fairy-tale phrase while highlighting Prince’s arrival on the scene. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Era: Controversy / Early Career Breakthrough (1981) Tone: Intriguing, slightly irreverent, probing Photography: Classic black-and-white portrait of Prince “Some day your Prince will come” WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Full-page Melody Maker article with bold headline, multiple columns of text, and a striking photo of Prince. Includes the large WHSmith record sale advertisement at the bottom. RELATED MATERIAL Prince (1981) Controversy Album Prince (1980) Dirty Mind Album Prince Early UK Press Coverage (1981) Also see tabs at the foot of this post. All magazine scans, photographs 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.

A striking and colourful mid-80s magazine cover fold and four page feature showcasing Prince at the height of his global fame, with bold pink typography proclaiming “Reach for peach Prince.” SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Sky Magazine Date: June 1987 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Cover THE STORY This vibrant Sky Magazine cover and feature is a dramatic close-up portrait of Prince, capturing his intense gaze and signature style. The bold pink headline “Reach for peach Prince” teases an in-depth feature inside, positioning him as one of the most compelling figures in music, movies, and fashion at the time. CONTEXT & NOTES Sky Magazine was a popular UK fortnightly guide to movies, music, and fashion. This cover appeared during Prince’s post-Sign o’ the Times era (or around that period), when he was at the peak of his creative and commercial power, continuing to push boundaries in music and visual presentation. The bright, eye-catching design reflects the glossy, aspirational tone of late-80s youth culture magazines. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Front cover feature on Prince Era: 1987 – Peak Sign o’ the Times period Tone: Bold, colourful and glamorous Photography: Striking close-up portrait of Prince WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS A vibrant, full-colour magazine cover dominated by a powerful close-up of Prince looking directly at the camera. The bold yellow “SKY” masthead sits above cover lines including Bruce Willis, Pet Shop Boys, Boris Becker, and the prominent pink headline “Reach for peach Prince.” RELATED MATERIAL For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. All magazine artwork, photographs, logos, 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

#Prince #Prince4Ever #PrinceLegacy

Paisley Park (@PaisleyPark) June 1, 2026 New Music Announcement (this week)... 🎵💜 Paisley Park has officially teased that new Prince-related music is coming this week. The announcement was posted alongside the iconic Love Symbol, building excitement among fans for what could be a new single, vault release, or special project dropping before the end of the week. Stay tuned — more details expected very soon. #Prince #PaisleyPark #NewMusic

The atmospheric second single was released in a multitude of variants in the UK including a 12" Picture Disc, taken from Prince’s masterpiece double album Sign O’ The Times, released in the UK on June 1, 1987, showcasing Prince’s vulnerable falsetto and introspective songwriting 7" Commercial Single (W8334)-Front RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. / Paisley Park Records Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK (also US, Europe, Japan, Australia) Released: June 1, 1987 (UK) Genre: Funk, Pop, R&B A-Side: “If I Was Your Girlfriend” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince Arranged by: Prince B-Side: “Shockadelica” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince Arranged by: Prince UK 7" VARIANTS 7" Commercial Single (W8334) A. If I Was Your Girlfriend (Edit) – 3:46 B. Shockadelica – 3:30 7" Poster Bag (W8334W) A. If I Was Your Girlfriend (Edit) – 3:46 B. Shockadelica – 3:30 7" Collector’s Pack (W8334E) A. If I Was Your Girlfriend (Edit) – 3:46 B. Shockadelica – 3:30 7" Commercial Single (W8334)-Back 7" Collector’s Pack (W8334E) 7" Collector’s Pack (W8334E) 7" Collector’s Pack (W8334E) 7" Collector’s Pack (W8334E) 7" Poster Bag (W8334W)-Front 7" Poster Bag (W8334W)-Back 7" Poster Bag (W8334W)-Part Poster UK 12" VARIANTS UK 12" Single (W8334T) A. If I Was Your Girlfriend – 4:54 B. Shockadelica (Extended Version) – 6:12 UK 12" Picture Disc (W8334TP) A. If I Was Your Girlfriend – 4:54 B. Shockadelica (Extended Version) – 6:12 CHART PERFORMANCE UK BBC Official Gallup Singles Chart: Peak #20 UK 12" Picture Disc (W8334TP) UK 12" Picture Disc (W8334TP) PERSONNEL Prince – lead and backing vocals, all instruments Production Prince – producer, arranger, composer, performer THE STORY Released five weeks after the Sign O’ The Times album, “If I Was Your Girlfriend” highlighted Prince’s vulnerable falsetto and intimate songwriting. The B-side “Shockadelica” was previously unreleased (originally written for the Camille project). This was the first Prince-related single available on CD (US promo only). CONTEXT & NOTES The single achieved stronger success on the R&B charts in the US and performed well in the UK. Its UK release date coincided with Sheila E.’s “Koo Koo.” The striking sleeve artwork features a dark, surreal fiery portrait of Prince. Re-released in 2020 as part of the Sign O’ The Times Singles collection. RELATED MATERIAL Album: Sign O’ The Times (1987) Previous Single: Prince (March 1987) “Sign o’ the Times” Following Single: Prince (August 1987) “U Got the Look” SOURCES Prince Vault • Discogs • 45cat • Warner Bros. Records • Wikipedia. All single artwork, photographs, logos, 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.

