Event: Glam Slam Ulysses was a 1993 stage production loosely inspired by Homer’s Odyssey. Combining live performance and video, it was advertised as “The Homer‑Erotic Odyssey of Ulysses and His Gang, ‘Strays of the World’, Through the Universe of Glam Slam,” presented in “Glam‑o‑Rama” and featuring “13 new songs.” Each song represented an episode or theme from Homer’s epic. The production premiered on 21 August 1993 at Glam Slam, Los Angeles, California, with a capacity of 400 people per performance. Tickets cost $19.99 for evening shows and $15.00 for Sunday matinees. Starring Carmen Electra as both Penelope and Calypso, the show ran until 4 September 1993. Frank Williams performed the male lead, with Jamie King providing choreography. Although Prince did not appear, all music was composed and performed by him. The production was expected to tour the United States but was discontinued after unfavourable reviews. Setlist • The Ship – Strays of the World • Interlude – Come • The Cyclops – Interactive • Lotus Land – Dolphin • Circe – Pheromone • Penelope – Dark • Hades – Loose! • The Sirens – Space • Interlude – Poem • Scylla – What’s My Name • Calypso – Endorphinemachine • Interlude – Come • The Suitors – Race • The Trojan Horse – Come • The Homecoming – Strays of the World • Finale – The Celebration – Pope Advert / Ephemera : Promotional poster featured a muscular figure raising a Symbol above his head, captioned “A combination of live performance and video introducing 13 new songs.” Performances were held on multiple dates between 22 August and 4 September 1993, including matinees and evening shows. Surrounding Dates: • 22 August 1993 – First recorded performances (5 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.) • 24 August 1993 – Second performance (7:30 p.m.) • 4 September 1993 – Final performance at Glam Slam Los Angeles Chronicle Note: Glam Slam Ulysses represented Prince’s experimental fusion of mythological narrative and multimedia stage art. Though short‑lived, it showcased his creative ambition to merge classical storytelling with modern music and choreography, extending his artistic reach beyond traditional concert formats. SSOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, All magazine scans, photographs, and original text excerpts referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non‑commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

12" - USA - 0-20246 Let’s Go Crazy was issued twice in the United States: first as a 7" single on 18 July 1984, and then as a 12" maxi single on 29 August 1984. It was the second US single from Purple Rain, and the first to carry the credit Prince and the Revolution. The B‑side, Erotic City, was previously unreleased and marked Sheila E.’s first appearance on a Prince‑credited release. Artist: Prince and the Revolution Title: Let’s Go Crazy Label: Warner Bros. Country: USA Catalogue: 7‑29216 / 0‑20246 Date: July 18 & August 29, 1984 Format: 7" & 12" RECORDING Recorded during the Purple Rain sessions, built around the Linn LM‑1, electric guitars, Oberheim synths, and Prince’s organ‑styled spoken introduction. The Special Dance Mix contains an extended instrumental middle section with a chugging guitar riff, an atonal piano solo, and layered spoken‑word samples. STYLE & THEMES Let’s Go Crazy blends rock, funk, gospel‑styled exhortation, electronic percussion, and two guitar solos. The “De‑elevator” metaphor reflects Prince’s recurring spiritual themes. Erotic City is a sexually charged, minimalist funk track built around drum machine programming and playful vocal interplay. Promotional 12" - USA - PRO-A-2173 TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES • Let’s Go Crazy — A fusion of rock, funk, gospel energy, Linn LM‑1 percussion, heavy guitar leads, and two solos. The Special Dance Mix extends the instrumental middle section. • Erotic City — A previously unreleased B‑side featuring Sheila E., built around stripped‑down funk and provocative lyrics. Promotional 12" - USA - PRO-A-2182 RELEASE HISTORY • US 7" — 18 July 1984 • US 12" — 29 August 1984 The single repeated the number‑one success of When Doves Cry on the Billboard Hot 100 and Black Singles charts, also topping the Dance/Disco Top 80 (listed with Erotic City). VIDEO The Special Dance Mix is performed in a slightly edited form within the Purple Rain film, featuring its extended instrumental middle section. CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS USA: Billboard Hot 100 — #1 (2 weeks), 19 weeks USA: Billboard Black Singles — #1 (1 week), 17 weeks USA: Billboard Dance/Disco Top 80 (with Erotic City) — #1 (1 week), 20 weeks 7" - USA - 7-29216 PERSONNEL Prince — lead & backing vocals, electric lead guitar, piano (Special Dance Mix), Linn LM‑1, tambourine Wendy Melvoin — electric rhythm US 12" maxi‑single cover for “Let’s Go Crazy,” featuring Prince on a motorcycle in the iconic Purple Rain imagery.guitar, backing vocals Lisa Coleman — Oberheim OB‑SX, backing vocals Doctor Fink — Oberheim OB‑Xa, backing vocals Brown Mark — bass guitar, backing vocals Bobby Z. — Linn LM‑1, Simmons SDSV, Pearl SY‑1 Syncussion, cymbals US FORMAT VARIANTS TABLE — LET’S GO CRAZY Variant Details US 7" A. Let’s Go Crazy (Edit) (3:46) • B. Erotic City (Edit) (3:53) • Cat#: US/NZ: 7‑29216 US 7" Promo A. Let’s Go Crazy (Edit) (3:46) • B. Let’s Go Crazy (Edit) (3:46) • Cat#: US: 7‑29216 US 12" A. Let’s Go Crazy (Special Dance Mix) (7:35) • B. Erotic City (Make Love Not War Erotic City Come Alive) (7:24) • Cat#: US: 0‑20246 US 12" Promo – PRO‑A‑2173 A. Let’s Go Crazy (Edit) (3:46) • B. Let’s Go Crazy (Album Version) (4:39) US 12" Promo – PRO‑A‑2182 A. Let’s Go Crazy (Special Dance Mix) (7:35) • B. Let’s Go Crazy (LP Version) (4:40) SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2 All magazine scans, photographs, and original text excerpts referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non‑commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

A bold full-page French promotional advertisement for Prince & The New Power Generation’s European Tour 1993 Act II, highlighting two special nights at the legendary Bercy venue in Paris, sponsored by Coca-Cola. PUBLICATION Publication: Concert Promotion / Magazine Advert (French market) Date: August 31 & September 1, 1993 Country: France Section / Pages: Full-page advertisement Title: Prince & The New Power Generation – European Tour 1993 Act II THE STORY This striking black-background poster features a dramatic portrait of Prince in a red-and-black plaid vest, holding and biting a long gold chain while looking directly at the camera. The massive white typography announces the tour dates at Bercy, with supporting logos from Coca-Cola, NRJ, WEA Music, M6, and Inter Concerts. It promotes the shows as part of the major European leg of the tour. CONTEXT AND NOTES This was during the Act II phase of Prince’s 1993 European Tour, following the success of The Hits/The B-Sides and the Act I shows earlier that year. The Bercy concerts were among the biggest indoor dates on the tour. The imagery (Prince with the chain, intense stare) is classic mid-90s Prince — bold, sensual, and theatrical. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Live Concerts at Bercy, Paris Dates: 31 Août & 1er Septembre 1993 Tour: European Tour 1993 – Act II Sponsor: Coca-Cola Venue: Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy Visual Style: High-contrast, dramatic portrait with gold chain motif WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Full promotional concert poster/advert with Prince centered, bold white headline text, Coca-Cola branding at the top, and all ticket/contact information at the bottom in French. RELATED MATERIAL Prince (October 1993) Prince Talks! – Satellite Times (UK) Prince (May 5–12, 1993) AAOOW! – Time Out London (UK) Prince (Fall/Winter 1993) NPG Catalogue Volume 1 COPYRIGHT NOTICE 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.

