Video: Sweet Baby

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Sweet Baby

Music Video details First aired: 1994 Producer(s): Joseph Uliano (One World Productions, inc) Director: Sotera Tschetter and Randee St. Nicholas Related home video/DVD: 3 Chains O’ Gold home video First (Commercially) Released: 16 June 1994 Awards Date Institution, Country Award This music video has not received any awards in the USA

Sweet Baby is a video included on the 3 Chains O’ Gold home video, filmed in Mid May 1992. A single was planned for release in 1993 but canceled for unknown reasons. The video focuses on Mayte’s pain. Prince’s voice is the narrator, and he is barely seen in the video except in one scene in which he is traveling on the train looking through a window regretfully. and in a flashback with Mayte on a carousel. Mayte travels while remembering the good times with him, and returns to her (fictional) homeland of Egypt (with footage filmed in Egypt with Randee St. Nicholas in January 1992 also seen in The Continental, Damn U throughout the Act I TV-special and 3 Chains O’ Gold home video). Shooting Information Shooting Sessions Date Location Additional info Mid May 1992 Downtown Los Angeles, LAX Airport, railroad tracks, Santa Monica Pier (carousel). Cast Mayte Prince Crew Sotera Tschetter - director Randee St. Nicholas - co-director Joseph Uliano - producer More information needed Versions Released Versions Title Length Released Version Additional info Blue Light 4:03 3 Chains O’ Gold (1994) Prince streaming video platforms (2017) Released for sale as separate track on iTunes (2017)

Additional Information See Also Quotation & triva Sweet Baby 3 Chains O’ Gold Home video Although the full video was not released until mid 1994 and Prince released other videos in the meantime, this particular video is listed here chronologically as it is related to the album. Sotera Tschetter has directed the following videos for Prince: Willing And Able, Sexy M.F., 7, The Continental, Sweet Baby and a version of Money Don’t Matter 2 Night. She also did an unreleased video for Daddy Pop Footage of Sweet Baby was later included in the Nothing Compares 2 U and Pink Cashmere videos. References The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)

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1992/1994 The Max

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1993/1994 Blue Light

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