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- Prince O(+> (August 1994) ♫ Breaks the Silence – Vibe Magazine (US)
fields and open spaces lies the gleaming, towering Paisley Park, the studio and office complex that houses Rain hits that made him a household name exactly 10 years ago. Rain,” “Kiss,” and “Sign O’ the Times” in America. Here in sound check, though, he lets it go, and it’s a stunner – a soaring anthem of “Purple Rain” scale set he’s having built for the next tour – a huge, sprawling thing, something like an arena-size tree house
- Prince (August 1, 1996) This Time, He Rocks – MOJO magazine (UK)
album as a creative outburst following his marriage to Mayte, featuring the reunited NPG with Rosie Gaines appreciative, rock-critic enthusiastic Photography: Large artistic graphic illustration by Ian Wright (purple rock' in the guitar-crunching tradition of Who-Hendrix-Pistols and the little guy's own Dirty Mind and Purple Rain phases. hardrock filth: Jimiesque wah-wah gobbles, Billy Gibbons squeals, Creamy Claptonian woman-tones, Stevie Ray
- Prince (August 2007) Planet Earth – Special 21 Nights Residency CD UK - Round Edges
necklace, hands over his heart, above Planet Earth in glowing cosmic background (same iconic image as the main
- Prince (August 1980) “Prince: Do You Still Want To Be His Lover!” – Right On! Magazine Feature
Date: August1980 Country: United States Section / Pages: Main Feature THE STORY This in-depth profile The only thing I have disliked is the late hours.
- Prince and The New Power Generation (July 20, 1991) – Special Olympics performance
Photographs in the article captured Prince mid‑performance, microphone raised, alongside dancers and (guitar), Tommy Barbarella (keyboards), Rosie Gaines (keyboards, vox), Tony M.
- Prince (July 28, 1984) – “Purple Rain’ debut shows Hollywood who Prince is”
Jon Bream reports on the star-studded Hollywood premiere of Purple Rain at the Mann Chinese Theatre, in a purple limousine. Rain. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: World Premiere of Purple Rain (Mann Chinese Theatre + Palace party) Era: Peak Purple Rain phenomenon (July 1984) Tone: Excited, proud hometown reporting on Hollywood’s embrace of
- Prince (August 6, 1988) – “Prince the royal ruler!” Concert Review – Black Country Evening Mail
Date: August 6, 1988 Country: United Kingdom Written by Paul Cole, the review describes Prince’s three-hour Description of the three-hour NEC show and stage effects Comparison with Michael Jackson Performance
- Prince (June 27, 2016) "Prince Tributes Take Over Sunday’s BET Awards" – Star Tribune
and tributes from some of music’s biggest stars as the entertainment world came together to honor the Purple The article captures the raw emotion, the purple-filled stage, the tearful moments, and the celebratory performances by Jennifer Hudson, Janelle Monáe, Sheila E., and others, describing the raw emotion, the purple-themed
- Prince (June 22, 1984) “When Doves Cry” – Double 12" Limited Edition UK
commercial limited edition double 12" pack was released to boost sales during the massive success of the Purple Rain era, pairing the full-length single with a bonus 12" of 1999 Artist: Prince Label: Warner Bros. Cry) Prince and the Revolution – on 17 Days THE STORY “When Doves Cry” was the lead single from the Purple Rain album and film. Rain (Album) For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page.
- The Time (July 2/9, 1984) Ice Cream Castle LP / TC / CD
The third studio album by The Time, released in conjunction with the band’s appearance in the movie Purple Rain. “Jungle Love” and “The Bird” were featured in the film Purple Rain. (1982) Pandemonium (1990) Purple Rain film and soundtrack (1984) SOURCES Discogs, Warner Bros.
- Vanity (June 5, 1985) “Prince Protege Sheds ‘Nasty Girl’ Image” – The Winona Daily News (USA)
It discusses her assertiveness in taking control of her career, turning down the role in Purple Rain, this piece captures the period shortly after Vanity’s departure from Prince’s camp and the success of Purple Rain. Rain era. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Profile on Vanity’s career transition post-Prince Era: Purple Rain / Post-Vanity
- Prince (1985) Christmas Card – Official Holiday Card
A rare and elegant 1985 Christmas card personally sent by Prince, featuring striking original artwork on the front The card features a bold, artistic front cover with a winged angel in a red robe standing on a globe against a black-and-white geometric background, accented by a flowing red ribbon. Below the illustration it reads “Happy Christmas” in elegant script. Inside, on a plain cream background, Prince wrote the simple message “Love God” followed by his flowing signature.