LP - Holland - COL 467189 1 Martika’s Kitchen is the second album by California pop singer Martika, released in August 1991. Four tracks were written and produced with input from Prince: Martika’s Kitchen, Spirit, Love... Thy Will Be Done, and Don’t Say U Love Me. Prince became involved after most of the album had already been recorded. Martika contacted him after repeatedly watching Graffiti Bridge, explaining that the film reflected themes she had written in her notebook. LP - Holland - COL 467189 1 Their collaboration began with Martika’s Kitchen in late 1990 or early 1991. Martika brought a notebook of lyrics to their first meeting, which Prince used as the basis for several songs. Love... Thy Will Be Done was recorded in January 1991 from Martika’s lyrics. Her label encouraged further collaboration, leading Prince to record Spirit and Don’t Say U Love Me in early 1991. Martika later replaced Prince’s guide vocals with her own in Spring 1991, adding further instrumentation and background vocals in New York. A fifth Prince‑related track, Open Book, was not included on the album but was later released by Jevetta Steele in 1993. Five singles were released: Love... Thy Will Be Done, Martika’s Kitchen, Colored Kisses, Safe In The Arms Of Love, and Spirit (promo only). The album was a worldwide success but underperformed in the USA, peaking at number 111 on the Billboard Pop Chart. It reached number 15 in the UK. In 2017, the album was remastered and reissued in 2018 as Martika’s Kitchen: Reheated Edition, expanding the album with remixes and edits. Track Listing (LP Format) All songs written by Prince, except where indicated. Side one • Martika’s Kitchen — Prince, Levi Seacer Jr. — 5:08 • Spirit — Prince, Frankie Blue, Martika, Levi Seacer Jr. — 4:37 • Love... Thy Will Be Done — Prince, Martika — 5:02 • A Magical Place — Christopher Max • Coloured Kisses — Frankie Blue, Les Pierce, Martika • Safe In The Arms Of Love — Martika, Michael Cruz, Michael Jay Side two • Pride & Prejudice — Martika, Michael Cruz • Take Me To Forever — Martika, Michael Jay • Temptation — Frankie Blue, Les Pierce, Martika • Don’t Say U Love Me — Prince, Martika — 4:24 • Broken Heart — Frankie Blue, Les Pierce, Martika • Mi Tierra — Frankie Blue, Martika Total length: 57:18 (Original release) Album Details Released: 27 August 1991 26 January 2018 (Reheated Edition) Recorded: Studios: Paisley Park Studios (Chanhassen, MN); Electric Lady Studios (New York, NY); Trax Recording Studios (LA) Genre: Length: 57:18 (1991); 116:51 (2018) Labels: Columbia Records Producer: Prince (Paisley Park) Certifications Region — Certification — Units UK — Silver — 60,000 UK — Gold — 100,000 Australia — Gold — 35,000 Spain — Gold — 50,000 Tape Cassette Release (MC) Side 1 • Martika’s Kitchen • Spirit • Love... Thy Will Be Done • A Magical Place • Coloured Kisses • Safe In The Arms Of Love Side 2 • Pride & Prejudice • Take Me To Forever • Temptation • Don’t Say U Love Me • Broken Heart • Mi Tierra CD Release (1991) • Martika’s Kitchen — 5:08 • Spirit — 4:37 • Love... Thy Will Be Done — 5:02 • A Magical Place • Coloured Kisses • Safe In The Arms Of Love • Pride & Prejudice • Take Me To Forever • Temptation • Don’t Say U Love Me — 4:24 • Broken Heart • Mi Tierra 2CD Reheated Edition (2018) Disc 1 — Main Course (Original Album) • Martika’s Kitchen — 5:08 • Spirit — 4:37 • Love... Thy Will Be Done — 5:02 • A Magical Place • Coloured Kisses • Safe In The Arms Of Love • Pride & Prejudice • Take Me To Forever • Temptation • Don’t Say U Love Me — 4:24 • Broken Heart • Mi Tierra Disc 2 — Side Orders (Remixes & Edits) • Love... Thy Will Be Done (7" Edit) — 4:23 • Martika’s Kitchen (7" Edit) — 4:12 • Coloured Kisses (7" Edit) • Safe In The Arms Of Love (Edit Version) • Spirit (Radio Edit) — 3:56 • Love... Thy Will Be Done (Prince Mix) — 5:58 • Martika’s Kitchen (Remix 1 Alt. 7" Video Version) — 5:00 • Coloured Kisses (Remix) • Spirit (House Mix) — 8:04 • Martika’s Kitchen (Extended Version) — 5:24 • Spirit (Hip‑Hop Mix) — 5:01 • Martika’s Kitchen (Alt. Dub Version) — 5:09 Personnel (Full Track‑Specific Credits) Martika • vocals Prince • all instruments (except where noted) • guitar/bass on Martika’s Kitchen • guitar on Don’t Say U Love Me • keyboards on Merci For The Speed Of A Mad Clown In Summer • background vocals (various tracks) Levi Seacer Jr. • instruments on Martika’s Kitchen (uncredited) Paul Pesco • guitar on Martika’s Kitchen, Don’t Say U Love Me C.J. Vanston • organ on Martika’s Kitchen • synthesizer on Love... Thy Will Be Done Marlen Landin • background vocals on Martika’s Kitchen, Spirit Fred McFarlane • keyboard programming/arrangement on Spirit Christopher Max / Cindy Mizelle / Karen Bernod / Steve Real / Audrey Wheeler • background vocals on Spirit Rahsaan Patterson • background vocals on Spirit, Love... Thy Will Be Done, Don’t Say U Love Me David Frank • keyboard programming on Don’t Say U Love Me Technical • Prince — producer (Paisley Park) • Morris Hayes — additional production (Don’t Say U Love Me) • Michael Koppelman — recording engineer • Michael McDonald — recording engineer (Spirit, Love... Thy Will Be Done, Don’t Say U Love Me) • Bob Rosa — mixing engineer • Michael Cruz — vocal recording engineer (Martika’s Kitchen, Love... Thy Will Be Done) Charts America | Chart | Peak Position | Weeks | | USA: Billboard Top Pop Albums | 111 | 9 | Europe | Chart | Peak Position | Weeks | | UK: Gallup Top 40 Albums | 15 | 15 | | Netherlands: Dutch Album Top 100 | 78 | 4 | | Germany: Offizielle Top 100 | 51 | 5 | Pacific | Chart | Peak Position | Weeks | | Australia: ARIA Albums | 9 | 9 | Chronology: [Martika (1988)] → Martika’s Kitchen (1991) → [Best of: More Than You Know(1997)] Singles from Martika’s Kitchen Martika Participacion Especial: Celia Cruz – Mi Tierra Sony Discos – DBS 81472 US Love...Thy Will Be Done Martika's Kitchen Coloured Kisses Spirit Contemporary Press Reports Archival newspaper and magazine coverage from the original release period. The Evening News Harrisburg, Pennsylvania · Tuesday, June 11, 1991 The Star-Ledger Newark, New Jersey · Tuesday, July 09, 1991 Santa Maria Times Santa Maria, California · Tuesday, July 09, 1991 SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2 All magazine scans, photographs, and original text excerpts referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non‑commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

