I guess the video was weak. I even paused it but I guess at the wrong spot. It seemed too upper end to be missing the B and e for my ear too. Thx.Apple Jack said:Thanks for posting that.
All six strings are on there, it's just tough to see the B and high E because they aren't wound. You can hear them at the end of Cream. It's standard tuning. I've never known him to play in an alternate tuning live. Which is kind of surprising considering what a big Joni Mitchell fan he was.
Dr Fink has had a full tribute band for years...The Revolution have reassembled minus their frontman and are available for gigs.
Same version he did on the SNL party video...awesome.Sad that we now have access to all the Prince stuff on Youtube and other places. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Love the slow version of Let's Go Crazy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnqJgLYrnPA
I'm sure to some extent it was CYA. I might be reading into it but I got the impression it more he going out of his way to be gracious and get their blessing.I did hear that Prince was a big fan of Schon. That being said, I don't see how this equates to being classy. The article says straight out that prince was afraid of being sued.
Everything that we have heard the past week or so indicates Prince was a very nice man who seemed to genuinely care about people. I just dont see this as one of those times. More CYA than anything.
He figured what he came up with was close enough that he mind infringe on Journey's song, so he asks? Wow, what an #######.I did hear that Prince was a big fan of Schon. That being said, I don't see how this equates to being classy. The article says straight out that prince was afraid of being sued.
Everything that we have heard the past week or so indicates Prince was a very nice man who seemed to genuinely care about people. I just dont see this as one of those times. More CYA than anything.
Yep, that's what I said. Words have meaning.Tom Servo said:He figured what he came up with was close enough that he mind infringe on Journey's song, so he asks? Wow, what an #######.![]()
Hi, Chris!Prince Tribute show in Las Vegas pays tribute to late star. Prince impersonator, lead singer of the show has met the Purple Rain singer on a few occasions. It's worth seeing if you're going to Vegas this summer.
http://www.cyinterview.com/2016/06/jason-tenner-as-prince-in-purple-reign-at-the-westgate-las-vegas-resort-tenner-talks-prince-meeting-the-pu/
This unreleased version of "Nothing Compares 2 U" was recorded in 1984, six years before Sinead O'Connor's 1990 rendition, and before Prince even began to perform the song live. And in conjunction with the song's release, a video has also been shared showing previously unseen footage of Prince & The Revolution from the summer of 1984 when the song was recorded.
Stand Back (charted to #5) - Stevie says she wrote off LRC but Prince helped finalize
She says he flew in to play synth, said virtually nothing, and left the same day. Might be a coke-addled fake memory.
This is awesome. I think he was 17 when he did this? Crazy!!!!
19, but still awesome.This is awesome. I think he was 17 when he did this? Crazy!!!!
Sounds like good stuff. I wish this was available to buy with song titles and everything.
That, and the Grammy tribute on CBS tonight...Seems like a timely bump.
ICYMI, QuestLove recently streamed some long sessions of Prince that are up on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usEsWO9aWAE
So brilliant. Wrote incredible songs, had a cool voice, had the smooth moves, and could play the crap out of the guitar like he played blues for a living.I’m sure this has been posted a few times but damn https://youtu.be/6SFNW5F8K9Y does he kill it at the Rock and Roll hall of fame.
Fact.God, I miss the hell outta Prince.
Looking back, that was a really bad time for legendary artists. Lemmy died in December, Bowie in January, then Prince in April. All of them unparalleled talents.
May their music continue to touch and inspire us all.
I recently read his book The Beautiful Ones. Was interesting that he was getting tired of playing guitar. He was working on a tour that would be just him and a piano playing songs and talking. I have seen Prince live three times and while I am sure he could have pulled that off I am not sure how. Dude was energy all the way.So brilliant. Wrote incredible songs, had a cool voice, had the smooth moves, and could play the crap out of the guitar like he played blues for a living.
I know I mentioned it before.... randomly met the bassist on a cruise. He was great, told some mild stories, without naming names...The tribute last night was superb, very well done. hats off to Shelia E for doing a great job and the revolution crushed it at the end. Wendy was on fire playing Prince's part on lead.
my favorite Prince song is still this B-side of 1999 and those who've seen his shows know that his slojam segment - just him at the keys seducing people hundreds of yards away like they was heatin' up his pillow - was always the highlight.I recently read his book The Beautiful Ones. Was interesting that he was getting tired of playing guitar. He was working on a tour that would be just him and a piano playing songs and talking.