Lolly Lolly

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Lolly Lolly

single art for Lolly Lolly Song details Performer: Wendy & Lisa First Released: 10 April 1989 - Lolly Lolly single Album(s): None Writer(s): Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman Producer(s): Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman Live Appearances First and last live appearance: This track is not believed to have been performed live by Prince Performed regularly on tour: none Performed occasionally in shows: none

Lolly Lolly (According To Prince) is a remix Prince made of Wendy & Lisa's track Lolly Lolly, the first track from their second 'solo' album Fruit At The Bottom, and was released as the a-side on the album's second single Lolly Lolly. In 2011, it was included as the 13th track (a bonus track) on a re-release of Fruit At The Bottom. The track was written and produced by Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman. This is the only instance of Prince contributing to Wendy & Lisa's 'solo' work after leaving The Revolution, and the earliest example of Prince remixing a track that he had not created himself. Prince's remix session took place on 30 November 1988 at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA. Recording Information Recording Sessions Date Studio Additional info 30 November 1988 Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA Remix Recording Personnel Wendy Melvoin - vocals, guitar and other instruments Lisa Coleman - vocals, keyboards and other instruments Carla Azar - drums Cole Ynda - vocals Susannah Melvoin - vocals Versions Released Versions Only Prince-related versions are listed Title Length Released Version Additional info Lolly Lolly (According To Prince) 4:21 Lolly Lolly single Fruit At The Bottom re-issue Remix Remix by Prince Lolly Lolly (According To Prince) (DJ Edit) 3:22 Lolly Lolly promo Lolly Lolly (William Orbit Remix) 7" Remix edit Remix by Prince

Additional Information See also Trivia Lolly Lolly single This is the only instance of Prince contributing to Wendy & Lisa's 'solo' work after leaving The Revolution, and the earliest example of Prince remixing a track that he had not created himself. References The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)

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