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|Current video name    = I Wanna Be Your Lover
 
|Current video name    = I Wanna Be Your Lover
 
|Video Image            = IWBYLsolo-vid5in1.png
 
|Video Image            = IWBYLsolo-vid5in1.png
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|Date                  = ?
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|Date                  = TV: tbc<br>YouTube: 14 July 2017
 
|producer(s)            = ?
 
|producer(s)            = ?
 
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|Introduction          = '''I Wanna Be Your Lover''' is the first [[Prince]] video to have been broadcast as no videos were made for either of the two previous singles [[Single: Soft And Wet|Soft And Wet]] and [[Single: Just As Long As We're Together|Just As Long As We're Together]].  
 
|Introduction          = '''I Wanna Be Your Lover''' is the first [[Prince]] video to have been broadcast as no videos were made for either of the two previous singles [[Single: Soft And Wet|Soft And Wet]] and [[Single: Just As Long As We're Together|Just As Long As We're Together]].  
  
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The video show [[Prince]] singing, playing various instruments: keyboards, drums, guitar and bass. He is also seen dancing and playing with a red scarf attached to his mic. The video looks to have been interpreted as a attempt to market [[Prince]] as a wonderkid multi-instrumentalist (a potential new Stevie Wonder).
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The video show [[Prince]] singing, playing various instruments: keyboards, drums, guitar and bass. He is also seen dancing and playing with a red scarf attached to his mic. The video looks to have been interpreted as a attempt to market [[Prince]] as a prodigy multi-instrumentalist (a potential new Stevie Wonder).
  
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[[Video:_I_Wanna_Be_Your_Lover-band|Another video]] was shot shortly after with [[Prince]]'s band but it was never aired and remains unreleased. The videos are two separate run-throughs of the song and neither contains any shots also present in the other.
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[[Video:_I_Wanna_Be_Your_Lover-band|Another video]] was shot at a later date after with [[Prince]]'s band but it was never aired and remains unreleased. The videos are two separate run-throughs of the song and neither contains any shots also present in the other.
 
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|1= <b>I Wanna Be Your Lover</b>
 
|1= <b>I Wanna Be Your Lover</b>
 
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|3= [[Home_Video: The Hits Video Collection|The Hits Video Collection]]
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|3= [[Home Video: The Story So Far...|The Story So Far...]] (1986)<br>
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[[Home_Video: The Hits Video Collection|The Hits Video Collection]] (1993)<br>
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[[Prince Streaming Video Channels |Prince streaming video platforms]] (2017)<br>
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Released for sale as separate track on iTunes (2017)
 
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|see also                = [[I Wanna Be Your Lover]]
 
|see also                = [[I Wanna Be Your Lover]]
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* [[Single: I Wanna Be Your Lover|I Wanna Be Your Lover]] (single)<br>[[Image:Iwannabeyourlover_single.jpg|100px]]
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* [[Single: I Wanna Be Your Lover|I Wanna Be Your Lover]] (single)<br>
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[[Image:Iwannabeyourlover_single.jpg|100px]]
 
* [[Video: I Wanna Be Your Lover-band|I Wanna Be Your Lover (Band version)]]
 
* [[Video: I Wanna Be Your Lover-band|I Wanna Be Your Lover (Band version)]]
 
|Quotations & trivia    = Of note, the video features [[Prince]] playing an ''Orr bass'', (named after its luthier Charley Orr), an instrument [[Prince]] used to record almost all the basslines in [[Album: For You|For You]] album. The bass has seldom been seen (if never) or cited in credits since 1978.
 
|Quotations & trivia    = Of note, the video features [[Prince]] playing an ''Orr bass'', (named after its luthier Charley Orr), an instrument [[Prince]] used to record almost all the basslines in [[Album: For You|For You]] album. The bass has seldom been seen (if never) or cited in credits since 1978.

Revision as of 17:21, 3 September 2018

None: ◄ Music Videos
(Prince) 		Music Videos
(Related Artists) 		► 1979: Video: Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?
I Wanna Be Your Lover
I Wanna Be Your Lover music video selected snapshots

Music Video details

First aired: TV: tbc
YouTube: 14 July 2017
Producer(s):  ?
Director:  ?
Related home video/DVD: The Hits Video Collection
First (Commercially) Released: 14 September 1993

Awards

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

I Wanna Be Your Lover is the first Prince video to have been broadcast as no videos were made for either of the two previous singles Soft And Wet and Just As Long As We're Together.

The video show Prince singing, playing various instruments: keyboards, drums, guitar and bass. He is also seen dancing and playing with a red scarf attached to his mic. The video looks to have been interpreted as a attempt to market Prince as a prodigy multi-instrumentalist (a potential new Stevie Wonder).

Another video was shot at a later date after with Prince's band but it was never aired and remains unreleased. The videos are two separate run-throughs of the song and neither contains any shots also present in the other.


Shooting Information
Shooting Sessions
Date Location Additional info
August 1979 Leeds Rehearsal Facility, North Hollywood, CA, USA (assumed) solo version
Cast
Crew
  • More information needed

Versions
Released Versions
Title Length Released Version Additional info
I Wanna Be Your Lover 2:55 The Story So Far... (1986)

The Hits Video Collection (1993)
Prince streaming video platforms (2017)
Released for sale as separate track on iTunes (2017)

solo version


 
Additional Information
See Also Quotation & triva

Iwannabeyourlover single.jpg

  • Of note, the video features Prince playing an Orr bass, (named after its luthier Charley Orr), an instrument Prince used to record almost all the basslines in For You album. The bass has seldom been seen (if never) or cited in credits since 1978.
  • Prince also uses a Gibson L6-S Deluxe guitar (customed with red blinking lights), an instrument he will stop using after having heavily customizing it, until he definitively opts for the Hohner Telecaster guitar.
References
◄ None
 Music Videos (Prince) Music Videos (Related Artists) 1979
Video: Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? 		►
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