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- Ingrid Chavez (March 5, 1992) Hippy Blood - Single US/Japan
Hippy Blood (Funky House Edit) — 6:00 B1. Hippy Blood (Commune Mix) B2. Commune Mix) Hippy Blood (Album Version) Whispering Dandelions (Album Version) — 1:59 Hippy Blood (Funky House Keep Pumpin’ It Mix) — 6:35 Hippy Blood (Club Mix) Hippy Blood (Happy Hippy Mix) Hippy Blood (Funky House Mix) Hippy Blood (Free Spirit Edit) Hippy Blood (Freedom’s Beating Heart Mix) Elephant Box (Elephant House color scheme WHAT THE SLEEVE SHOWS Front cover features a dramatic portrait of Ingrid Chavez against a purple
- Prince (1993) Prince Special Book – Grandreams Limited (UK)
high-quality live and portrait shots Visual Motifs: Bright polka dots and swirls, torn-paper effect, purple typography WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Full front cover with “PRINCE” and “SPECIAL” in bold purple lettering
- Carmen Electra (February 9, 1993) Carmen Electra - Album
— 0:29 Fun — 3:42 Just A Little Lovin’ — 4:02 Segue — 0:46 All That — 4:29 Segue — 0:12 This Is My House
- Cat Glover (October 1988) “Boss Cat” – Major Feature – Sky Magazine (UK)
CONTEXT AND NOTES Cat Glover joined Prince’s camp in 1984 and became a standout performer during the Purple Rain, Parade, and especially Lovesexy eras. This feature reflects the high visibility she gained during the Lovesexy Tour.
- Prince (September 1988) “The Second Coming” – Major Feature – The Face Magazine (UK)
Kent reflects on Prince’s journey from the Dirty Mind era through Purple Rain, Sign o’ the Times, and
- Prince (November 1988) “Prince Vs. Prince: An Artist At War With Himself” – Major Cover Story & Feature – Musician Magazine (US
reporting on his Paisley Park operations, band dynamics, and reflections on his previous projects like Purple Rain, Around the World in a Day, and Sign o’ the Times.
- 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.
- Prince (May 28, 1985) “Sexually Explicit Songs Still Lead Charmed Life” – Star Tribune (US)
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Media controversy over explicit lyrics Era: 1985 / Purple Rain era Tone: Journalistic
- Prince (May 25, 1985) Purple Rain Movie Review - Post-Bulletin
A local Minnesota newspaper publishes a three-star review of Prince’s hit film Purple Rain, praising Section / Pages: Page 42 Title: PURPLE RAIN (R) THE STORY The review describes Purple Rain as a semi-autobiographical It reflects the typical mixed critical response to Purple Rain — strong praise for the music and Prince FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Movie review of Purple Rain Era: Purple Rain Era (1985) Tone: Mixed — enthusiastic RELATED MATERIAL Prince (May 24, 1984) Purple Rain Movie Announcement - St.
- Prince (June 10, 1985) – Chronicle Tribune – Prince Protégé Vanity Takes Charge of Her Career
Rain, and her new film The Last Dragon where she plays a more subdued character. CONTEXT AND NOTES This story appeared exactly one year after the release of Purple Rain. Rain had given her. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Vanity career profile / post-Prince independence Era: Post-Purple Rain / 1985 Connects directly to the 1984 Purple Rain campaign clippings and earlier coverage of Vanity 6 / Apollonia
- Prince (July 6, 1992) "Sexy M.F." Single 7" UK
In The House, which later appeared on the New Power Generation’s first “solo” album Gold Nigga, released