A rare and exclusive Prince release, “All A Share Together Now” / “7 (E Flat Version)” was given away free to attendees of the Prince Celebration at Paisley Park (June 8–11, 2023). Presented as a cassette-shaped USB stick with custom artwork, this limited edition contains previously unreleased or rare tracks from the Prince Vault. Lyrics All A Share Together Now Uh Dig me Like father teaches Like son do With each generation The past improved Wealthy, wise & stronger still (Uh) No generation taking more Than their fill Like an arm reaches The baton passes on The scriptures teach us No matter how long The debt of the ones b4 us Must B paid All a share 2gether now (Whoo) Dig me now... Dig me later... Surplus... Deficit Each on it Let's work 2gether now 4 betterment Call the brothers & sisters 2 Under 1 God The true God All a share 2gether now... Mm C'mon Uh Enemy sleepin' (What?) At the bottom of the hill (Mm) Good 4 nothing tauntin' 4 us 2 kill 'em Still hold fast Never slay without a reason Regardless of the crime 4 everything there's a season Everything with time Whatever a man reaps So shall he sow (U told me) All 2gether now Give un2 all What U want N ur life Watch the blessings just flow All 2gether now (Whoo) Let's stand (Mm) All 2gether now Hit me, band If U don't mind got something got 2 say She picked him out of a crowded room There was only joy & laughter She had a plan 2 change all that real soon She always knew What she was after Bass! She tried 2 stop the fate! All a share 2gether now... Whoo (Uh...) C'mon That's good Analysis & Historical Context Recorded on September 4, 2006, “All A Share Together Now” (sometimes printed as “Together”) received its official streaming release on July 7, 2023. The song’s title and lyrics carry powerful themes of generational wealth, unity, and breaking cycles of exploitation. Lines such as “The debt of the ones b4 us must B paid” and “All a share 2gether now” evoke the history of sharecropping after the American Civil War. After emancipation, many freed Black families hoped for land ownership (“40 acres and a mule”), but President Andrew Johnson returned the land to former owners. With no capital or credit, sharecropping emerged — a system where landowners allowed tenants to farm in exchange for a share of the crop. In practice, it often trapped families in debt through unfair contracts, high interest, and manipulated pricing, effectively continuing elements of slavery. Prince’s call for collective betterment, unity under one God, and breaking these cycles resonates deeply in the song. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: NPG Records / Legacy (Vault Series) Date: June 2023 Catalogue: None (exclusive gift) Format: Cassette-Shaped USB Stick Country: USA A-Side: “All A Share Together Now” Written by: Prince B-Side: “7 (E Flat Version)” Written by: Prince TRACK LIST Vault Series Vol. 1 USB/Cassette A. All A Share Together Now (3:46) B. 7 (E Flat Version) (5:02) LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS Limited exclusive gift – No commercial catalogue number Given away at Paisley Park Prince Celebration 2023 PERSONNEL Prince — vocals, all instruments THE STORY This exclusive release was distributed free to attendees of the Prince Celebration at Paisley Park from June 8 to June 11, 2023. “All A Share Together Now” was recorded on September 4, 2006, and “7 (E Flat Version)” on August 9, 1992. The package replicates a cassette but functions as a USB stick containing these rare tracks from the Prince Vault. CONTEXT & NOTES This is currently the only physical release of these tracks. The limited edition was designed with custom artwork featuring Prince’s iconic symbols and Paisley Park imagery. The exact number produced is unknown, making it a highly sought-after collectible among Prince fans. International Issues Limited to Paisley Park event attendees (USA). RELATED MATERIAL Prince (2023) Diamond and Pearls Remastered (Album) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Discogs, Official Prince Vault, Prince Celebration 2023 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.

