Video: Call The Law

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Call The Law

Music Video details

First aired:	1992 (promo only)
Producer(s):
Director:	Scott McCullough
Related home video/DVD:
First (Commercially) Released:	(1992)

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

Call The Law is a Prince video with a prominent role for Tony M. and the Game Boyz, having a party at Paisley Park Studios and in a park. The video also has footage of Prince and The NPG performing the song seemingly shot at the same session that also yielded footage for Money Don't Matter 2 Night and Willing And Able.

Shooting Information

Shooting Sessions
Date	Location	Additional info
January 1992 (assumed) (Prince & The NPG studio footage) 7 May 1992 (Game Boyz/party footage)	Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA (assumed)
Cast
Tony M. (with Damon Dickson & Kirk Johnson collectively as "The Game Boyz") Kirky J. (with Tony Mosley & Damon Dickson collectively as "The Game Boyz") Damon Dickson (with Tony Mosley & Kirk Johnson collectively as "The Game Boyz") Prince Levi Seacer, Jr. Michael B. Tommy Barbarella Sonny T. Rosie Gaines Fred Steele (with JD Steele, Jearlyn Steele and Jevetta Steele collectively known as The Steeles) JD Steele (with Fred Steele, Jearlyn Steele and Jevetta Steele collectively known as The Steeles) Jearlyn Steele (with Fred Steele, JD Steele and Jevetta Steele collectively known as The Steeles) Jevetta Steele (with Fred Steele, JD Steele and Jearlyn Steele collectively known as The Steeles) unidentified party guest
Crew
Scott McCullough - director (party & park footage) Sotera Tschetter - director (Prince and the New Power Generation footage)

Versions

Released Versions

Title	Length	Released	Version	Additional info
Call The Law	4:46	Diamonds And Pearls Video Collection (1992) Prince streaming video platforms (2017) Released for sale as separate track on iTunes (2017)

Additional Information

	See Also	Quotation & triva

	Call The Law Diamonds And Pearls Video Collection

	References
	The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)

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