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| | In 2019 the original 1981 recording, mixed together with [[Irresistible Bitch]] was released as a track on one of the bonus discs with the deluxe edition of the [[Album: 1999|1999]] album. | | In 2019 the original 1981 recording, mixed together with [[Irresistible Bitch]] was released as a track on one of the bonus discs with the deluxe edition of the [[Album: 1999|1999]] album. |
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| − | While specific recording dates are not known, [[Feel U Up]] was initially recorded around the same time but in a different session from [[Irresistible Bitch]] in late 1981 at [[Prince]]'s [[Kiowa Trail Home Studio]], Chanhassen, MN, USA. It was later re-recorded at [[Sunset Sound]], Hollywood, CA, USA on [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/October_27|27 October 1986]], on the first day of sessions for the [[Album: Camille|Camille]] album (the day after overdubs on [[Housequake]], the day before [[Rebirth Of The Flesh]] and [[Rockhard In A Funky Place]]). It was included as the fourth track on the [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/November 5|5 November 1986]] configuration of the album [[Album: Camille|Camille]] (to be credited to [[Alias: Camille|Camille]]), but it was discarded when the [[Album: Dream Factory|Dream Factory]] and [[Album: Camille|Camille]] albums evolved into the [[Album: Crystal Ball 1986|Crystal Ball]] triple-album. The same recording was used when included on the [[Single: Partyman|Partyman]] single in 1989 (on the '''Long Stroke''' version; the '''Short Stroke''' version is an edit), but credit was given solely to [[Prince]], rather than the pseudonym [[Alias: Camille|Camille]]. | + | While specific recording dates are not known, [[Feel U Up]] was initially recorded around the same time but in a different session from [[Irresistible Bitch]] in November 1981 (estimate) at [[Prince]]'s [[Kiowa Trail Home Studio]], Chanhassen, MN, USA. |
| | + | It was later re-recorded at [[Sunset Sound]], Hollywood, CA, USA on [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/October_27|27 October 1986]], on the first day of sessions for the [[Album: Camille|Camille]] album (the day after overdubs on [[Housequake]], the day before [[Rebirth Of The Flesh]] and [[Rockhard In A Funky Place]]). It was included as the fourth track on the [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/November 5|5 November 1986]] configuration of the album [[Album: Camille|Camille]] (to be credited to [[Alias: Camille|Camille]]), but it was discarded when the [[Album: Dream Factory|Dream Factory]] and [[Album: Camille|Camille]] albums evolved into the [[Album: Crystal Ball 1986|Crystal Ball]] triple-album. The same recording was used when included on the [[Single: Partyman|Partyman]] single in 1989 (on the '''Long Stroke''' version; the '''Short Stroke''' version is an edit), but credit was given solely to [[Prince]], rather than the pseudonym [[Alias: Camille|Camille]]. |
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Feel U Up was released as the b-side of Partyman, the second single from Prince's eleventh album Batman. In 1993, it was included as the sixth track on The B-Sides compilation (included as the third and final disc on The Hits / The B-Sides).
In 2019 the original 1981 recording, mixed together with Irresistible Bitch was released as a track on one of the bonus discs with the deluxe edition of the 1999 album.
While specific recording dates are not known, Feel U Up was initially recorded around the same time but in a different session from Irresistible Bitch in November 1981 (estimate) at Prince's Kiowa Trail Home Studio, Chanhassen, MN, USA.
It was later re-recorded at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA on 27 October 1986, on the first day of sessions for the Camille album (the day after overdubs on Housequake, the day before Rebirth Of The Flesh and Rockhard In A Funky Place). It was included as the fourth track on the 5 November 1986 configuration of the album Camille (to be credited to Camille), but it was discarded when the Dream Factory and Camille albums evolved into the Crystal Ball triple-album. The same recording was used when included on the Partyman single in 1989 (on the Long Stroke version; the Short Stroke version is an edit), but credit was given solely to Prince, rather than the pseudonym Camille.
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Versions
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Released Versions
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Length
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Released
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Version
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Additional info
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| Feel U Up
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3:44
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Partyman single
The Hits / The B-Sides
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Studio
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a.k.a. Feel U Up (Short Stroke)
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| Feel U Up (Long Stroke)
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6:27
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Partyman single
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Extended version
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Original version before edit above
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| Feel U Up
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6:24
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1999 Deluxe
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Studio
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Sampled, Referred to, Quoted in...
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Unreleased Versions
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Version
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Additional Info
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| Feel U Up
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Studio
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longer version of the released 1986 song
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