Video: 13

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1988: Wouldn’t You Love To Love Me? Music Videos
(Prince)
Music Videos
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1989: Time Waits For No One
13

13 music video selected snapshots

Music Video details


First aired: Week of 14 March 1988
Producer(s): Tim Clawson (Limelight Productions)
Director: Prince and Steve Purcell
Related home video/DVD:
First (Commercially) Released:

Awards


Date Institution, Country Award
This music video has not received any awards in the USA

13 is the second video by Madhouse released for broadcast and to promote the single. Exact shooting date is unknown, but it was likely shot in February or early March 1988 at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota or in sequence with the 10 video. 13 was directed by Prince and Steve Purcell.

13 is sequel to 10 and opens as a play titled "The escape". Maneca Lightner, Tony Mosley, Kirk Johnson and Damon Dickson were arrested in the 10 video and are now incarcerated. They manage to escape by stealing the keys to the lockers from the policeman played by Matt Fink and then go to a club where the group Madhouse is playing. The police (Eric Leeds and Matt Fink) manage to locate the thugs who once again manage to escape after a shooting.

Of note, Dale Alexander is replaced by Miko Weaver on drums for this video.

Throughout the videos, black and white footage taken from other sources (from the 1948 film He Walked By Night and drummer Sid Carlett performing with Louis Armstrong) are inserted to accompany the storyline as well as fictitious newspaper (Daily Starr Press and Minneapolis Mirror).


Shooting Information
Shooting Sessions
Date Location Additional info
February or early March 1988 (assumed) Paisley Park Studios,
Chanhassen, MN, USA (assumed)
Cast
Crew
  • Steve Purcell - director
  • Prince - co-director
  • Tim Clawson - producer
  • More information needed

Versions
Broadcasts/streaming (only)
Title Length Released Version Additional info
13 2:55


 
Additional Information

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References
1988
Wouldn’t You Love To Love Me?
Music Videos (Prince) Music Videos (Related Artists) 1989
Time Waits For No One