What is the Prince podcast?
The official podcast dedicated to Prince, the singular artist and visionary. Featuring explorations of Prince's massive discography and new discoveries from his legendary vault of unreleased recordings, each podcast episode features unforgettable anecdotes and insights from his trusted collaborators.
Where did Prince go on his Welcome 2 America Tour?
The Welcome 2 America Tour brought Prince and his band to several cities for lengthy residencies, including the marathon Twenty One Nite Stand at the L. A. Forum in 2011. Hear exclusive live recordings from the Forum alongside memories from NPG bandmates Morris Hayes, Elisa Fiorillo, Shelby J.
Who is the owner of the Prince brand?
© (p) & (c) 2021 The Prince Estate / NPG Records. Inc., distributed by Sony Music Entertainment. PRINCE and related trademarks are owned by Paisley Park Enterprises, Inc., a wholly owned entity of The Prince Estate.
The Prince Estate announces brand new season of the Official Prince Podcast
The Prince Estate has today announced brand new season of the Official Prince Podcast, launching July 22.
PRINCE: EXCLUSIVE VINYL REISSUES
We’re proud to present our latest round of reissues in collaboration with the Prince estate, covering the incredibly intriguing and fertile period of 2001 and 2002, released May 29.
Artist of the Month: Prince
Following our recent collaborations with the great one’s Estate, and with more on the way, we’re rather more than proud to announce that our Artist of the Month for February is Prince.
Prince
We’re beyond honoured to announce that Sony Legacy will be curating the catalogue of pioneering global megastar Prince.
Who discovered Prince?
Actor, comedian and musician Fred Armisen ('Saturday Night Live'; 'Portlandia'; 'Late Night with Seth Meyers') discovered Prince shortly after the release of '1999.' In a conversation with The Current's Andrea Swensson, Armisen talks about how he discovered Prince and became an instant fan for life. 'Prince really became my favorite artist,' Armisen says. 'I really soaked up every lyric, every little drumbeat, everything about him.'
When did Bobby Z meet Prince?
Bobby Z first met Prince in the mid-'70s when the two were teenagers, and Bobby went on to become drummer for the Revolution. In conversation with Andrea Swensson, Bobby Z offers a philosophical look at Prince's incredible life and career. "Prince was hearing all the music in his head like Beethoven or other classical musicians," Bobby Z says. "He was kind of reborn in all these characters throughout the ages."
Who was the first keyboard player for Prince?
Matt Fink - aka Dr. Fink - was one of Prince's first keyboard players and is a member of the Revolution. In conversation with Andrea Swensson, Dr. Fink reflects on performing, recording and touring with Prince. 'He was always transforming himself into something different with every record,' Fink says. 'There was always something new and original and exploratory.'