The 2011 compact disc edition of A.C. marks the album’s first release on CD. It is an expanded and remastered version of the original LP, adding several bonus tracks including single edits, remixes, and vault material. The CD focuses on André Cymone’s original album while highlighting Prince’s involvement, particularly on The Dance Electric, which remains the album’s most notable Prince‑related track. This edition restores the full album sequence, adds previously unavailable mixes, and presents the material in improved audio quality. The expanded tracklist includes the original LP songs, additional single versions, and club mixes. Album Details Released: 29 August 2011 Producer: Prince; André Cymone Track Listing (CD Format — Expanded) All songs written by Prince, except where indicated. • The Dance Electric — Prince — 5:44 • Lipstick Lover • Pretty Wild Girl • Book Of Love • Satisfaction • Sweet Sensuality • Vacation • Neon Pussycat • Fallin’ Fallin' • Red Light • The Dance Electric (Single Version) — Prince — 4:13 • Lipstick Lover (Clubmix) • Satisfaction (12" Remix) Technical • Prince — producer • André Cymone — producer, engineer • Bobby Brooks — engineer • David Ahlert — assistant engineer • Susan Rogers — assistant engineer • Wayne Edwards — executive producer • Bernie Grundman — mastering COUNTRY VARIANTS (DISCOGS) • CD Expanded Edition — USA — 2011 • CD Expanded Edition — 2011 • CD Expanded Edition — Europe — 2011 • CD Expanded Edition — Japan — 2011 Personnel André Cymone • vocals Prince • all instruments (uncredited) Wendy Melvoin • background vocals Lisa Coleman • background vocals Additional Personnel • Bobby Brooks — engineer • David Ahlert — assistant engineer • Susan Rogers — assistant engineer • Wayne Edwards — executive producer • Bernie Grundman — mastering SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2 All magazine scans, photographs, and original text excerpts referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders. They are included strictly for historical, educational, and archival purposes under fair‑use principles. No ownership is claimed.

"Round And Round" was issued as the second single taken from Prince’s twelfth album, Graffiti Bridge, although in several European territories it became the third single released from the project. As with the album track itself, the single was credited solely to Tevin Campbell rather than Prince. 7" - UK - W0023 The release arrived five weeks after the parent album and was made available in the United States and the United Kingdom. Rather than featuring a completely separate song on the reverse side, the single incorporated a remix of "Round And Round", allowing the song's different interpretations to form the basis of the release campaign. The single proved commercially successful, reaching the upper levels of both the American pop and R&B charts. Its performance helped establish Campbell as a major new recording artist and resulted in a Gold certification from the RIAA in May 1991. TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES 7" - UK - W0023 • Round And Round — Released as the featured track from Graffiti Bridge and credited exclusively to Tevin Campbell. The song appeared across numerous single formats and remix configurations. • Round And Round (Soul Dub) — A remix version selected as the principal B-side and later included on multiple formats issued in support of the single. RELEASE HISTORY The single was released on September 25, 1990, approximately five weeks after the release of Graffiti Bridge. Distribution was limited to the United States and the United Kingdom, although additional European configurations were also issued. 7" - UK - W0115 A wide variety of commercial and promotional formats accompanied the release, including 7", 12", cassette, CD, 12" promotional vinyl and promotional CD editions. Several exclusive remixes were made available through these formats, including "Soul Mix Edit", "Soul Mix Extended", "Soul Dub" and "The House". The release remained connected to Graffiti Bridge, although several remix versions later became notable non-album tracks. The song was subsequently associated with Tevin Campbell's later album T.E.V.I.N. CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS 7" - UK - W0115 America USA: Billboard Hot R&B Singles — Entry: 6 October 1990 — Peak: 3 — Weeks: 17 USA: Billboard Hot 100 — Entry: 8 December 1990+ — Peak: 12 — Weeks: 29 Certifications RIAA, USA — May 24, 1991 — Gold (500,000) Awards 8th ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, USA — May 15, 1991 — Most Performed Songs from 1 October 1989 to 30 September 1990 12" - UK - W0023T A Side Round And Round (Soul Mix Extented) - Round And Round (Soul Dub) B Side Round And Round (The House) 12" - UK - W 0115(T) A Side Round And Round (Soul Mix Extented) - Round And Round (The House) B Side Goodbye (Tevin's Dub Pt 1 & 2) - Goodbye (Siddub