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| − | | colspan="2" | [[File: | + | | colspan="2" | [[File:20Ten album.jpg|48px|border|left|link=Album: 20TEN]] On [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/July 10|10 July, 2010]], [[Prince]]'s 35th studio album, [[Album: 20TEN|20TEN]], was released as a covermount with Belgium newspapers [http://www.nieuwsblad.be/ Het Nieuwsblad] & [http://www.nieuwsblad.be/article/detail.aspx?articleid=UA2S76CE&kanaalid=1371 De Gentenaar] and British newspaper [http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2010/jun/29/daily-mirror-prince The Daily Mirror] (sold in a different edition as [http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2010/jun/29/daily-mirror-prince The Daily Record] in Scotland). German magazine ''Rolling Stone'' and French newspaper ''Courrier International'' also carried the album beginning on [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/July 22|22 July, 2010]]. |
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| KTU.com Prince interview podcast | |
 On 13 December, 2010, KTU.com released an audio podcast of Prince's appearance the same day on New York, NY, USA, radio station 103.5 KTU, giving a brief interview about the upcoming Welcome 2 America Tour. This is believed to be the first authorized podcast of a Prince interview.
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| Stratus audio stream on Drfunkenberry.com | |
 A live recording of Stratus, a cover version of the 1973 Billy Cobham track, was streamed on Drfunkenberry.com, beginning on 2 November, 2010. The recording, taken from 22 October, 2010, MCH MultiArena / Jyske Bank Boxen, Herning, Denmark, is the first available recording to feature new bass guitarist Ida Nielsen.
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| Dale Bozzio album Make Love Not War | |
 On 31 October, 2010, Dale Bozzio released an album collecting rare and unreleased tracks mostly recorded in 1991. Included is Take Me To Your Leader, co-written by Prince. No credits are given, but the track is credited as Take Me To Your Leader (Prince Mix), indicating he was involved in production also.
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| Rich Friends KTU 103.5 radio stream | |
| As previously-unreleased song, Rich Friends, was streamed in full (with three station IDs overdubbed onto the track) on KTU.com (the website of New York, NY, USA, radio station 103.5 KTU), beginning on 14 October, 2010. French radio station Europe 1 had previously debuted a clip of the song on 8 October, 2010. The DJ announced the track as coming from a "new" album, 20TEN Deluxe (which is thought to be a deluxe edition of 20TEN, although no other details are currently known).
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| Sheila E.: From E 2 U EP release | |
 On 15 August, 2010, Sheila E. sold a 5-song EP at two shows she performed at Yoshi's, San Francisco, CA, USA. The EP's first track, Leader Of The Band, was written by Prince, who also appears on piano. Sheila E. also indicated through her Twitter account that the EP would be available through her website within a matter of days.
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| 20TEN CD release | |
 On 10 July, 2010, Prince's 35th studio album, 20TEN, was released as a covermount with Belgium newspapers Het Nieuwsblad & De Gentenaar and British newspaper The Daily Mirror (sold in a different edition as The Daily Record in Scotland). German magazine Rolling Stone and French newspaper Courrier International also carried the album beginning on 22 July, 2010.
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