Album: Mazarati

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Mazarati

Album details Released: 4 March 1986 Length: 40:44 Label(s): Paisley Park / Warner Bros. Studio(s): Flying Cloud Drive Warehouse, Eden Prairie, MN, USA; Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA Charts, Certifications & Awards Charts America Country: Chart Entry Date Peak Position Weeks in Chart USA: Billboard Top Pop Albums Chart 19 Apr. 1986 133 8 USA: Billboard Top Black Albums Chart 19 Apr. 1986 49 21 Certifications This album has not received any certifications in the USA Awards This album has not received any awards in the USA Singles released Of the 3 singles issued, only the ones with a Prince contribution are listed below. Players’ Ball b/w I Guess It’s All Over 100 MPH b/w Don’t Leave Me Baby See also Kiss (Song) Jerk Out (Song)

Mazarati is the first studio album by Mazarati (their only album on Paisley Park (records)), and was released in March 1986. One of the tracks, 100 MPH was written and recorded by Prince. He also re-wrote Brown Mark’s lyrics for two other songs, Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over. The rest of the songs were written solely by Brown Mark with no input by Prince. Sessions and compiling During the making of the album, Prince had contributed two additional songs, Kiss and Jerk Out. Kiss had been recorded by Prince as a brief acoustic guitar demo, and after hearing Mazarati’s take on the song, he reclaimed it for use on Parade (complete with their instrumentation and background vocals). Jerk Out was rejected by Mazarati (but was later released by The Time in 1990). Another track considered for Mazarati, an instrumental named Mazarati, later renamed Susannah’s Pajamas, was released by The Family in 1985. Promotion The album produced three singles, Players’ Ball, 100 MPH and Stroke, but the album reached only number 133 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums Chart and 49 on the Billboard Top Black Albums Chart. Track listing CD LP/MC The compact disc version was released in Japan only, at same time as the LP. Details given for Prince-related tracks only: Players’ Ball Lonely Girl On Bourbon Street 100 MPH (7:23) 1 She’s Just That Kind Of Lady Stroke Suzy Strawberry Lover (5:30) 2 I Guess It’s All Over (4:56) 2 The vinyl long play is the original issue. Details given for Prince-related tracks only: Side 1: Players’ Ball Lonely Girl On Bourbon Street 100 MPH (7:23) 1 She’s Just That Kind Of Lady Side 2: Stroke Suzy Strawberry Lover (5:30) 2 I Guess It’s All Over (4:56) 2 1 Written by Prince 2 Written by Brown Mark and Prince (credited to Brown Mark) Personnel Musicians Sir Casey Terry - lead vocals Aaron Paul "Ace" Keith - background vocals on 100 MPH, background vocals and keyboards on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over Craig "Screamer" Powell - background vocals on 100 MPH, background vocals and lead guitar on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over Marr Starr - background vocals on 100 MPH, background vocals and keyboards on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over Jerome "Romeo" Cox - background vocals on 100 MPH, background vocals and bass guitar on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over Tony Christian - background vocals on 100 MPH, background vocals, rhythm guitar and keyboards on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over Prince - background vocals and all instruments on 100 MPH Kevin "Blondie" Patricks - drums and percussion on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over Jill Jones - background vocals on Strawberry Lover and I Guess It’s All Over (as "J.J.") Production Brown Mark - producer, arranger, engineer David Z. - co-producer Coke Johnson - engineer Bernie Grundman - mastering Thanks none.

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Additional Information Promotion (at time of release) Trivia References The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004) Prince and the Purple Rain Era Studio Sessions 1983 and 1984 (Expanded Edition, paperback), Duane Tudahl (2018) Discogs

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