And Listen) RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE Artist Title Label Country Catalogue Date Format Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA 7-19748 September 25, 1990 7" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. United Kingdom W 0023 September 25, 1990 7" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Europe 5439-19748-7 September 25, 1990 7" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. United Kingdom W 0025 September 25, 1990 12" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Europe 5439-18838-7 September 25, 1990 12" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA 0-21740 September 25, 1990 12" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. United Kingdom W0023T September 25, 1990 12" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. United Kingdom W 0115 T September 25, 1990 12" Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA 9 21740-2 September 25, 1990 CD Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Europe W0115CD-9362-40483-2 September 25, 1990 CD Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA PRO-A-4348 September 25, 1990 12" Promo Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA PRO-CD-4348 September 25, 1990 5" CD Promo Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA 4-19748 September 25, 1990 Cassette Tevin Campbell Round And Round Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. USA 4-21740 September 25, 1990 Cassette TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS) Format Catalogue Tracklisting 7" 7-19748 / W 0023 / 5439-19748-7 A. Round And Round (Album Version) (3:55) B. Round And Round (Soul Dub) (5:02) 12" W 0025 / 5439-18838-7 A. Round And Round (Soul Mix Edit) (4:54) B. Round And Round (Soul Dub) (5:02) 12" 0-21740 / W0023T A1. Round And Round (Soul Mix Extended) (6:39) A2. Round And Round (Soul Dub) (5:02) B. Round And Round (The House) (7:30) 12" W 0115 T A1. Round And Round (Soul Mix Extended) (6:39) A2. Round And Round (The House) (7:30) B1. Goodbye (Tevin's Dub) (Part I & II) B2. Goodbye (Siddub And Listen) CD 9 21740-2 1. Round And Round (Single Version) (3:55) 2. Round And Round (Soul Mix Extended) (6:39) 3. Round And Round (The House) (7:30) 4. Round And Round (Soul Dub) (5:02) CD W0115CD-9362-40483-2 1. Round And Round (Soul Mix Edit) (4:54) 2. Round And Round (The House) (7:30) 3. Goodbye (Tevin's Dub) (Part I & II) 4. Goodbye (Siddub And Listen) 12" Promo PRO-A-4348 A. Round And Round (Album Version) (3:55) B. Round And Round (Album Version) (3:55) 5" CD Promo PRO-CD-4348 1. Round And Round (Album Version) (3:55) Cassette 4-19748 A. Round And Round (Album Version) (3:55) B. Round And Round (Soul Dub) (5:02) Cassette 4-21740 A1. Round And Round (Soul Mix Extended) (6:39) A2. Round And Round (Soul Dub) (5:02) B. Round And Round (The House) (7:30) SOURCES Prince Vault, Sleevographia2, Discogs. 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. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

"Count The Days" was issued as the third and final single taken from Exodus, the New Power Generation album released through NPG Records. The single was distributed exclusively in the United Kingdom and Europe and marked the closing chapter of the album's single campaign. CD single (5") - Germany - 0061335 NPG A Side Count The Days (Edit 3:24) Count The Days (Album Version 3:32) New Power Soul (3:49) Unlike the album version, the single featured a specially prepared "Clean Edit" of the title track. The edited version replaced the song's explicit language with instrumental overdubs, creating a version suitable for wider commercial release. The accompanying B-side, "New Power Soul", was also drawn directly from Exodus. The release achieved a modest chart placing in the United Kingdom, reaching number 79 on the Gallup Singles Chart. The single's featured version, "Count The Days (Edit)", was derived from the album recording and altered for release by replacing curse words with instrumental fills. No additional recording information was supplied. TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES • Count The Days — Released in edited form for the single. The "Clean Edit" substituted instrumental passages for explicit language while retaining the structure of the original recording. • New Power Soul — Included as the B-side and taken directly from the Exodus album. RELEASE HISTORY Released on September 25, 1995, "Count The Days" became the final single to be issued from Exodus. Distribution was limited to the United Kingdom and Europe. The single was made available on CD and cassette formats only. No 7", 12" or digital editions were issued. A music video was also produced to support the release. CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS Europe UK: Gallup Singles Chart — Entry: October 1, 1995 — Peak: 79 — Weeks: 1 Cassette single - Germany - 0061339NPG A Side Count The Days (Edit 3:24) - New Power Soul (3:49) B Side Count The Days (Edit 3:24) - New Power Soul (3:49) Artist Title Label Country Catalogue Date Format New Power Generation Count The Days NPG Records Germany 0061335 NPG September 25, 1995 5" CD New Power Generation Count The Days NPG Records Germany 0061339 NPG September 25, 1995 Cassette TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS) Format Catalogue Tracklisting 5" CD 0061335 NPG 1. Count The Days (Edit) (3:24) 2. Count The Days (Album Version) (3:24) 3. New Power Soul (4:10) (listed as 3:49 but contains the 4:10 album version) Cassette 0061339 NPG Side A: 1. Count The Days (Edit) (3:24) 2. New Power Soul (4:10) (listed as 3:49 but contains the 4:10 album version) Side B: 1. Count The Days (Edit) (3:24) 2. New Power Soul (4:10) (listed as 3:49 but contains the 4:10 album version) NOTES • Related album: Exodus • Non-album track: Count The Days (Clean Edit) (3:24) • Released only in the United Kingdom and Europe. • Not released on 7" format. • Not released on 12" format. • Not released in digital format. • According to Michael Van Huffel, Prince telephoned him at approximately 3 a.m. and asked him to come to the studio to hear "Count The Days" and prepare artwork for the single. Van Huffel later described the result as "sleep deprived artwork". • No known special editions or reissues were issued. • See individual tracks and related albums for credits. SOURCES Prince Vault, Sleevographia2, Discogs. 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. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

