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| − | |first live appearance = [[26 October 1984-am| 26 October 1984 (am): First Avenue - 7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN, USA]] (some lyrics quoted only); [[07_June 1985|7 June 1985: Prom Center, St. Paul, MN, USA]] (full song); * 13 August 1985: First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, USA <small>(first performance by [[The Family]])</small> <br> | + | |first live appearance = [[26 October 1984-am| 26 October 1984 (a.m.): First Avenue - 7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN, USA]] (some lyrics quoted only); [[07_June 1985|7 June 1985: Prom Center, St. Paul, MN, USA]] (full song); * 13 August 1985: First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, USA <small>(first performance by [[The Family]])</small> <br> |
| | * [[08 March 2014|8 March 2014: Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA, USA]] | | * [[08 March 2014|8 March 2014: Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA, USA]] |
| | |performed regularly on = [[Parade Tour]] | | |performed regularly on = [[Parade Tour]] |
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Mutiny is the second track on The Family's first and only album The Family. The song was written by Prince, but credited to Jerome Benton. In 2001, a live performance medley by Prince of Controversy and Mutiny was released as part of NPG Music Club Edition # 2.
While specific recording dates are not known, initial tracking took place in late June 1984 at the Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse, Eden Prairie, MN, USA (during the same set of sessions that produced High Fashion, River Run Dry, Mazarati (later renamed Susannah's Pajamas), and Desire). St. Paul Peterson overdubbed vocals onto the track in late 1984 - early 1985.
On 23 April 2012, a 9:54 rehearsal version of Mutiny containing an interpolation of Ice Cream Castles by Prince and the New Power Generation and likely recorded around mid-April 2012 was streamed on drfunkenberry.com to promote the forthcoming Welcome 2 Australia Tour. The track was sent to Paul Peterson prior to its online stream, and fDeluxe (as The Family became known) responded the following week by streaming Hot Summer At Menard's (a spoof commercial for Menards, a mid-west homegoods store, using Prince's Hot Summer as background music) on drfunkenberry.com.
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Recording Information
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Recording Sessions
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| Date
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Studio
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Additional info
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| Late June 1984
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Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse, Eden Prairie, MN, USA
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Initial tracking
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| Late 1984 - early 1985
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Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse, Eden Prairie, MN, USA
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Vocal overdubs
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Recording Personnel
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The Family version
Prince version
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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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| Mutiny
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3:57
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The Family
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Studio
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Video Versions
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Broadcasts/streaming (only)
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| Title
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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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| Mutiny
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T.B.C.
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Live concert TV broadcast
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Live
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7 June 1986, Cobo Arena, Detroit, MI, USA
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| Mutiny (originally titled Days of Wild & Loose)
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9:54
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Delayed performance online stream
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Rehearsal
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Recorded mid-April 2012, Paisley Park, Chanhassen, MN, USA (assumed); contains an interpolation of Ice Cream Castles
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| Mutiny
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5:09
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Delayed performance TV broadcast
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Studio
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4 March 2014, The Arsenio Hall Show, Sunset Bronson Studios - Stage 19, Los Angeles, CA, USA; contains an interpolation of Ice Cream Castles; also posted online as performance video
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Unreleased Versions
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| Title
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Version
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Additional Info
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| Mutiny
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Studio
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Prince's original studio version, using an alternate mix from the final release
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