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* '''1984''' – [[ | * '''1984''' – [[Susannah’s Pajamas]] ([[The Family]]) ([[Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse]], Eden Prairie, MN, USA) | ||
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* ''' | * '''1986''' - [[Prince]] attends the Black Radio Exclusive Awards ceremony. He was one of the recepient of the Drummer Awards. This ceremony took place at the end of a 5-day conference held by the Black Radio Exclusive magazine to celebrate the Black History Month. [[Mazarati]] and [[Sheila E.]] performed live during the event (on Friday, June 20). | ||
* '''1993''' – [[Prince]] shoots a video for [[Video: Interactive|Interactive]] at [[Paisley Park Studios]] in Chanhassen, MN, USA | |||
* '''2003''' – The [[NPG Music Club]] streams the track [[South]] for a period of 24 hours | * '''2003''' – The [[NPG Music Club]] streams the track [[South]] for a period of 24 hours | ||
* '''2013''' – [[3rdEye TV]] streams a rehearsal of [[Sticky Like Glue]], a remix of Janelle | * '''2013''' – [[3rdEye TV]] streams a rehearsal of [[Sticky Like Glue]], a remix of Janelle Monáe & Erykah Badu - Q.U.E.E.N., an instrumental jam based on [[Let’s Work]], an unreleased version of [[Eye’ll Never B Another Fool]], [[Breakfast Can Wait]], footage of [[Play That Funky Music]] from [[30 May 2012|30 May 2012, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia]] and [[Goodbye]]. | ||
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'''Associated Artists''' | '''Associated Artists''' | ||
Latest revision as of 03:43, 21 May 2024
22 June
Releases
- 1984 – A 7" for When Doves Cry b/w 17 Days is released in the UK
- 1992 – UK/Australian release of Celine Dion, featuring With This Tear, written by Prince
- 1993 – US release of the album Precious by Dutch band Loïs Lane (renamed Loïs L. for the US), featuring the Prince compositions Qualified and Sex, as well as other songs that Prince appeared on as a musician.
Recordings
- 1984 – Susannah’s Pajamas (The Family) (Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse, Eden Prairie, MN, USA)
Concerts
- 1987 – Utrecht, Netherlands: Stadion De Galgenwaard
- 1990 – London, England: Wembley Arena
- 1997 – Indianapolis, IN: Deer Creek Music Center
- 2001 –
New York, NY, USA: Rockefeller Center Plaza(canceled Today Show Summer Concert Series) - 2001 –
Peoria, IL, USA: Civic Center Arena(canceled) - 2008 – Beverly Hills, CA, USA: 77 Beverly Park Ln. (Private Residence)(a.m.)
Miscellaneous
- 1986 - Prince attends the Black Radio Exclusive Awards ceremony. He was one of the recepient of the Drummer Awards. This ceremony took place at the end of a 5-day conference held by the Black Radio Exclusive magazine to celebrate the Black History Month. Mazarati and Sheila E. performed live during the event (on Friday, June 20).
- 1993 – Prince shoots a video for Interactive at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, MN, USA
- 2003 – The NPG Music Club streams the track South for a period of 24 hours
- 2013 – 3rdEye TV streams a rehearsal of Sticky Like Glue, a remix of Janelle Monáe & Erykah Badu - Q.U.E.E.N., an instrumental jam based on Let’s Work, an unreleased version of Eye’ll Never B Another Fool, Breakfast Can Wait, footage of Play That Funky Music from 30 May 2012, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, Australia and Goodbye.
Associated Artists
- 1987 – Madhouse performs in Utrecht, Netherlands: Stadion De Galgenwaard, supporting Prince
- 1990 – Mavis Staples performs in London, England: Wembley Arena, supporting Prince