Raise Up is the ninth studio album by Larry Graham & Graham Central Station and was released in September 2012. The album marked the group's return after more than thirteen years since their previous studio release, GCS 2000. It was also the second Larry Graham and Graham Central Station project to feature contributions from Prince, although the earlier collaboration had been issued solely under the Graham Central Station name. Prince contributed to three tracks on the album: "Raise Up", "Shoulda Coulda Woulda" and "Movin'". These appearances connected the project to the long-standing musical relationship between Larry Graham and Prince. Released through Moosicus Records, the album combined new material with updated versions of songs that had originally appeared in the Graham Central Station catalogue. RECORDING The exact recording dates for "Raise Up", "Shoulda Coulda Woulda" and "Movin'" have not been confirmed. It remains unclear whether any elements originated during the 1997-98 recording period that produced GCS 2000. The three Prince-associated tracks were at least partially recorded at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota. Additional recording locations credited for the project include The G-Station in Chanhassen, Minnesota, and Studio de l’Hacienda in Tarare, France. These facilities were used during the development and completion of the album. TRACK-BY-TRACK NOTES • GCS Drumline — Opening track included on both the CD and LP editions. • Throw-N-Down The Funk — Featured as one of the album's early tracks. • It's Alright (The New Master) — Newly recorded version of a previously released Graham Central Station song. • Raise Up — Features Prince and was selected as the album's sole promotional single in Europe. • Shoulda Coulda Woulda — Features Prince and includes musical contributions from both artists. • Welcome 2 Our World — Included on both CD and LP editions. • It Ain't No Fun To Me (The New Master) — Revisited version of an earlier Graham Central Station recording. • Higher Ground — New recording of the Stevie Wonder composition. • No Way — Featured on both album formats. • Hold You Close — Included on both CD and LP editions. • Movin' — Features Prince and additional vocal and instrumental contributors. • Now Do-U-Wanta-Dance (The New Master) — Updated recording of the earlier Graham Central Station track. • One Day — Features Raphael Saadiq and concludes the album. RELEASE HISTORY The album was first released in France on September 20, 2012, followed by its United States release on September 25, 2012. It appeared more than thirteen years after GCS 2000, making it the group's first studio album of new material in over a decade. Promotion was limited to a single European promotional release of "Raise Up". No commercial single was issued from the album. PRODUCTION Produced by: Larry Graham Executive Producers: Quentin Geerinckx, Joachim Becker Label: Moosicus Record PERSONNEL Larry Graham — lead vocals, bass guitar on "Raise Up" and "Shoulda Coulda Woulda"; lead vocals, electronic drums, bass guitar, guitar and keyboards on "Movin'" Prince — drums, guitar, keyboards and background vocals on "Raise Up" and "Shoulda Coulda Woulda"; guitar on "Movin'" James McKinney — vocoder on "Raise Up"; vocals on "Movin'" Brian Braziel — drums on "Movin'" Ashling Cole — vocals on "Movin'" David Council — keyboards and vocals on "Movin'" Wilton Rab — vocals on "Movin'" Támar Davis — vocals on "Movin'" Chance Howard — vocals on "Movin'" RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE Artist Album Label Country Catalogue Date Format Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Raise Up Moosicus Records France M 1202-1 September 20, 2012 LP x2 Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Raise Up Moosicus Records USA 7930183372-2 September 25, 2012 CD TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS) Format Catalogue Tracklisting CD 7930183372-2 1. GCS Drumline 2. Throw-N-Down The Funk 3. It's Alright (The New Master) 4. Raise Up (featuring Prince) 5. Shoulda Coulda Woulda (featuring Prince) 6. Welcome 2 Our World 7. It Ain't No Fun To Me (The New Master) 8. Higher Ground 9. No Way 10. Hold You Close 11. Movin' (featuring Prince) 12. Now Do-U-Wanta-Dance (The New Master) 13. One Day (featuring Raphael Saadiq) LP x2 M 1202-1 Side 1: GCS Drumline; Throw-N-Down The Funk; It's Alright (The New Master); Raise Up (featuring Prince) Side 2: Shoulda Coulda Woulda (featuring Prince); Welcome 2 Our World; It Ain't No Fun To Me (The New Master); Higher Ground Side 3: No Way; Hold You Close; Movin' (featuring Prince) Side 4: Now Do-U-Wanta-Dance (The New Master); One Day (featuring Raphael Saadiq) SOURCES Prince Vault, Sleevographia2, Discogs. 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. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.