Monie Love released “In A Word Or 2” as the third single from her album In A Word Or 2. The track was co-written, produced, and performed by Prince on the Paisley Park Mix. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Monie Love Label: Cooltempo (UK) / Warner Bros. (US) Format: 7" / 12" / CD / Cassette Country: United Kingdom / United States Released: May 31, 1993 Genre: Hip-Hop, Dance, R&B A-Side: “In A Word Or 2” (Paisley Park Mix) – Written & Produced by Prince & Monie Love B-Side / Additional Tracks: Various remixes + “The Power” or “Wheel Of Fortune” depending on format UK CD Single (CDCOOL 273) In A Word Or 2 (Paisley Park Mix) – 3:36 The Power (Junior Style Edit) The Power (Roach Hotel Mix) The Power (Fire Islands Vibe Mix) UK 12" Single (12COOL 273) Side A The Power (Junior Style Mix) In A Word Or 2 (Paisley Park Mix) – 3:36 Side B The Power (Roach Motel Heavy Dub) UK 12" Single (12COOLR 273) Side A The Power (Roach Hotel Mix) In A Word Or 2 (Paisley Park Mix) – 3:36 Side AA The Power (Fire Island Mix) In A Word Or 2 (D-Nice 40th Street Mix) – 3:32 US VARIANTS US CD Single (9 40832-2) In A Word Or 2 (D-Nice 40th Street Mix) – 3:32 In A Word Or 2 (40th Street Instrumental) – 3:30 In A Word Or 2 (Paisley Park Mix) – 3:36 Wheel Of Fortune (Album Version) Wheel Of Fortune (Instrumental) Wheel Of Fortune (A Cappella) US 12" Single (9 40832-0) Side A In A Word Or 2 (D-Nice 40th Street Mix) – 3:32 In A Word Or 2 (40th Street Instrumental) – 3:30 In A Word Or 2 (Paisley Park Mix) – 3:36 Side B Wheel Of Fortune (Album Version) Wheel Of Fortune (Instrumental) Wheel Of Fortune (A Cappella) PERSONNEL (Prince-related) • Monie Love – lead vocals, writer • Prince – writer, producer, performer (on Paisley Park Mix) THE STORY “In A Word Or 2” was the third and final single released from Monie Love’s 1993 album. Prince contributed significantly to the title track, delivering the standout Paisley Park Mix. CONTEXT & NOTES The single performed well in the UK (peaking at #33) but did not chart in the US. It represents one of Prince’s many collaborations with associated artists in the early 1990s. RELATED MATERIAL • Album: In A Word Or 2 (1993) • Monie Love (1993) SOURCES Prince Vault, Discogs, Official Chart History. All single artwork, photographs, logos, 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.

Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that Prince recorded a never-before-heard version of the Beatles classic “The Long and Winding Road” during a rehearsal. Speaking on BBC Radio 2’s Tracks of My Years, McCartney shared the story: “I was with some guy a couple of years ago… and this guy said, ‘Have you heard Prince do Long and Winding Road?’ I said, ‘Well, no. That’s one of my songs. I don’t think he ever did it.’ He said, ‘Well, he did. He did it in rehearsal.’” The man, believed to be Prince’s personal photographer, later sent McCartney the recording. “He sent it to me and it’s really great. It’s kind of rocky. He plays some really good guitar on it.” McCartney described Prince as a “special guy” and a “wizard,” and expressed interest in working with Prince’s estate to possibly release or develop the track further. He also reflected on the sadness of losing such a talented artist, saying it makes him wish he had known Prince better. This exciting discovery adds another unreleased gem to Prince’s legendary vault. Fans are now hoping to hear the Purple One’s rocky take on one of The Beatles’ most iconic ballads. should this Prince cover see the light of day? or should we Let It Be?

