Difference between revisions of "Wild And Loose"

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Wild And Loose

	Song details
from the album What Time Is It?
	Performer:	The Time
	First Released:	25 August 1982 - What Time Is It? album
	Album(s):	What Time Is It?
	Writer(s):	Prince (as Jamie Starr) and Dez Dickerson (credited to The Time)
	Producer(s):	Prince (as The Starr Company, credited to Morris Day and The Starr Company)
	Live Appearances
	First and last live appearance:
	11 November 1982: Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium, Chattanooga, TN, USA (during set by The Time); 4 April 1998 (a.m.): Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA (interpolation in That'll Work (2001)) 17 January 2013 (show 2)): Dakota Jazz Club & Restaurant, Minneapolis, MN, USA (interpolation in Days Of Wild) This track is not known to have been performed in full by Prince
	Performed regularly on tour:
	none
	Performed occasionally in shows:
	1998 (interpolation in That'll Work (2001)), 2012 (over the music of Days Of Wild), 2013 (over the music of Days Of Wild)

Wild And Loose is the first track on The Time's second album What Time Is It? The song was written by Prince and Dez Dickerson, although the song is officially credited to The Time. It was produced by Prince (as The Starr Company), but was credited to Morris Day and The Starr Company.

Initial tracking took place on 19 January 1982 at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA (three days after You're All I Want, and the day before Turn It Up). As with much of the What Time Is It? album, the recording features only Prince and Morris Day.

Recording Information

Recording Sessions
Date	Studio	Additional info
19 January 1982	Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA	Initial tracking
Recording Personnel
Morris Day - vocals and drums Prince - background vocals and all other instruments (uncredited) Jellybean Johnson - credited for drums and percussion, but did not appear Terry Lewis - credited for bass guitar and vocals, but did not appear Jesse Johnson - credited for guitar and vocals, but did not appear Jimmy Jam - credited for keyboards and vocals, but did not appear Monte Moir - credited for keyboards and vocals, but did not appear

Versions

Released Versions

Title	Length	Released	Version	Additional info
Wild And Loose	7:32	What Time Is It?	Studio

Sampled, Referred to, Quoted in...

Title	Length	Released	Version	Additional info
Days Of Wild And Loose	19:00	Prince And The NPG	Rehearsal	Contains an interpolation of Wild And Loose

Additional Information

	See also	Trivia

	What Time Is It? album The Time

	References
	The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004) https://www.facebook.com/JesseJohnsonfan/posts/10152293702581224

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-|introduction              = '''Wild And Loose''' is the first track on [[The Time]]'s second album [[Album: What Time Is It?|What Time Is It?]] The song was written by [[Prince]] and [[Dez Dickerson]], although the song is officially credited to [[The Time]]. It was produced by [[Prince]] (as [[The Starr Company]]), but was credited to [[Morris Day]] and [[The Starr Company]])
+|introduction              = '''Wild And Loose''' is the first track on [[The Time]]'s second album [[Album: What Time Is It?|What Time Is It?]] The song was written by [[Prince]] and [[Dez Dickerson]], although the song is officially credited to [[The Time]]. It was produced by [[Prince]] (as [[The Starr Company]]), but was credited to [[Morris Day]] and [[The Starr Company]].
 Initial tracking took place on [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/January_19|19 January 1982]] at [[Sunset Sound]], Hollywood, CA, USA (three days after [[You're All I Want]], and the day before [[Turn It Up]]). As with much of the [[Album: What Time Is It?|What Time Is It?]] album, the recording features only [[Prince]] and [[Morris Day]].