Come 2 My House is the tenth solo studio album by Chaka Khan and her first release for NPG Records. The project was largely co-written and co-produced by Prince and represented one of the most substantial collaborations between the two artists. CD album - USA - 785337982129 Released in the United States on September 29, 1998, the album combined Chaka Khan's powerful vocal style with Prince's contemporary late-1990s production approach. The release formed part of a wider NPG Records campaign that also included Newpower Soul by The New Power Generation and GCS 2000 by Graham Central Station. The album reached number 49 on the Billboard R&B Albums Chart. CD album - USA - 785337982129 SESSIONS AND COMPILING The album was recorded between November 1997 and June 1998 at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota. Several tracks originated from earlier Prince-related recording projects. Don't Talk 2 Strangers was originally recorded in 1992, while Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart and I'll Never B Another Fool originated from sessions recorded in 1995. An early configuration of the album was assembled in February 1998 without Democrazy, which had not yet been recorded. The album was initially planned for release on July 21, 1998 before being delayed. CD album - USA - 785337982129 Hair was recorded as a cover version of the Graham Central Station classic originally released in 1973. For the newly-recorded material, Chaka Khan wrote lyrics while Prince supplied much of the music and instrumentation. Although Prince's individual performances were not formally credited on the released album, he contributed extensively throughout the project. STYLE & THEMES The album blends contemporary R&B, funk, soul and pop. 3 x CD album - USA - 7-85337-99012 Prince's production combines live instrumentation, programmed elements, horn arrangements and orchestral textures while allowing Chaka Khan's vocals to remain the primary focus. Songs such as Come 2 My House, Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart and Don't Talk 2 Strangers highlight the musical chemistry between the two artists, while tracks including Democrazy and The Drama expand into broader social and thematic territory. 3 x CD album - USA - 7-85337-99012 TRACK-BY-TRACK NOTES • Come 2 My House — Opening title track and one of the album's signature recordings. • Intro / This Crazy Life Of Mine — Features orchestration by Clare Fischer. • Betcha — Funk-oriented collaboration featuring Larry Graham. • Spoon — Promotional single release. • Pop My Clutch — Features guest vocals by Queen Latifah. • Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart — Originated from earlier Prince sessions. Cassette album - USA - 785337982129 • I'll Never B Another Fool — Reworked from a previously-recorded song. • Democrazy — Added late in the album's development. • Remember U — Collaboration featuring Larry Graham. • Reconsider (U Betta) — Horn-driven arrangement. • Don't Talk 2 Strangers — Only commercially released UK single from the album. • Hair — Cover of the Graham Central Station recording. • The Drama — Closing track written by Kirk Johnson. PROMOTION The album produced one commercially released single: • Don't Talk 2 Strangers Promotional releases included: • Spoon (Promo Only) • This Crazy Life Of Mine (Promo Only) Chaka Khan also toured with Prince on the New Power Soul Tour and New Power Soul Festival Tour during the promotional period. Format Catalogue Tracklisting 12" Promo Sampler (UK) CHAKA1 SIDE ONE: • Reconsider (U Betta) • Spoon SIDE TWO: • Betcha I • Come 2 My House RELEASE HISTORY Released in the United States on September 29, 1998 through NPG Records. A United Kingdom release followed approximately six months later. The album was issued on compact disc and cassette formats. CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS AMERICA Country Chart Entry Date Peak Position Weeks USA Billboard R&B Albums Chart October 17, 1998 49 15 EUROPE — PACIFIC — CERTIFICATIONS • No certifications recorded. AWARDS • No awards recorded. PERSONNEL Chaka Khan — lead vocals Prince — instruments, background vocals, horn arrangements Michael B. Nelson — trombone, horn arrangements Kathy Jensen — baritone saxophone Dave Jensen — trumpet Steve Strand — trumpet Clare Fischer — orchestration Larry Graham — bass guitar, vocals Ricky Peterson — keyboards Brother Jules — scratches Robert D. Palmer — additional vocals Queen Latifah — featured vocals Mike Scott — guitar Chanté Moore — vocals Marva King — background vocals Rhonda Smith — bass guitar Walter Chancellor Jr. — saxophone Michael B. — drums Sonny T. — bass Mayte — finger cymbals, background vocals Kirk Johnson — instruments, songwriting PRODUCTION Co-Produced by Chaka Khan Co-Produced by Prince Recorded at Paisley Park Studios Horn Arrangements by Prince Additional Horn Arrangements by Michael B. Nelson Orchestration by Clare Fischer Label: NPG Record NOTES • Tenth solo studio album by Chaka Khan. • First Chaka Khan album released on NPG Records. • Released in the USA on September 29, 1998. • United Kingdom release followed approximately six months later. • Recorded at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, Minnesota, between November 1997 and June 1998. • Largely co-written and co-produced by Prince. • An early version of the album was compiled in February 1998 without Democrazy. • Originally scheduled for release on July 21, 1998 before being postponed. • Don't Talk 2 Strangers originated from sessions recorded in 1992. • Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart and I'll Never B Another Fool originated from sessions recorded in 1995. • Hair is a cover of the Graham Central Station recording originally released in 1973. • Don't Talk 2 Strangers was the only commercially released single from the album. • Promotional singles included Spoon and This Crazy Life Of Mine. • Reached No. 49 on the Billboard R&B Albums Chart. • Chaka Khan toured with Prince on the New Power Soul Tour and New Power Soul Festival Tour during the album's promotional campaign. • The project formed part of a wider NPG Records release programme that also included Newpower Soul by The New Power Generation and GCS 2000 by Graham Central Station. RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE Artist Title Label Country Cat No. Date Format Chaka Khan Come 2 My House NPG Records USA Not Supplied September 29, 1998 CD Chaka Khan Come 2 My House NPG Records USA Not Supplied September 29, 1998 Cassette TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS) Format Catalogue Tracklisting CD 785337982129 TRACK LISTING: • Come 2 My House • Intro / This Crazy Life Of Mine • Betcha • Spoon • Pop My Clutch • Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart • I'll Never B Another Fool • Democrazy • Remember U • Reconsider (U Betta) • Don't Talk 2 Strangers • Hair • The Drama Cassette 785337982129 SIDE ONE: • Come 2 My House • Intro / This Crazy Life Of Mine • Betcha • Spoon • Pop My Clutch • Journey 2 The Center Of Your Heart • I'll Never B Another Fool SIDE TWO: • Democrazy • Remember U • Reconsider (U Betta) • Don't Talk 2 Strangers • Hair • The Drama Format Catalogue Tracklisting 12" Promo Sampler CHAKA1 SIDE ONE: • Reconsider (U Betta) • Spoon SIDE TWO: • Betcha I • Come 2 My House SINGLES RELEASED Title Format Don't Talk 2 Strangers Commercial Single Spoon Promo Only This Crazy Life Of Mine Promo Only RELATED RELEASES • Newpower Soul • GCS 2000 • Don't Talk 2 Strangers • Spoon • This Crazy Life Of Mine SOURCES Prince Vault, Discogs, sleevographia2. 