Prince released “1999” as a single in the UK on January 7, 1983, backed with “How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?”. It was issued in multiple 7" and 12" variants, including a 7" with cassette, stickered editions, promotional copies, and acetates. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. Records Format: 7" / 12" Vinyl Single + Cassette Country: United Kingdom Released: January 7, 1983 Genre: Funk, Rock, Minneapolis Sound A-Side: “1999” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince B-Side: “How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince TRACK LIST UK 7" Commercial Single (W9896) A. 1999 B. How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore? UK 12" Single (W9896T) A. 1999 B. How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore? / DMSR LINKED RELEASES 7" with Cassette (W9896) – Initial copy 7" Commercial Single (W9896) – Standard version 7" Stickered Single (W9896) – Promotional sticker 7" Mispressing (W9896) – Wrong B-side 12" with Poster (W9896T) 12" Commercial Single (W9896T) – Standard version 12" Stickered Single (W9896T) – “12" Single For The Price Of A 7"" sticker 12" Stickered Single (W9896T) – Different sticker variant 12" Single (W9896T) – Island Music Ltd credit Promotional 12" (SAM 199) Promotional 12" (W9896T) Promo Sampler LP/12" (SAM 162) Promo Sampler LP/12" (Hits2) Acetate 12" (W9896T) – Album version + DMSR Acetate 12" – Club 7:50 / Dub version Acetate 12" (W9896T) – Album version only 7" with Cassette (W9896) – Initial copy 7" Stickered Single (W9896) – Promotional sticker 12" with Poster (W9896T) 12" Stickered Single (W9896T) V1 12" Stickered Single (W9896T) V2 12" Stickered Single (W9896T) V3 Promotional 12" (SAM 199) Acetate 12" (W9896T) Side-A Acetate 12" (W9896T) Side-B INTERNATIONAL RELEASES (Selective) USA – Warner Bros. – 7-29896 (September 24, 1982) Germany – Warner Bros. – 92.9896-7 (December 30, 1982) Japan – Warner Bros. – P-1723 (December 4, 1982) Netherlands/Belgium – Warner Bros. – 92.9896-7 (December 1, 1982) Netherlands/Belgium – Warner Bros. – 92.9896-7 (December 1, 1982) PERSONNEL Prince – lead and backing vocals, all instruments Dez Dickerson, Lisa Coleman, Jill Jones – co-lead vocals on “1999” Production Produced by Prince THE STORY “1999” is the title track and lead single from Prince’s double album. The UK release featured a wide range of formats and variants to maximize promotion, including a 7" + cassette package and limited edition stickered 12" singles. CONTEXT & NOTES The UK campaign for “1999” was extensive, with numerous commercial, promotional, and mispressing variants. The song gained massive popularity after re-release in 1983 (often paired with “Little Red Corvette”). RELATED MATERIAL Prince (July 16, 1982) Do Me, Baby / Private Joy – Single 7" US/PE Prince (1982) Let's Work / Ronnie, Talk To Russia – Single 7" NZ Prince (April 2, 1982) Let's Work / Ronnie, Talk To Russia – Single 7" UK SOURCES Prince Vault, Discogs, 45cat, Sleevographia, Wikipedia. COPYRIGHT NOTICE All single artwork, photographs, logos, 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.

The final single from the 3121 album arrives in Europe, backed by a powerful live medley from the 2006 BRIT Awards. Prince (May 22, 2006) Fury – Single (Europe) RELEASE DETAILS Date: May 22, 2006 (Europe) / May 29, 2006 (UK) Catalogue: 0602498567319 (EU CD) / MCSTD40462 (UK CD) Format: CD Single / 12" Picture Disc Country: Europe (main release) A-Side: “Fury” Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince B-Side: Te Amo Corazón / Fury (Live Medley) THE STORY “Fury” was released as the third and final single from Prince’s 31st studio album 3121. It was the second single in Europe and the UK (where “Te Amo Corazón” was not released). The single included a live medley of “Te Amo Corazón” and “Fury” recorded at the 2006 BRIT Awards. CONTEXT & NOTES “Fury” marked the end of the 3121 campaign. The single featured a high-energy live medley from the BRIT Awards (which also included excerpts of “Let’s Go Crazy” and “Purple Rain”). Promotional releases included the album track “Love”. The song was first performed live on Saturday Night Live in February 2006. TRACK LIST Europe / UK CD Single Fury – 4:04 Te Amo Corazón / Fury (Live) – 5:29 Video: Te Amo Corazón / Fury (Live from the 2006 BRIT Awards) UK 12" Picture Disc A. Fury – 4:02 B. Te Amo Corazón / Fury (Live) – 5:28 CHART PERFORMANCE UK Singles Chart: Peak Position No. 60 Netherlands Mega Top 50: Peak #72 Netherlands Dutch Top 40 Tipparade: Peak #12 Switzerland: Peak #92 PERSONNEL Producer, Arranged By, Composed By, Performer – Prince PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Standard jewel case CD single Limited 12" Picture Disc Multiple promotional CD and 12" variants 13 different versions released across UK, Europe and Australia WHAT THE LABEL / SLEEVE SHOWS Typical late-period Prince clean design with bold typography. The 12" Picture Disc features Prince imagery from the 3121 era. VARIANTS Europe CD Single (Enhanced) – 0602498567319 UK CD Single – MCSTD40462 UK 12" Picture Disc – MCST40462 UK CD Promo – MCSXDJ40462 (includes “Love”) UK 12" Promo – WMCST40462 (includes “Love”) Australia CDr Promo Belgium CD Promo – PRFURYCDP1 Germany CDr Promo Netherlands CDr Promo Europe 12" Picture Disc – 0602498567326 UK CDr Promo (No Label) Europe Enhanced CD – Multiple catalogue variants Additional Promo & Regional Variants (Total: 13 versions released across UK, Europe & Australia) RELATED MATERIAL Black Sweat (2006) 3121 (2006 album) Guitar (2007) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Discogs 45cat BBC Official Charts Wikipedia Prince Vault All single artwork, photographs, logos, 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.