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- Prince (June 10, 1984) – Anderson Independent-Mail – Purple Rain Promotion with “When Doves Cry” Video
Rain album and film. Rain album and movie. CONTEXT AND NOTES This article was published just ten days before the Purple Rain album release (June Rain aesthetic and helping build massive anticipation for both the album and the film. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Music video and album/film promotion Era: Purple Rain Era (1984) Tone: Promotional
- Prince (April - 11 - 1980) Sexy Dancer / Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? – Single 7" JP
Prince – producer PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Japanese picture sleeve featuring Prince riding a white winged horse
- Prince (March 7 1983) 1999 - Single Album UK
more commercially accessible outside the US, this version helped promote Prince in Europe ahead of the Purple Rain era. did not chart in the UK upon release but reached #30 in September 1984 after the massive success of Purple Rain. Rain SINGLES RELEASED (UK) “1999” (b/w “How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore”) “Little Red Corvette” (b/
- Prince (December 30, 1982) 1999 / How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore? – Single 7" GE
CONTEXT & NOTES The 7" had two main commercial pressings with different back sleeve content and timings
- Prince (October 27 1982) 1999 - Double Album US
PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS Iconic hand-drawn psychedelic “1999” lettering on a deep purple starry background gatefold sleeve with full lyrics and photos WHAT THE SLEEVE SHOWS The front cover features a striking purple
- Stevie Wonder (October 18, 2005) – A Time To Love Album US:
. • Shelter In The Rain — Released as one of the album's singles. • So What The Fuss — Features Prince My Love Is On Fire • Passionate Raindrops • Tell Your Heart I Love You • True Love • Shelter In The Rain On Fire • Passionate Raindrops LP2 Side One: Tell Your Heart I Love You • True Love • Shelter In The Rain features Prince on guitar Positivity Album single From The Bottom Of My Heart Album single Shelter In The Rain
- SHEILA E. (October 15, 1984) – "The Glamorous Life" b/w "The Glamorous Life Part II" Format: 7" & 12" Single: UK
edit of "The Glamorous Life", backed with "The Glamorous Life Part II", a 3:12 continuation of the main "The Glamorous Life Part II" runs for 3:12 and continues the main composition. 7" - UK - W9285 STYLE receiving credit on the original release. • The Glamorous Life Part II — A 3:12 continuation of the main 41 edit and 6:33 Club Edit were non-album versions, while "The Glamorous Life Part II" continued the main
- Prince (October 15, 1991) “The New Prince” – Ciao 2001 ITA
logo Prince in black leather jacket featuring the Love Symbol “The New Prince” headline in prominent purple
- Sheila E. (October 15, 1985) Romance and the Single Girl – Blues & Soul Cover + Two-Page Feature
The article discusses the album’s concept, her experiences on the Purple Rain tour, and her ambitions Era: 1985 – Romance 1600 / Purple Rain tour era Tone: Appreciative and insightful Photography: Striking
- Wendy & Lisa (October 17, 1987) – “Former Prince Bandmates On Their Own” Feature – Post-Bulletin.
worked on Prince recordings dating back to Dirty Mind in 1978, while Melvoin joined the band in time for Purple Rain. of Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman's years with Prince and the Revolution • References to Dirty Mind, Purple Rain, Around the World in a Day and Parade • Mention of the film Under the Cherry Moon • Discussion
- Prince (October 17, 1982) “Prince 1999 Tour” – The Atlanta Constitution
CONTEXT AND NOTES This ad ran in advance of the highly anticipated 1999 Tour, Prince’s major breakthrough 6 created one of the most influential triple bills of the early 1980s, showcasing Prince’s growing Purple Rain-era empire.
- Prince (October 12, 1990) – “Prince's Glam Slam To Open” Feature – The Albert Lea Tribune.
According to the report, the club's opening performances would be headlined by Rosie Gaines, described It also documents the important role expected to be played by Rosie Gaines, who had recently become one feature photography WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Announcement of Glam Slam's opening on October 16, 1990 Rosie Gaines