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"Dance 4 Me" was the first and only single released from Prince's thirty-fourth studio album, MPLSound. The song initially appeared as a digital release in France on August 31, 2009, one week before the album's French release, and was made available exclusively as the album version of the track. On September 29, 2009, a new digital release was issued in the United States featuring David Alexander's "Icon Remix". This remix became the primary focus of the single campaign in North America. Although additional remixes and an edited version of the song were prepared for a proposed maxi-single, those releases did not materialise at the time and remained unavailable. The project was revisited in December 2011 when Swiss label Purple Music issued an expanded remix package. This later release incorporated the previously released Icon Remix alongside newly commissioned remixes and several mixes created in 2009 that had remained unreleased. RECORDING Written and produced by Prince. Additional remix work for later releases was completed by Jamie Lewis, David Alexander, Brian Matrix and Dominatrix. STYLE & THEMES "Dance 4 Me" was presented as a dance-oriented track from MPLSound and later became the basis for an extensive remix programme. The various remixes expanded the song into club-oriented, house and electronic dance styles while maintaining the original composition. TRACK‑BY‑TRACK NOTES • Dance 4 Me — The original album version released digitally in France ahead of the release of MPLSound. • Dance 4 Me (Icon Remix) — David Alexander's remix issued digitally in North America on September 29, 2009 and later included on the 2011 Purple Music release. • Dance 4 Me (Jamie Lewis Revamped Purple Mix) — A newly created remix for the Purple Music project, featuring additional keyboards by Grooveprofessor and guitar by Roger Massimo. • Dance 4 Me (Brian Matrix Da Big Room Mix) — A club-oriented remix created for the 2011 remix package. • Dance 4 Me (Dominatrix Mix) — One of two Dominatrix-produced remixes included as part of the Purple Music campaign. • Dance 4 Me (Tribal Drum Mix) — A rhythm-focused remix included on the expanded release. RELEASE HISTORY The original digital single was released in France on August 31, 2009 through NPG Records and Because Music. This initial edition contained only the album version of the song. A separate digital release followed in the United States on September 29, 2009 featuring the David Alexander Icon Remix. The remix was distributed through iTunes and became the only officially released remix from the originally planned remix campaign. On December 9, 2011, Purple Music issued a significantly expanded Swiss re-release featuring multiple new remixes together with previously unavailable 2009 mixes. Digital editions of the expanded package followed on December 12, 2011. CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS AMERICA USA: Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales — Entry: December 31, 2011 — Peak: 7 — Weeks: 1 EUROPE France: SNEP Top 50 Téléchargement Titres — Entry: September 7, 2009 — Peak: 38 — Weeks: 1 PACIFIC CERTIFICATIONS This single did not receive any certifications. AWARDS This single did not receive any awards. PERSONNEL Prince — writer, producer Jamie Lewis — remix David Alexander — remix Brian Matrix — remix Dominatrix — remix Grooveprofessor — additional keyboards Roger Massimo — guitar PRODUCTION Produced by Prince Label: NPG Records / Because Music Label: NPG Records / Purple Music NOTES • First and only single released from MPLSound. • Initial French digital release contained only the album version. • David Alexander's Icon Remix was released digitally in North America on September 29, 2009. • Additional remixes prepared in 2009 remained unreleased until the 2011 Purple Music project. • Purple Music issued an expanded remix edition in Switzerland during December 2011. • Digital editions followed on December 12, 2011. • Copyright © 2009 NPG Records / © 2011 Purple Music. • See individual tracks and related albums for additional credits. RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE Artist Title Label Country Catalogue Date Format Prince Dance 4 Me NPG Records / Because Music France No Catalogue Number August 31, 2009 Digital Single Prince Dance 4 Me (Icon Remix) NPG Records USA No Catalogue Number September 29, 2009 Digital Single Prince Dance 4 Me NPG Records / Purple Music Switzerland PM119_1/2/3/4/5/6 & PM119_ALL December 9, 2011 Digital EP Prince Dance 4 Me NPG Records / Purple Music Switzerland PMC001_CD December 9, 2011 CD Single Prince Dance 4 Me NPG Records / Purple Music Switzerland PM119_VINYL December 9, 2011 12" Vinyl Prince Dance 4 Me NPG Records / Purple Music Switzerland PM120_Disc December 9, 2011 12" Picture Disc TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS) Format Catalogue Tracklisting Digital Single No Catalogue Number (France) 1. Dance 4 Me (4:58) Digital Single No Catalogue Number (USA) 1. Dance 4 Me (Icon Remix) (7:00) Digital EP PM119_1/2/3/4/5/6 & PM119_ALL 1. Dance 4 Me (Original Mix) (4:58) 2. Dance 4 Me (Jamie Lewis Revamped Purple Mix) (7:12) 3. Dance 4 Me (David Alexander Icon Mix) (6:15) 4. Dance 4 Me (Brian Matrix Da Big Room Mix) (6:41) 5. Dance 4 Me (Dominatrix Mix) (4:49) 6. Dance 4 Me (Tribal Drum Mix) (5:13) CD Single PMC001_CD 1. Dance 4 Me (Original Mix) (4:58) 2. Dance 4 Me (Jamie Lewis Revamped Purple Mix) (7:12) 3. Dance 4 Me (David Alexander Icon Mix) (6:15) 4. Dance 4 Me (Brian Matrix Da Big Room Mix) (6:41) 5. Dance 4 Me (Dominatrix Mix) (4:49) 6. Dance 4 Me (Tribal Drum Mix) (5:13) 12" Vinyl / Picture Disc PM119_VINYL / PM120_Disc 1. Dance 4 Me (Original Mix) (4:58) 2. Dance 4 Me (Jamie Lewis Revamped Purple Mix) (7:12) 3. Dance 4 Me (David Alexander Icon Mix) (6:15) 4. Dance 4 Me (Brian Matrix Da Big Room Mix) (6:41) SOURCES Prince Vault, Sleevographia2, Discogs. All single artwork, photographs, logos, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. 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"My Name Is Prince" was released in the United States on September 29, 1992 as the second single from Love Symbol Album, Prince's fourteenth studio album and the second credited to Prince And The New Power Generation. 7" - USA - 7-18707 Issued two weeks ahead of the album, the single served as a major introduction to the new project and reinforced Prince's reaffirmation of identity during a period of significant artistic and commercial visibility. Unlike releases issued in many international territories, the American commercial single featured "Sexy Mutha" as its B-side. Outside the United States, "2 Whom It May Concern" was generally used instead. That track functioned as a promotional preview of Love Symbol Album, incorporating excerpts and references to many of the album's songs. 7" - USA - 7-18707 A month after the commercial 7-inch release, an expanded remix campaign followed with the release of a US maxi-single on October 22, 1992 featuring club-oriented remixes of both "My Name Is Prince" and "Sexy M.F." STYLE & THEMES "My Name Is Prince" combined funk, rap, dance and rock influences into a bold declaration of self-identity. The recording placed Prince's name and persona at the centre of the song while reflecting the aggressive, contemporary sound that characterised much of Love Symbol Album. The associated remix campaign further emphasized the dance-floor appeal of the track through extended club-oriented reinterpretations. CD single (Cardboard) - USA - 2-18707 TRACK-BY-TRACK NOTES • My Name Is Prince — Released as the lead US single from Love Symbol Album and became one of the project's signature recordings. • Sexy Mutha — Exclusive US single B-side version derived from "Sexy M.F.". • 2 Whom It May Concern — Included on selected extended formats. The track served as a musical preview of the forthcoming album. • My Name Is Prince (12" Club Mix) — Club-oriented remix released on the maxi-single. CD single (Cardboard) - USA - 2-18707 • My Name Is Prince (House Mix) — Dance remix prepared for club and promotional release. • My Name Is Prince (Original Mix Edit) — Extended remix variation included on remix formats. • My Name Is Prince (Hard Core 12" Mix) — Harder-edged remix version. • Sexy M.F. (12" Remix) — Extended remix prepared for dance and maxi-single release. RELEASE HISTORY The commercial US 7-inch single was released on September 29, 1992. An expanded US maxi-single campaign followed on October 22, 1992 with 12-inch and CD configurations featuring multiple exclusive remixes. "My Name Is Prince" became a substantial US chart success across several Billboard categories, reaching the Top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100 and the Top 25 of the Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart. The remix packages also charted on Billboard's dance listings. CHARTS & CERTIFICATIONS AMERICA Chart Entry Date Peak Weeks Billboard Hot 100 October 10, 1992 36 11 Billboard Hot R&B Singles October 10, 1992 25 10 Billboard Top 40 Radio Monitor October 10, 1992 37 3 Billboard Top 40 Airplay (Rhythm-Crossover) October 10, 1992 20 3 Billboard R&B Radio Monitor October 10, 1992 51 3 Billboard Top Singles Sales October 17, 1992 22 7 Billboard R&B Singles Sales October 17, 1992 12 7 Billboard Hot Dance Music - Club Play October 31, 1992 9 11 Billboard Hot Dance Music (Maxi-Single Sales) October 24, 1992 8 2 RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE Artist Title Label Country Catalogue Date Format Prince And The New Power Generation My Name Is Prince Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Records USA 7-18707 September 29, 1992 7" Single Prince And The New Power Generation My Name Is Prince Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Records USA 0-40700 October 22, 1992 12" Maxi-Single Prince And The New Power Generation My Name Is Prince Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Records USA 9 40700-2 October 22, 1992 Maxi-CD Prince And The New Power Generation My Name Is Prince Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Records USA PRO-A-5770 1992 12" Promo Prince And The New Power Generation My Name Is Prince Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Records USA PRO-CD-5770 1992 CD Promo TRACKLIST TABLE (ALL FORMATS) Format Catalogue Tracklisting 7" Single 7-18707 A. My Name Is Prince (Edit) (4:05) B. Sexy Mutha (3:55) 12" Maxi-Single 0-40700 A1. My Name Is Prince (12" Club Mix) (8:11) A2. My Name Is Prince (House Mix) (7:18) B1. My Name Is Prince (Original Mix Edit) (8:06) B2. My Name Is Prince (Hard Core 12" Mix) (7:55) B3. Sexy M.F. (12" Remix) (7:34) Maxi-CD 9 40700-2 1. My Name Is Prince (Original Mix Edit) (8:06) 2. My Name Is Prince (12" Club Mix) (8:11) 3. My Name Is Prince (House Mix) (7:18) 4. My Name Is Prince (Hard Core 12" Mix) (7:55) 5. Sexy M.F. (12" Remix) (7:34) 12" Promo PRO-A-5770 A. My Name Is Prince (Edit) (4:05) B. My Name Is Prince (LP Version) (6:38) CD Promo PRO-CD-5770 1. My Name Is Prince (Edit) (4:05) 2. My Name Is Prince (Album Version) (6:38) CERTIFICATIONS This single did not receive any certifications. AWARDS This single did not receive any awards. PERSONNEL Prince And The New Power Generation — Artist PRODUCTION Label: Paisley Park Records / Warner Bros. Records Related Album: Love Symbol Album NOTES • US chronicle only.• Commercial 7-inch released September 29, 1992. • US maxi-single released October 22, 1992. • US commercial single used "Sexy Mutha" as the B-side. • International editions generally used "2 Whom It May Concern" instead. • The single preceded Love Symbol Album by two weeks. • Reached No. 36 on the Billboard Hot 100. • Reached No. 25 on Billboard Hot R&B Singles. • Reached No. 9 on Billboard Hot Dance Music - Club Play. • Reached No. 8 on Billboard Hot Dance Music (Maxi-Single Sales). SOURCES Prince Vault, Discogs, sleevographia2. 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A dreamy, atmospheric track featuring Lianne La Havas that served as the first promotional single from Prince’s 2014 album Art Official Age, released in Europe just weeks before the album’s official launch. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: NPG Records (under exclusive license to Warner Bros. Records) Date: Mid September 2014 Catalogue: None (promo only) Format: Promo CD Single Country: United Kingdom / Europe Genre: Pop / Soul Style: Atmospheric ballad A-Side: “Clouds” (featuring Lianne La Havas) Written by: Prince Produced by: Prince B-Side: — (Single-track promo) TRACK LIST UK / Europe Promo CD Single (no catalogue number) Clouds (4:34) LINKED RELEASES / VARIANTS Main Commercial – Digital pre-order download (August 2014) Album version – Art Official Age (2014) Promo CD – UK / Europe (this release) No commercial physical single or vinyl was issued. PERSONNEL Prince – vocals, instruments, production Lianne La Havas – featured vocals THE STORY “Clouds” was released as a promotional CD single in Europe in mid-September 2014, shortly before the full release of Art Official Age on 29 September. The track had already been available as a pre-order bonus download the previous month. It received a strong European promotional push, with impact date listed as 29 September on the promo sticker. Although no official music video was made, Prince and 3rdEyeGirl performed the song live on Saturday Night Live during the album’s promotional campaign. CONTEXT & NOTES This was Prince’s first promotional single under his new Warner Bros. deal. The simple white artwork with bold black text echoes the minimalist style of some of his earlier promo releases (notably the 1983 “D.M.S.R.” promo). The single entered the French SNEP chart at #182 for one week. It remains one of the more understated but atmospheric tracks from the Art Official Age era. RELATED MATERIAL Prince (2014) Art Official Age For other relevant posts, see the tags at the foot of the page. SOURCES Prince Vault, Discogs, Warner Bros. promo materials, SNEP chart data, 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.